Noah Kahan
Today's Document
Monterey Bay Aquarium
hello vonnie
d e v o n
Fai_Ryy
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me

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Misplaced Lens Cap
Not today Justin

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Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
One Nice Bug Per Day
Game of Thrones Daily
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YOU ARE THE REASON

bliss lane

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
sheepfilms
Show & Tell

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@wizardcomfey
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MY NEW WAY TO HAVW FUN🔥🔥
His strength is that he is biscuits
mario's personal information just got leaked onto the internet
it was a dire dire dox
Lilac breasted roller, surveying the insect buffet on the savanna.
also I know land back is ~complicated~ but I do think it's pretty easy, when someone asks what that means, to start with, "do the Indigenous people of a place have the ability to sustain themselves on the land as they choose without being disrupted by settlers?" like take all the "property ownership" aspect out and just answer me that. Do Indigenous people have the power to prevent settlers from turning their land into housing or industrial plants or golf courses or national parks if they (the Indigenous people) do not want them? If not, it's still colonialism!
and it's frustrating because to me this is the floor or whatever. there are many important and interesting things we need to discuss, such as how Indigenous people who have been removed from their lands might return to their ancestral lands if they desire, how Indigenous communities that share land might navigate that, and what it would mean to have large-scale societies that may not be majority-Indigenous while maintaining the autonomy of the Indigenous people of that land...
I'm not saying we all need to become degrowthers and tbh I am still very much learning about how logistics of sustaining a society work on large scales but tbh if you as a communist can't say "yes, we will ensure that Indigenous people's lifeways [including not just 'traditional' lifeways but the lifeways we currently practice] are not disrupted by imposition of settler infrastructure" without raising a whole stink about ethnonationalism and shit, why the fuck would I even want to talk to you
clikits, 2003-2006
you’ve only felt the tip of life’s dick.
goodluck taking the rest of it.
shout out to the time i received this ask on christmas eve and then the next night i got $300 stolen from my bank account
Its hard to use parking lot without smashing into lots of other cars but thabkfuly i think its cheap to get it fixed so no harm no fowl
Well my life is fucked i lost my only special toy
hearing a beloved friend say the words 'can i be mean for a sec' is like watching an angel descend from the heavens and kiss you on the forehead