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She/they let’s stop the ongoing climate genocides
fuck yeah electrolyte gang
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yeah I own one cause even though I have a dishwasher there’s some stuff that’s hand wash only and you can use it for handy storage too like yours
I have one of these and it’s pretty cool. The knife holder thing sucks ass though, idk who thought that was a good idea.
Sonic Adventure 2
while you were studying books, he studied a cup of coffee. TBH I can spend an hour both reading and drinking coffee at the same time idk why it’s got to be its own thing.
i tried to do it for a summer as a kid in a rural area and my feet got very gross indeed and I had a lot of painful experiences. but I feel that’s the only way to do it safely, to be a kid in a small safe rural place where there is like grass to walk on
this is true and you should say it. I’m sorry about the people who will be assholes about it.
I would watch this. Maybe something like “SRE Squad” with like a fire department type aesthetic and eagles and flags and butt rock theme song.
OkCupid for me
i have recently been studying their brainworms and it’s helped me understand my own but unless you’re prepared to use it as a sociological study then I agree, best to avoid
cheers anon, my bisexual cis GF told me to keep stealing her clothes because I look good in them today
anon needs to get licensed in massage therapy
idk who in Washington or Oregon calls it pop this map is inaccurate
obamna/ soda
some of them used to be really cool and detailed and they should still be a thing TBH if you’re buying a physical game. my boomer opinion
most of the time it’s because of something out of the person’s control not that being fat is even a bad thing. I for one just lost 48 lbs literally just by getting on Wellbutrin, went from 310 to 262 in a couple months. It’s usually like a genetic or metabolism thing, or they were on a med that made then gain weight, something.
I think people from places that use idiographic languages that have to be transliterated probably actually have an easier time with English orthography than people whose language uses a Roman script and is pronounced phonetically. People who are used to puzzling through the layer of abstraction/obfuscation that sometimes ambiguous transliterations will have can see that English orthography is almost always substantially different than its pronunciation.
TL;DR: it’s easier for a Chinese person to learn to read English aloud than a person from Romania, but the European would have studied it in school either somewhat or a lot
Peter made this post before inflation got bad probably but the point stands
it’s one of the best sources in Myanmar