Life Tip: never throw anything out bc one day you're going to need an extra pair of wired earphones even if only one side is working but you cleaned out your junk drawer and threw them away 😡
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this is my phone “thing i spent $50 on that just needs to be able to take photos of my cat, hold podcasts and music, and send texts”, she is in a protective case and also has every disease known to man. She has fallen down several flights of stairs 45 times (25 times i also fell down the stairs in solidarity), been spiked directly into the ground by me on accident 94 times, and fallen in the sink 6 times. I have replaced her screen 2 times. Her current screen has cracked 3 separate times and one crack resembles the legs and body of a spider.
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Had a dream recently where I was trying to get home from boston through the back roads (roads that obviously avoid the highway cause i hate driving on the highway irl) and driving through cities both kinda looked like driving home from work and walking through a mall/trader joes/omega mart, las vegas you know the one.
Anyway after checking a map, which was actually somewhat legible though was far too short of a distance to be plausible, me and my traveling companions passed through this coastal town that featured a salt water cranberry bog maze as it's main tourist attraction. Since we missed out on the local traveling carnival, we said fuck it, and decided to try it out.
The idea here was to go through the maze on your little paddle boat- imagine an innertube from a roaring rapids theme park ride but swan boat style -through the deep water with not only the bog spiders in mind, but also the cranberry dolphins that not only looked and acted like mini orca whales, but frequented the maze with the sole intent to terrorize patrons. Mostly because these paddle boats had open bottoms like flinstones cars and peoples feet looked like delicious, delectable swedish fish to these guys, but that's beside the point. (This was also, very much, a large part of the point.)
These dolphins immediately were the main concern over the bog spiders, as you can imagine. As soon as we found out about the dolphins, we paddled towards the exit.
The dolphins then capsized our vessel and we were forced to wade to the docks for safety.
My favorite part about this was not the burgandy psuedo orcas, but the little nature walk/dangerous jungle style signs warning us about them and the bog spiders, despite the spiders not even making an appearance, though the signs were kind of small and too far away from where the boats tended to travel to be great warnings... Also the cranberry bog looked more like an overgrown yet nicely organized saltwater marsh but taller and more jungle like.
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oh my god i love my dad soooo much <3
hes the absolute coolest dude ever, man is currently wearing my big platform goth boots so i can fix the peeling up sole
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