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Me: wow three nat 1s in a row the odds of that are like one in eight-thousand

My determinist friend: actually the probability of it happening was one-hundred percent because it happened

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Hi cutie

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by talos this can’t be happening is a mandela effect because the actual phrase is by the gods this can’t be happening and i’ve never heard anyone say the former in game

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Found this on pinterest had to put it here

Tradwives need to realize the seriousness of the shit they are getting themselves into.

The society isn't all that kind to women.

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"...and I pull out the stone, and reach out to Dorian."

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lmaooo

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read something recently that said a majority of people don’t have a wall clock these days, thought it was interesting since I’ve always considered it an essential and functional piece of home decor.

#I have never not had a wall clock

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one of the most infuriating things about becoming an adult is when you realize that it actually is 10x easier to solve problems by making a phone call vs literally any other communication method

#remember that the millennial on the other end of the phone is more scared of you than you are of them

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Daniel 😔❤️

Love the little glimpse of the honey badger… 😤

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max being shocked asf and laughing then covering it up watching the crash 😭

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hometown hero!

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The different types of Pokémon evolutions:

1. Kitten —> Cat

2. Domestic Cat —> Leopard

3. Fish —> Octopus

4. Guy —> the same guy but there’s more of them

5. Guy —> the same guy but he’s standing up

6. Guy —> the same guy but he’s wearing a new hat

7. Guy —> omg he’s fucking dead what the fuck

#Pokémon

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For anything else you want to say about the new show Renegade Nell, I'm deeply appreciative for its sartorial gender subversion. I love that we get to see Nell alternate between and at times actively mix codes of feminine and masculine dress AND that the response to this subversion is an equally mixed reaction of acceptance, confusion, and an absolute grab bag of pronouns and descriptors.

Specifically, I enjoy the refusal of limits. Nell's "disguise" as a nobel woman is complete, believable, and well received. Her "disguise" as a doctor is complete, believable, and well received. Her choice to stand before the queen in military dress is accepted at the same time as she retains the feminine social etiquette of curtsying (even as she does so awkwardly). What we are seeing is a complete refusal of easy categorization and that strategy of opacity is so expertly delivered by Louisa Harland and is so very queer.

I'd love to see a deeper investigation into the costuming of this show, its historical referrants, and the queer readings it elicits