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I’ve been suffering from itchy nipples for a while

#4 days later deactivated. chilchuck nation won #also ngl I thought op was talking about laios when they said freak

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there is something wrong with me but together there could be something wrong with us <3

#vanlock

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these posts have the same vibes imo 💯

#truly tho about the voting one

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promotional poster of bisexuality

#house md #man this show was wild. kinda wanna rewatch it I haven't seen it in over a decade & never finished it #that promo pic is so good and awful at the same time

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Or we'll give you a discount on your next visit; Guaranteed!

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Well what a year that was. and rounding it out with the long awaited finale to the Mob Psycho 100 anime certainly was a much appreciated way to see it off.

Please let me ring in the new year by indulging in some some future musings of the Sprits and Such Consultation staff, past and present.

Serizawa got his high school diploma from night school with flying colours (his mother's very proud), but never graduated from working part time at Spirits and Such. Now that he has his compulsory education complete, he studies subjects he enjoys - discovering that he likes learning really, he just didn't like the kids at his middle school.

Mob, on the other hand, was never too academic but his passion for athletics continues to grow (along with his height, stopping just shy of Serizawa). After high school he goes on to be a non-sponsored semi-professional athlete, working all kinds of odd jobs in the off season. When things get a little too lean, he's always welcome back to the office on an adhoc basis.

Ritsu, ever the overachiever, pursues higher education. Studying to pass the bar (to Reigen's concern) at one of the top universities in the country. A university which Shou may or may not have manipulated into accepting him on as a veterinary student. Despite their different disciplines Shou regularly sneaks into Ritsu's lectures using those powers he 'won't use anymore'.

Teru has no qualms utilising his powers. In addition to his responsibilities as a middle school teacher and in demand private tutor, he runs special afterschool sessions for ESPer children. He aims to establish his own ESPer friendly school one day. He has attended every single one of Mob's competitions.

Tome continued to secretary throughout high school, wheedling her way onto more on location exorcisms. Documenting her many supernatural encounters blossomed into a thriving career as a paranormal investigator, debunking fake phenomena alongside Hoshida Origo as her cameraman and co-author. Her first book was sold exclusively through the 'Spirit's and Such' website.

Dimple becomes the only true full time employee at the office becoming the 'Spirit' to Reigen's 'and Such'. After his and Reigen's mutual possession Reigen developed an ability to call out to Dimple as a means of summoning him. Meaning even when Dimple is enjoying his time visiting Mob, he can get the obnoxious equivalent of a spectral phone call when Reigen encounters a real spook. Dimple delights in ignoring such calls until the very last minute.

Reigen finds out, after a truly mortifying display at the now annual 'Spirits and Such New Year's Hike and Afterparty', that he is missing the enzyme needed to break down alcohol.

Happy New Year

#mp100 #crying and sobbing and wailing #very sweet & wholesome op love the photos & growth

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had an au thought and ran with it o/

#dungeon meshi #farcille #THE LAST PAGE HAHAHAH

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you’re outside, the moon has just fully eclipsed the sun, and you hear me yell in anguish. you look over and watch, horrified, as the sleeves on my “sun’s out, guns out” shirt start to rematerialize

#mac mcdonald

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Fighting for my will to live by drinking chocolate milk

#depressed? try a sweet treat #surely this will fix me

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hollow mind you will always be famous

@rollercoasterwords im sorry i turned your fucked up post into a blorbo comic thank you for your service

#NO BECAUSE I SAW THAT POST AND I WAS THINKING ABOUT HUNTER AND THE OTHER GRIMS AAAAAHHHH #<- yeah I think I ever reblogged it as hunter before lol #anyway 10/10 op very horrifying good use of color & expressions #toh #also love the bi flag colored bg on the close up of his sigil unless that was a happy accident being that color but it works #that last panel is so haunting

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#politics #abortion #if you're anti choice fuck off forever #god I wish all republicans would drop dead

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I keep seeing people online say that any job offering unlimited PTO is a "scam", because it's reverse psychology and you'll actually take less than normal, or that the manager still has to approve it and won't actually allow more than a few weeks.

I'm sure this can happen, but it's not at all a given! My husband's job offers unlimited PTO and he takes a cumulative average of 6-8 weeks off every year. Management is totally cool with it because he's a good worker who gets his projects done on time, and he's considerate by not taking off during the few weeks of the year that his team crunches for deadlines.

Don't scare people into avoiding jobs that offer good benefits in case they might not pay out. Instead, teach them to ask the right questions during interviews so they can gauge accessibility:

What are common reasons a PTO request may be denied? What's the criteria to be approved?

What's the average amount of time your teammates take off every year? (This will tell you how realistically you will get to take off)

How often do you (the interviewer) take advantage of the PTO policy?

Are there any exceptions to the "unlimited" policy, such as certain weeks of the business year, or length of consecutive PTO days taken at once?

How long does a new employee have to work for the company before the unlimited PTO policy kicks in for them?

Remember, you're allowed to ask questions during interviews! Use it to your advantage. And don't avoid jobs just because someone told you the benefits are too good to be true.

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I haven't been able to stop thinking about this video for weeks, it's bewitched me body and soul.

#video #every second of this video was gold

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“Lol” hasn’t meant “laughing out loud” in like 15 years… it’s just a word now and more importantly it’s the perfect way to end a sentence lol

#lmao #I'll never see /hj and not think of handjob

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y'all ever seen women nutcrackers? are you ready for this absolute tomfoolery?

#fma #lust was so funny for that omg

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To weigh in on the notes conversation, I think you have all let capitalism and grind culture rot your brain.

Fandom is a hobby not a job. It isn't unpaid labour. It isn't 'content'. It is creating for the joy it brings you. It's being so obsessed with something you feel the need to add to it or fix it or just immerse yourself in it. And that ebbs and flows, not just for the creators but for the appreciators too.

Whatever you create should fulfill you whether you chose to share it with others or not. The act of creating it is the whole point.

And that is not to say validation isn't lovely. When other people resonate with something you have made it is one of the best feelings. That is why you should talk to your favourite artists and writers and gif makers and whatever else. It's not about notes or about reach. It's about finding like minded people who enjoy things the same way that you do that you can torture with your creations.

STOP treating fanworks like products. This goes for the people making them and the people sharing them. That is what is ruining your enjoyment. Not the amount of notes you are getting.

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$1,000,000 deposited into your bank account every day for the rest of your life or sex with Jafar?

#imagine. 1mil a day

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me as a child: this "$4.99" sales stuff is idiotic, anyone can instantly round this up to $5 in their mind, no one is falling for this

me as an adult: oh wow only $4 (with some additional numbers behind it), that's great because if it was a single dollar more that would have been the last straw for me in my miserable life

#it's so true