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i hate that "that that" is grammatically correct. why is english the joke language

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Cutie-pie of the sea (x)

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#so my brilliant and weird wife met me at the theater to see #barbie #and we had agreed to bring lunch in with us #after the lights go down this woman pulls out a thermos of soup and a foil wrapped warm grilled cheese sandwich #also when we went to see #cats movie #in theaters she was a reluctant participant and brought in a thermos of warm Irish hot chocolate

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Fatphobia makes you so fucking stupid

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Watching mad max fury road and my mom said "I would just kill myself I'm not doing any of this shit"

#me

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I asked my mom the fairy walrus question and minutes later she’s still saying “It makes no sense. Fairies are everywhere. Walruses have a set range.” She’s mad about this.

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remember when this arc was about having little sandwiches at cafes...

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WAIT I THINK I FIGURED OUT THE RATGRINDERS DEAL.

It has nothing to do with grades or saving the world vs grinding. How many times have the Bad Kids died and been resurrected. Arthur Aguefort killed himself to save Gorgug and Kristen, most of the money they got from Kalvaxus that they spent, was spent on revifivies. But Lucy (presumably) didn't get that. THAT'S the "special treatment".

And if the Rat Grinders are supposed to be meta commentary on bad DnD playstyles, revivify is often a nightmare for DM's coz it takes risk away for such little cost.

It'd also be cool to see the Rat Grinders turn out to be like, regular kids that don't have some evil agenda

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i posted this as a reblog to another post but just:

as a physically disabled person, kristen giving lydia the help action was so sweet. like so often abled people try to 'help' but they do it in ways that serve them. they take their own action and use it to serve themselves under the guise of serving a disabled person. but kristen GIVES her action. she gives her action to lydia, for lydia to use how she sees fit to manage the situation, because the disabled person knows themself and their needs best.

its so nice to get help with no strings attached. i love kristen applebees.

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Lydia Barkrock revealing that she is constantly fighting the fiend inside her was such a clever way to represent someone with a chronic illness.

She is a wheelchair user, so she is visibly disabled, but she also deals with something like chronic pain, where she has a constant internal struggle she is dealing with that isn't obvious to the people around her. Lydia being honest about her constant, invisible fight instantly made me think of how I feel about my RA. I have to continue to function and take care of myself and others while always having this extra burden of doing it while fighting with my body.

And let me add, when Kristen heard that information and her first instinct was to give her the help action was such a beautiful moment. I love this show and I love these people!

#d20 fhjy #dimension 20 #lydia barkrock #kristen applebees #disabled #disability representation

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it’s crazy that they do the ‘taking off glasses makeover’ thing in movies when real life is always like someone you see everyday wears glasses once and is suddenly incredibly hot

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one of the best academic paper titles

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