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群友返图，拍的太好了。我完完全全就不会给作品拍照

@jiameyuu

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Insect Lore Buzzerks Costume Mask

> eBay

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ayo i found 2 pages with head angles of humans and animals, could be useful to anyone reading this

hoomans

animals

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Zelda Breath Of The Wild gifs [ 60/?]

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I have a similar pikachu!

Fluffy Pokemon Plushies released by the Pokemon Center 😍😍😍

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Internet Archive now has a fully in-browser psx emulation of LSD: Dream Emulator (Japan Release). 

The physical disk for this game is going for hundreds of dollars online currently, but this is completely free! The only downside is that the audio may run choppy based on your computer’s capabilities. Other than that, the game appears to run smoothly and completely.

Check it out >HERE!<

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Just saw someone with “social darwinist” in their username talking about anime waifus. Lord help me

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Chloé’s Comprehensive Guide to Australian Slang

**feel free to add on

Descriptives:

Bogan: Essentially the Australian equivalent of a hick, often patriotic

Larrikin: Uniquely Australian jokester, often aligning with boganism

Sharon/Shazza: The female equivalent of a bogan, may also refer to a wife or woman in general

True-blue: A patriotic Australian, see; Bogan

Kiwi: A New Zealand citizen

Junkie: A drug addict

Eshay: A uniquely Australian type of hypebeast

Mate: Friend, general term of endearment or recognition

Tassie: Tasmania or anyone derived from Tasmania (an Australian state)

Places:

Op shop/oppo/oppie: A thrift store, derived from ‘opportunity shop’

Servo/service station/petrol station: A gas station

Dunnie: Toilet

Bottle-o: Liquor store

Whoop-whoop: Middle of nowhere

Maccas: McDonald’s

The Outback: The Australian desert

The bush: Australian forests, typically of an arid variety

Canteen/Tuckshop: An internal store located in schools, serving as a sort of cafeteria

Jobs:

Tradie: Tradesman, labourer

Sparkie: Electrician

Brickie: Brick layer

Chippie: Carpenter

Muso: Musician

Milko: Milkman

Journo: Journalist

Postie: Post woman/man

Garbo: Trash collectors, or garbage in general

Firey: Firefighter

Ambo: Ambulance, paramedic

Copper: Police

Cashie: A cashier

Sickie: A sick day off of work

Foods:

(Bunning’s) Snag: A sausage hotdog, often served at a specific hardware franchise

Grog: Alcoholic beverages

Goon: Inexpensive, bagged wine

Bush Tukka: Native Australian flora/fauna used in cooking

Avo: Avacado

Brekky: Breakfast

Bikkie: Biscuit, typically American cookies

Stubbie: Beer

Pav: Pavlova, an Australian meringue cake adorned with fruits typically eaten in summer

Iceypole/Zooperdooper: Popsicle

Fairy floss: Cotton candy

Phrases:

Chuck a U-ie: Pull a U-turn

Maccas run: A trip through the McDonald’s drive through

Pissed/blind/hammered: Drunk

‘Bobs your uncle’: Essentially means ‘A job well done’

Crack the shits: To get mad

‘Fuck me dead’: Expressing frustration, or exasperated surprise

Cark it: To die, literally or figuratively

Gobsmacked: To be shocked or taken aback

Sticky beak: To intrude in a self aware and polite way

Rack off: Essentially “fuck off” in a marginally more polite way

Insults:

Wanker: General insult, derived from ‘wanking’ (to masturbate)

Dingbat: General insult

Drag: A geekish or lame person

Buldger: A non-confrontational person who leaches off of systems (be it employment or government relief)

Drongo: Insult pertaining to incompetence

Dag: A less severe insult

Dropkick: Insult pertaining to incompetence

Sook/winge: Someone who complains in a pathetic sense

Clothes:

Thongs: Sandals, flip flops

Brolly: Umbrella

Singlets: A tank top, specifically worn as an undershirt

Budgie smugglers: Tight, mens swimwear- implying that a bulge is a ‘smuggled’ parakeet

Bathers: Swimsuits

Flanno: Flannel shirt

Daks/Trackie Daks: Pants and sweatpants, respectively

Misc:

Durrie/drag/dart/ciggie: Cigarette

Devo: Devastated

Arvo: Afternoon

S’Arvo: This afternoon (‘this’ is shortened to ‘s’ due to the nature of thick Australian accents)

Root: To have sex

Skull: To quickly drink an alcoholic beverage

Pash: To kiss

Ice: Methamphetamines

Wagging: To skip school

Bail: To abscond

Dole/susso: Government relief funds

Rello: Relatives

Bloody: An exclamation, lending itself to exaggerate a statement

Ute: An Australian pickup-truck

Eskie/esky: Portable drink refrigerator

Tea: Dinner

Bin chicken: Ibis birds, relating to the perception of them as urban pests

Schoolies: Post highschool graduation celebration, associated with drinking

Doco: Documentary

Bluey: To be upset or have a tantrum

Docket: A receipt or fine

Mozzie: Mosquito

Porkie: To tell a lie

Lotto: The lottery

Scratchie: A lottery scratcher card

Pokies: Poker slot machines

Walkabout: To endeavour on a trip, typically via foot

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