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TWISTED METAL ━ 1x09 "R04DK11"

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Looks dreadful. Could be fun. 

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I'll nevwe treat my daughter the way my mom treats me. Like I'm not important; just on the back burner. Like she has more important things to do than talk to me. And to think tou want to see your grandbaby all the time?? That u will get to spend time with her?

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Damn I am so tired. I have a job interview tomorrow though so I am pumped!

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When god closes a door I shove my sword through the gap at the bottom and swipe at his ankles

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i hate mental illness diagnosis. what happened to just being quirky and misunderstood

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Don’t return ebooks or audiobooks you’ve consumed on Amazon and Audible

Amazon and Audible made it into their policy that you can return ebooks and audiobooks and get a full refund.

They actively promote this, making their book shop into a book lending service, de facto a library you subscribe to. That’s their business plan to encourage subscribtions.

The dirty thing, however, is that Amazon and Audible are making the authors pay for each refunded item. They will detract money, income, royalties, from the authors’ account. They’re not hurting from the refund, the author is.

Look, no-one is saying you’re not allowed to return an item if you’ve read the first 50 pages or listened to the first 45 minutes. Maybe the style is not your thing. Maybe you don’t like the narrator’s voice. Maybe the quality of the writing drops severely after chapter three. Go ahead, if the product is bad, return it.

What I’m talking about is that no one should be able to listen to a ten-hour audiobook or read through nearly an entire novel and still get a refund.

Most of the readers don’t know who’s paying for this business plan. It’s not Amazon and Audible, they’re still keeping your subscription money. It’s the authors.

Spread the word.

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I am ending it tonight. I can't do this anymore

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gentle reminders 

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they: wyd me: 

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“Nicole is not your daughter any more than she is mine.”

guys. this line. i hate Fred but i LOVE this line. Serena needed to hear it so badly. i needed to hear it so badly. watching serena have access to nicole is so infuriating so much of the time. i’ve had mixed emotions about it before because i think it was obviously so significant for her to voluntarily give up nicole and let june get her to freedom- ultimately making the decision based on what would be best for “her daughter.” it was because of this that i was okay with june allowing her baby to be called nicole in freedom, honoring serena’s action. but it’s still SO hard to hear serena call nicole “her” daughter, and to see her have access to nicole without acknowledging june (& nick’s) true parentage and the absolute trauma she effectively forced on them. seeing serena & the people around her kind of treat Serena’s violent role in june & nicole’s (and countless others) lives with such lightheartedness is tough- but I think very intentional. that’s why hearing this line was so cathartic after being so unsettled by this nonchalant attitude toward serena’s violence/crimes and the privileges she gets to experience, bc after all, june doesn’t get to see her baby. also, i think serena’s pregnancy is gonna be really relevant here. her finding out she’s pregnant right after declaring her desire to have nothing to do with Fred is a really interesting dynamic, and i hope we get to see how her pregnancy provides new insight on what she did to june.

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