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any thoughts about vivziepop's "Homestuck"?

You are not compelled to form any opinion about this matter before you, nor to disturb your peace of mind at all. Things in themselves have no power to extort a verdict from you.

— Aurelius, Marcus. Meditations. (trans. Maxwell Staniforth, Penguin Books, 1964)

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Amazing wplace sighting

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at this point I’m tired of putting “prefer not to answer” on my job applications when they ask me my gender. Remove the question. I will never answer. My identity is a surprise you find out at the interview when I show up appearing as gender ambiguous as humanly possible in order to disguise the fact I am thousands of bees in a skin suit. No I am not buzzing. There was no option for Hive Insects on the form. This was your decision. I am consequences.

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Word for today: nouny

In informal discussions of linguistics, having the qualities of a noun. See also verby and I assume adjectivy, adverby, pronouny, articly, etc

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Made these about a month ago, figured other spoonies might want to use them

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its so weird how time is silent. it should make creaking, whining noises

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I've been thinking about this a lot but:

Please reblog for wider demographic

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Oh, you're a psychology major?

Name every psycho.

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I think I got it out of my system now. I'm free.

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Spooky discovery

In the second snack room during act 5, you can still ‘talk’ to everyone after they disappear

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Nowadays we still associate scythes with grim reapers, but forget the original cultural context: scythes being a familiar farming tool that most people had at home, a mundane domestic object, elevated into a poignant symbol of the harvest and the cyclic nature of time. and a fitting symbol, because death also is as mundane, familiar, and reliable as the changing of the seasons.

my point being: a modernized grim reaper would be best portrayed as a skeleton carrying a leaf blower

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