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work doodle 🐙.....................

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Alright then

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revolutionize the world

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Rachel Eaton on Instagram / Etsy

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buying bread

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Things food snobs are wrong about

“Organic” isn’t better for you or for the environment. It actually means nothing of any significance at best and is sometimes even the more wasteful, more hazardous option.

A shitload of “natural” food including a lot of imported produce is grown and harvested through slave labor in inhumane conditions.

Pizza, fried chicken, french fries, fast food, candy bars and chips ARE nutritious. They are loaded with good things. Just because they have an abundance of excess fats and might not be healthy as a staple doesn’t mean they are “nutritionless” or that their calories are “empty.” Those are hokey buzzwords pushed by the people in charge of how much you pay for the alternatives.

Eating healthier costs more. Much more. Looking down on people for their reliance on cheaper food is extremely classist and expecting everyone to be able to live off fresh veggies and cage-free meats is insultingly unrealistic in the modern world.

“Processed” literally only means the food went through some kind of automated process. This can be literally the exact same thing a human being would have done to the food for it to be labeled “unprocessed.” Being processed does not make something less healthy.

Chemicals with long, scary names are part of nature. An apple is full of compounds you probably can’t pronounce. A shorter ingredients label only means they didn’t bother listing all 300 things the product is actually made of and HAS to be made of.

Preservatives, artificial flavors and other additives are not the devil. Most are harmless and in general they are part of the reason you haven’t already starved to death or died of a food borne illness.

MSG is not bad for you at all.

The fact that something might be made of “scrap” meats like pig snouts or chicken necks only means one thing: that we didn’t waste perfectly normal, edible meat.

I DON’T KNOW HOW I FORGOT THIS IN MY FIRST VERSION OF THIS POST BUT GMO’S ARE NOT DANGEROUS TO EAT. GMO’S ARE SAVING LIVES. YOU’VE ALREADY EATEN GMO’S BEFORE YOU EVEN KNEW THE TERM. IT’S FINE. EAT THEM.

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Kirishima going unbreakable

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I can’t be the only who noticed

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WikiHow am i supposed to feel when i find shards of HUMAN TEeth in my BEDROOM

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do you ever draw something SOOO self indulgent and dirty u just have to take a moment and be like

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Ok boomer

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here’s a badly made gif hehe

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Jercy Short

(Rick Riordan Extended Universe #11)

Jason: It's sooo weird to think that this jerk Heracles, Apollo and Mr. D are my brothers...

Percy: *pats him on the back* Bro, tell me about it. I'm related to Flying Horse and piece of Golden Fleece.

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NUMBER NEIGHBOR

part seventeen - bestie sleepover night

— in which bakugou katsuki is a grumpy and sarcastic college student just trying to get his degree and you are his bubbly number neighbor who is determined to become his new “bestie.”

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a/n: this part is mostly fluffy but ummmm something tells me it’s not going to stay that way.... :(( also, y/n really struggled with baku’s joke there LMAOOO stay in school kids. as always PLS LMK your thoughts/predictions!! i love interacting with y’all ! tysm for reading xx

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Crossing the Line // yandere Mirio x Reader

I wanted to write this sooner, but I had planned to get other works out of the way first. In the end my impulse has won 💀 a must asked for sequel to this!

tags for gender-neutral/non-specified Reader, unhealthy/manipulative relationship, jealousy, slight nsfw involving sunshine boi getting a rager, physical violence, drugging, referenced dubcon/somnophilia

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You’re… pretty sure this isn’t a normal relationship.

For as long as you had idolized and adored the one known as Mirio Togata, you never could have imagined that having him as your boyfriend would ever make you unhappy. He had always been so positive-minded, a true supportive friend, a mentor, a shining beacon of sunlight for all those around him. His peers and underclassmen all wanted to be just like him, fellow students always flocking or following him around like adoring little ducklings.

And yet, as time began to pass once you became a couple, you noticed that he was starting to become… different. Some changes were more subtle, others more, shall we say, unsettling. When the two of you were together, Togata loved to hold your hand, taking your palm in his larger one, flashing a big grin and squeezing softly. It had been so sweet at first, always putting a smile on your face, until he seemed to insist on doing it all the time. During conversations with other people, the blonde would just… suddenly appear to reach out and grab your hand, holding on tightly with a big grin on his face as a thumb brushes against your skin. You’d get odd looks from those around and whomever you had been talking to as he didn’t seem keen on letting you go, even as you flashed a nervous grin and tried to take back your hand. If anything, it made him squeeze more firmly, tightly enough to almost sting.

Mirio said he wanted you to come out of your shell, to get you more acclimated to intimate touches, and he always blushed so much whenever the two of you cuddled. He had such a big smile on his face as he tucked you into his chest, smoothing a hand down your back or petting your hair. Those muscular arms were perfect for hugs, and he managed to make you so flustered by how sweet he was. The blonde would call you sweet little nicknames like Sunshine, Sunflower, Angel, Beloved, which you almost always loved, except when he seemed to insist on using them in front of other people. You had been collaborating for a Hero test one day and upon receiving a suggestion from you, the man had energetically replied ‘Leave it to me, Honey!”

God, the surprised look Aizawa had given you made you want to die.

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