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Everyone: Please please please don't write your books in Google Docs. Frankly don't use Google Drive for personal stuff.

Their terms of service say they take down stuff like content related to terrorism and trafficking, but this Google Sheet was literally a list of movies I'd watched this year and books I'd read.

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me holding a gun to a mushroom: tell me the name of god you fungal piece of shit

mushroom: can you feel your heart burning? can you feel the struggle within? the fear within me is beyond anything your soul can make. you cannot kill me in a way that matters

me cocking the gun, tears streaming down my face: I’M NOT FUCKING SCARED OF YOU

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Can you tell this dub was recorded in South Carolina, and in 1995?

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patch hole in jeans

go for a walk

trip

new hole in new patch on jeans

????? okay fuck you too buddy. whatever. i'll fucking show you, how about this

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i kind of hate that whenever something impacts sex work/pornography/etc people go “theyre gonna use this as a stepping stone to censor things that REALLY matter!” like sex workers arent fucking people that need money to live

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In amongst the anti-spotify discourse, I've been seeing a tonne of arguments from older bands saying the streaming model in general has been damaging to people's enjoyment of music

I'm not going to get into whether Spotify is evil here, but I viscerally disagree with the notion that easy and cheap access to All The Music* has been in any way bad for music as an artform

There is no generation in history with a broader musical taste than the generations who have grown up with and embraced the streaming model. Without access to a universal library of music, the musical lives of entire generations would be smaller and duller. Romanticising the era of physical media is fine and fun, but someone can record an album in their room and put it on the same global platform as the top-selling artists in the world with no need for a label or corporate contacts, and it can be listened to immediately by anyone in the world... that's the making of an artistic revolution.

Why would you want to go back to a time when people had ten cds? Why would you want to go back to a time when there were financial, locational, temporal boundaries, so many boundaries between you and finding the bands you love that in all likelihood you would never have overcome?

And to make it personal, people would never have found me and my music without the streaming model. So yes, it's a personal cause for me, but not just because I have the accessibility of the streaming model to thank for my livelihood. Almost all of my favourite music from the last ten years is made by acts I would never have found if it wasn't for streaming. That's why I don't romanticise the physical music era - I lived through the end of it, and it was more fraught with elitism and gatekeeping and corruption than the streaming era ever was.

Whether you like Spotify or not is irrelevant. Streaming has democratised the artform and revolutionised independent music.

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really funny that many wireless earbud cases are almost the perfect size to go on the end of a watch chain in a waistcoat pocket. hashtag modern fob ideas

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hey girk you're so forklift certified

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sometimes a mutual reblogs the exact same image a million times without tags because they’re excited about something and brother you will just have to scroll. tis the blessed burden of being a tumblr mutual. you will just have to scroll

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Nosy ass plant

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Hey weather app quick question what does “106% humidity” MEAN