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…Not good. (And not legal, if I read the situation correctly.) 😡

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pnf revival challenge day 4: driver’s license!

Hosted by @howtonerdoutovereverything!✨

I wanted to add a page where they get pulled over by cops but ironically I spent 10 hours driving myself today and I’m falling asleep at my desk kfbshckm anyway here’s a bonus meme:

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some of my friends are stem majors

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Let’s dance!

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10 Things I Hate About You (1999) dir. Gil Junger

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A new issue from our sister publication, The Atavist Magazine, is out! Miranda Green writes a big story about NYPD corruption, diamonds, a crypto scam, and more.

When he left New York, he told a judge that he hoped to put his past behind him, to become a better man. Jadelle was his vehicle for doing so, and Los Angeles’s celebrity culture was the fuel, Rechnitz told the judge, that he needed to power his rebirth.

Read our excerpt, HOW TO SCAM LIKE A CELEBRITY, on Longreads.

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☀️ FINALLY got some pics of those new scarves! ☀️

- WILL BE AVAILABLE NEXT WEDNESDAY! -

➡️ 4/16 • 5pm EST ⬅️

Also they’re SO BIG (see in the last pic of me holding it up, I’m 5’8) so they’re also a bit like a shawl too! I’ll just call them shawl scarves maybe?

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Shop / Socials / Sticker Club / Tattoo Flash / etc.

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(Sound on.) We’re all doomed.

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Just a curious question, but would this be a good time to bring up buying local? Not that it hasn't always been a good thing to buy local, but like, it almost sounds like getting food from a nearby farmer's market would be safer than a grocery store. I know there are some contaminates to still worry about but idk... spitballing ideas

thanks for any thoughts or insights and lots of support your way during this clusterfuck

Buying local is always a good idea provided it’s an option.

I’m aware a lot of my followers live in food deserts or on extremely restricted income, so I don’t always jump to just cheerfully saying “just buy local/just go to the farmers market!” because I know some people genuinely can’t.

Same with people saying “grow your own it’s actually super easy.” Even when they suggest more accessible means of gardening, it isn’t accessible for everyone, especially to those of us with energy limiting disabilities where getting out of bed can sometimes be impossible.

They are good suggestions, just not always accessible. Which raises a good point: community.

If you have the means to garden or take trips to local farmers markets, check with your friends, family and neighbors to see if they need help accessing food. Some might not be physically able to make the trip to the farmers market, but may have the money for you to buy things for them or to compensate you.

We used to buy from a cooperative with my in laws to get things like fresh fruit and vegetables from the local farmers market. We may go back to this provided we can afford it.

It might seem awkward to ask your friends and neighbors about such things, but if we want community, we’ve got to be the people who build it. And the only way we’re getting through this is by helping each other.

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against my better judgment I'm becoming entranced by video essays that claim to be talking about really pervasive pressing issues that are everywhere 😱 that turn out to be about some shit you've never heard of in your life if you're not on tiktok or insta

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This is so fucking funny. Late 90's early 00's syndicated scifi was great.

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nana and hachi as julia and elena from the group t.a.t.u.

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It’s crazy to me that people read Sherlock Holmes’ obsession with Irene Adler as romantic when it is so clearly the same kind of obsession that gay men have for Lady Gaga

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OOOOh MY GOD OH MY GOD