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This made me exhale, contributing to climate change. Thanks people.

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Flowey Undertale hates the poor, got it.

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My new husbant

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The United States of America never fails to disappoint me their utter disregard for human decency.

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I’d personally say that yes, ASD is a disability. It’s a spectrum, meaning that it can impact different people in vastly different ways and to wholly different extents, but it does have an impact.

The impact that it’s had on me is much less than it is on a lot of fellow autistics. I can pass as an albeit burnt out neurotypical if I try a little, but it still has an impact on me. It’s usually the little things, like the minutia and unspoken rules of socialization, to the need for some form structure. Stuff like that is harder for me than it is for other people.

I’d like to hear your opinions on it, as my experience is rather limited.

For me, I do consider it a disability. It can make everyday life overwhelming. I find it too bright outside, and I nearly had a panic attack in a restaurant once because of the noise.

I don’t hate my autism or anything, but it can make life difficult to live with.

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I had that exact couch for years

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go my tennas. eat my gifs

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Capitalism don’t get stuff done, it just determines who gets payed for said stuff. And under capitalism, it isn’t the people who actually do the work that get payed. It’s the people who own the people resources that get payed. Fun.

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I kinda wish there were fanfics and ships of the tally hall characters instead of the members, like I wanna see Banana Man × Henry Hume. That has potential.

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Bonjour, j'suis dolphon rouge, j'mappele grand omlett du fromage or however you Fr*nch people say it

that scene from dexter's laboratory where he says "omelette du fromage"(hope you get the reference >o<)

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"Sure, some people will lose some rights and privacy, but at least we're protecting the kids!"

When I was 14, I used to carry a flashdrive with TOR on it to bypass the school's internet safety filters so I could get on Facebook and play flash games. Kids are smarter than you want to think. You aren't protecting shit.

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Coming straight from your house (coming straight from your house) (coming)

He's groovy, and never glooby (coming)

You can't get this from an egg

I LOVE TV

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Good lord I messed that up autocorrect will result in me getting divorced I stg

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“However will I keep a steady beat throughout my musical performance?” The ever-reliable metronome:

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READ THIS IF YOU PLAN TO BOYCOTT YOUTUBE LONG-TERM

get an invidious account. it is an alternative front-end to youtube, allowing you to make an account, subscribe to channels, make playlists, and all the other things you use youtube for; all without giving the company a single cent. swearing off youtube long-term is a tall ask, so you can use this to still follow the creators you want to keep up with while continuing the youtube boycott. it has a built-in adblock and anti-tracker, meaning that you can really keep fucking them over.

it doesnt interact with the API at all, it scrapes the metadata to make sure they get as little as possible.

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Learn from my mistakes

Turns out, it’s a good idea to actually read the post before you like it, because eventually you’re going to skim past and like a smut post without realising the contents (speaking from experience).