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What could have been...

Happy 6th anniversary to FE3H! It's still my favorite game since it's release ❤️💙💛

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I feel bad that I'm not using any of the books

But you have great points!! And I do want to keep the libraries open!! And just coming in is a purpose. :)

Is it bad that I feel slightly bad that I keep coming to the library to use its quietness and its desk space and its pleasant atmosphere for writing but I never check out books?

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Is it bad that I feel slightly bad that I keep coming to the library to use its quietness and its desk space and its pleasant atmosphere for writing but I never check out books?

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klaine + love → For two kids who were routinely told that their kind of love had no place in this world, being able to express that love so freely and receive the same love in return is so important (x) – @hopefulobjectmiracle

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It's such an amazing feeling when someone picks up on something in your writing that you 100% intended but didn't think people would notice. Like, YES!! My writing properly conveyed the thing it was supposed to!!! You are so awesome for noticing that!!! I am so awesome for writing that!!! I feel so good about my story now!!!!

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Tim Curry is releasing an autobiography.

I am so here for this.

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Everyone knows that there are two ways to get into media these days:

1. A tumblr mutuals indoctrination

2. Blorbo from my other shows was there

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An interesting read!

-- The discovery was made possible by Kim’s long-term effort to gather ancient DNA data from some of Siberia’s under-sampled regions. As he helped establish, many modern-day Uralic-speaking populations carry the same genetic signature that first appeared, in unmixed form, in the 4,500-year-old samples from Yakutia. People from all other ethnolinguistic groups were found, by and large, to lack this distinct ancestry. -- “This is a story about the will, the agency of populations who were not numerically dominant in any way but were able to have continental-scale effects on language and culture,” said Kim, an archaeologist with longstanding interest in Siberia and Central Asia. -- Previous studies established that Finns, Estonians, and other Uralic-speaking populations today share an Eastern Eurasian genetic signature. Ancient DNA researchers ruled out the region’s best-known archaeological cultures from contributing to the Uralic expansion “That just meant we needed more data on obscure cultures, or obscure time periods where it was unclear what was happening,” said Zeng, who led the study’s analyses of DNA data. Today, he found, Uralic-speaking cultures vary in how much Yakutia ancestry they carry. Estonians retain about 2 percent, Finns about 10. At the eastern end of the distribution, the Nganasan people — clustered at the northernmost tip of Russia — have close to 100 percent Yakutia ancestry. At the other extreme, modern-day Hungarians have lost nearly all of theirs. “But we know, based on ancient DNA work from the medieval conquerors of Hungary, that the people who brought the language there did carry this ancestry,” Zeng emphasized. -- The study locates the first speakers of the Yeniseian family some 5,400 years ago near the deep waters of Lake Baikal, its southern shores just a few hours by car from the current border with Mongolia. The genetic findings also provide the first genetic signal — albeit a tentative one — for Western Washington University linguist Edward Vajda’s Dene-Yeniseian hypothesis, which proposed genealogical connections between Yeniseian and the Na-Dene family of North American Indigenous languages.

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from let July be July by Morgan Harper Nichols

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Well in all fairness it took you 20 years to tell him.

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BRIDGERTON (2020-)

PEN AND COLIN

3.08 Into the Light

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dominicmtracy: Watching this man’s career has been both exhilarating and surreal in the best way. @ darrencriss you are a force in @ maybehappyending and that #TONY was beyond deserved. This cast, crew and team put on such an inspiring and beautiful show. I’m so happy for you, my friend 🩵 #ohyeah

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September is Bisexuality Visibility Month. Please be on the lookout for bisexual people when crossing the street, as we can go both ways.