Reblog for sample size, please and thank you!. No "other" option because I wanted to get a distribution of these big three choices. No "multiple" option either - you have to pick ONE.
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Please give your kitties kisses from me. I’m at work and suffering. Please, kiss the kitties for my sake -GillyTweed (still a crime that I can’t ask from a sideblog)
I have delivered the kisses. Against their wills/to their mild confusion. Nevertheless, they remain kissed.
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She really is a very pretty cat I swear.
Bonus Maisie from last night:
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I'm fucking crying I was taking photos of my roommate's cat and thought hey, I'm getting some really pretty shots so let's try portrait mode to blur the background.
And uh.
Well.
10/10 best cat photos I've maybe ever taken, what the fuck
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Wait so opal is from a group that worshipped a luxon beacon and split her soul in half when she was a baby and when her two halves came back together she became a warlock for the other half of her soul what the FUCK
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I just think extremely silly werewolves that compulsively display canine behavior are more entertaining than hot and sexy werewolves. Just some guy who loves to eat, gets the zoomies, sniffs everything, enjoys being a little stinky and hates the mailman. Let vampires be the brooding self-pitying sexymen and let werewolves be werewolves.
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i only have sex when it allows me to further engage with the text in a nuanced and complex manner
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A conversation I had earlier this week, plus a couple of random unrelated comments I read on the internet, have me curious about this.
A couple of definitions for the poll:
"personally know" = you could call, text, or otherwise privately message that person right now to have a casual conversation, or you could do so at some point in the past. For this purpose, "they follow me on social media somewhere" is not sufficient.
"relatively famous or powerful" - the person is at least somewhat well known in their industry, either by the public or by other professionals in the industry. i.e., for movies/TV, this can range from "is a famous actor" to "is an experienced costumer who has worked on a bunch of major movies or TV shows" and anything related or in between.
"entertainment industry" - seems self explanatory, but in general this means any industry that produces movies, TV shows, cartoons, books, plays, podcasts, games, music, etc etc. The size of the industry is fluid - mostly I'd say if it's something where you could find a fairly sizeable group of people talking about it on the internet, it counts, be it Taylor Swift or the podcasts on MaxFun or an indie game with a thousand passionate people subbed to its subreddit.
The conversation was about whether it's more common now, with the internet, to know someone vaguely famous or not, and how the definitions of such have changed. And part of me wanted to make internet versus offline a criteria here, but this is simpler.
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does anybody have that cat poem, you know the one. not mary oliver's poem. the one about a cat growing up with you like brothers but him still being small whereas you've grown tall. i need a good cry
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