Fallen from the sky with grace ✷
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citationless behavior
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"omg what are you gonna do, bite me?"
it is literally taking everything within my person to not sink my teeth into you right now
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"Thoughts on women?" Yeah pretty much constantly
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i think it is important to recognize the ways in which your favorite thing sucks. i think it keeps u normal
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Vice
So… I made a lil character 👀 This is Vice and I love them very much (fun fact: after years of yearning and searching, i now own a coat like that!)
There’s a long story here about how my bestie has been calling me a furry for years and me denying it, and this year they asked me to design a cool dragon character for myself (i draw them art for their birthday)… So now I can’t continue to make the argument that I don’t have a fursona
So yeah, I guess this is my fursona, Vice
<3
P.S. Merry Xmas Eve and Happy Holidays!
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verso books has made books on palestine, mass protests, and student rebellions free to download on their website
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unfair how hard it is to take pictures of stars with your phone
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i don’t grow out of my interests they simply become absorbed into me as i get older like tree rings
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How i feel after hanging out and giggling
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Kinda nonhuman because mental illness, kinda nonhuman because not being properly socialized as a kid, kinda nonhuman because queer, kinda nonhuman because angry at humanity, kinda nonhuman because longing for the unconditional love of a pet and it’s master, and kinda nonhuman because secret sixth thing.
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ACTUALLY Laerryn's actions in episode 2 are not at all condemnable because they're the high fantasy equivalent of like. You've finished your super cool piece of code and it's actually passed all its unit tests this time, but when you try to run your first integration tests then it all works perfectly except it slows your system to a crawl. So you (a non-habitual Windows user) grudgingly open up task manager and see that some unrelated system file with all numbers in the name and a file extension you don't recognise is taking up a huge amount of your CPU and memory. You Google it and get no clear documentation, and so you check Stack Exchange and there's like 2 answers saying "don't uninstall this" with no good explanation. So you're like "well how bad can it be" and you kill the process, and your code starts running perfectly! You tell your friends about it! It's great! Then you find an ancient forum post that's like "hey don't do this it will brick your computer, here's why" and you find out the file you stopped running was actually a crucial, load-bearing component of your antivirus software
Anyway, the moral of Calamity is that you should be running your flying cities on Linux. What was I saying
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