Fails To Die, Enjoys Breakfast

THATS WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT BABEY!!!!!

certified door post

she transitioned

this is going around again and the tags are full of people talking about printing it out to put in their breakroom or cubicle or sending it to their coworkers, which fills me with great joy. vast diversity of professions represented also. zoos. labs. summer camps. restaurants. garden centers. libraries. schools. many reports from the brave warriors of assorted retail. a truth universally acknowledged: if there is a sign a customer will not read it <3 and they don't read emails either <3

I am watching youtube videos about nålbinding and most of them are nice older Finnish or Scandinavian women but there's one aussie reenactor who's in full garb and plays a bardcore intro with a staged photo of her needles and her channel name. and she also does the most comprehensive tutorials out there. Lady Ylva the Red i would die for you

oh my god and the videos of her hands have soft piano music and angelic lighting. she's a diva

can I fire a gunshot that will lower the rent around here

I think the socialist organization doing the most real actual good in communities on both the local and national levels is, genuinely, the Democratic Socialists of America

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the paris catacombs are 1000x more fucked up than i imagined

did you know the cops once found a fully functioning movie theater with a well-stocked bar inside the catacombs and they when they tried to go back later to formally investigate it was completely emptied out save for a note that read "don't search for us"

Underground french cinema

A little update! My little bro is now my little sister. Please don't misgender her :)

But like genuinely. "humans have an innate need for spirituality" should be pretty transparently a reactionary opinion. It's simply not true and equates something that some people get benefit from with it being a fundamental aspect of being human (and one that is missing it most people today). You gonna start arguing "children *need* fathers or they grow up broken" next?