sciencefangirl replied to your post âholy shitâ
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sciencefangirl replied to your post âholy shitâ
What's up?
see the read more with the abuse tw :(

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I originally followed you because of some post about Wendy Davis, I forget what exactly, and then kept following you because you post a lot of cool stuff and you're really nice, too. (And also pretty!)
ooh yeah my one really popular text post! haha
i'm glad you stuck around you're one of my favorite people on this site :)
sciencefangirl replied to your post âsciencefangirl replied to your post âtbh i dont give a fuck if james...â
Oh, yeah, that is pretty creepy :-/
right :/Â
it didn't surprise me tho
james franco seems like that creepy dude who would hit on almost 18 year olds
sciencefangirl replied to your post âtbh i dont give a fuck if james franco did fake the instagram thing...â
What happened?
here's a couple of articles
and this is the grossest one i've come across ugh
(i'm linking to articles cause there's lots of screenshots)Â
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sameee :)

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sciencefangirl replied to your post:I just found the German Duden dictionary listing "Thread" (as in "a string of messages on a topic") as [θrÉt], even with a matching audio file. I'm aware that this is a normal thing to happen when a language adopts foreign words, but it still bothers me, since it makes it even harder to get rid of final-obstruent devoicing when trying to get rid of one's accent. Then again, this IS a feature of the German language and "Thread" has become an established word in it. What are your thoughts on that?
Interesting, German doesnât have /θ/, right? Itâs interesting that theyâd adopt the foreign phoneme /θ/ but at the same time use the normal devoicing
Curiouser and curiouser! I didn't know it didn't, but most languages don't, so I should probably have thought about it.Â
allylena replied to your post âi really want attention right nowâ
you're super pretty!
sciencefangirl replied to your post âi really want attention right nowâ
You're really pretty :) And really cool.
I love you guys <3 you're amazing
sciencefangirl replied to your post âsciencefangirl replied to your post âiâm so frustratedâ Whatâs wrong? ...â
Well, a lot of times side-effects like that fade away after a few days. Do you know if that's a common side-effect of that medicine?
yeah but i also have to stop using it cause it gave me a rash so :/Â