he’s too perfect for a world like this.
thanks for sharing that
he’s too perfect for a world like this.
thanks for sharing that
is this you or did you know about this? If you watched this some day because somebody linked it, why didn’t you forget it? Did you bookmark it? If so, why?!
i love the last one ☞ people
finished the 3rd season of Loudermilk and i was disappointed by the stupid plot twists. I should have stopped when one of the anonymous alcoholics killed the thuggish bookmaker.
i received the clip pro last week and i can strongly recommend it. It’s so practical it made me ask the question “but why didn’t they think about this before?”
it’s on sale on olight’s
it’s like game of life finally evolved some humans
i too get many downVotes. I guess I’ve learned to ignore them. These images, like yours, are more interesting in their unfamiliarity but most people just want to see what they’re used to.
i’m sure you get lots of “degenerates” during your sessions. they are always welcome here
i wish i wasn’t the only poster :(
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yes, it’s freaky when you see it for the first time and you don’t know why they grow in a circle.
It’s even freakier when you discover that what you thought was a curved line of mushrooms in a garden you visit often, is just one side of a giant circle.
Our sink is blue and we’re not talking about it. It happened over a week ago; I was leaning over the sink, brushing my teeth, when I noticed that there was a sort of lazuline patina that had seeped over most of the surface. Margret hasn’t mentioned anything about this. Why she hasn’t is that she’s obviously tried to clean the sink with, well, I don’t know, some fluid used for stripping entrenched cerriped colonies from the hulls of submarines or something (they were probably offering three bottles of the stuff for the price of two at Aldi). She is waiting for me to mention it. But I am a wily fox, and will be doing nothing of the sort. I’m no wet-behind-the-ears, naive youth anymore, not by a looooong way, and I can perfectly see the spiked pit the seemingly innocent words, ‘Did you know the sink’s blue’ are covering. It would go - precisely - like this: Me: Did you know the sink’s blue? Margret: Yes. I did. I used a jungle exfoliant produced by the Taiwanese military to clean it, and it discoloured the surface. Me: Oooooooo. K. Margret: Well maybe, just maybe, if you cleaned the sink once in a while… You see what she did there? Now I’m facing a whole day of ‘When did you last…?’ Well, not this canny fellow - not this time, my friends. Our sink is blue and we’re not talking about it.
i think i will go get the books. i can’t stop reading this
you appropriately assumed the worst and wrote a negative comment 🙂
The hammer and sickle is a communist symbol representing proletarian solidarity between agricultural and industrial workers. It was first adopted during the Russian Revolution at the end of World War I, the hammer representing workers and the sickle representing the peasants.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hammer_and_sickle
Russian flag ☞
I eat two-fingered Kit-Kats like I’d eat any other chocolate bars of that size, i.e., without feeling the need to snap them into two individual fingers first. Margret accused me of doing this, ‘deliberately to annoy her’.
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for those like us who need a minute to see: sheep are the eyes
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you can do the same with netGuard 👍
can’t you invite the creator to lemmy?