There’s a myth that carrots are good for your eyesight, but what’s interesting is that carrots are actually really good for your memory. I lost one up my ass when I was 12 and never forgot that moment.
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10·12 小时前Pooing?
Not sure but alligators definitely seems to be involved
When you get your genocidal emperor from wish.com
The gators would get sick.
111·24 小时前Punishment for an adult man doing this: Prison
Punishment for a 13 year old by doing this: Publish his browsing and search history in the school newsletter.
Imperators riding the war rig to battle, c2075 (colourised)
I need my FBI guy to know that I have clean clothes for work in the morning.
13·1 天前1.8/10 on IMDB
My penis disappears into your mum all year round
Who’s shit-talking? They are all rough jobs in one way or another, and have their strengths and weaknesses. Some Devs specialise because the product/company is big, others generalise because the product/company is tiny and they barely have enough money to pay you, let alone seperate frontend and backend Devs, so you have to moonlight as a food van cook to make ends meet and also you live in the food van and sleep on the floor and stay warm from the exhaust of the meat fridge, every waking moment is a living nightmare and you haven’t had a proper shower in weeks because the stalls in the gym are always packed with horny gay men who are terrible kissers and don’t understand that you just want to be held for a minute jfc
He envies the bowel movement you’re probably having while reading this meme.
This is oregano.
There was dialogue?
To interact with the social world the way others do, we need to learn the mechanisms behind social interactions to a level that others don’t. This urge to know why a social behaviour works before we can properly use it (manners, aggression, group identity, coercion, lying) carries over to physical things and systems in the real world (electricity, trains, cooking, cats, jobs, cars)
We need not understand the entire scope of the thing or concept (though we often do), but understanding the boundaries of the thing, where the walls of the box are, helps us understand the limits of our expectations for it. We know it can’t leave the box. When we encounter something brand new, a behaviour, situation, environment or task, we feel fear, because at that moment, the box has infinite size, and only by learning about it can we make the box smaller and more manageable.
We are their vampires.
The perfect boyfriend doesn’t exi-
A vote for Albert is a vote for Albert