and none of it matters because there will be zero consequences

The amount of money I had to spend buying/repairing joycons put me off playing the Switch at all. Wasn’t worth it.

They’re referencing her stupid jacket she wore years back.

and the fact that female birds need to have that bland colouring as camouflage since they incubate the eggs

likely safer if they ever get caught. it’s not damaging property if there’s simply a trash bag over it.

I forgot but going to get some now!

It’s a pretty good idea. Can’t think of any arguments against it so I’m in.

The American Dream was a bum deal and no more live shooter drills for my kids. Fuck it I’m out.

I still vote though. Good luck my friends. ❤️

Buckaroo comes from the inability to pronounce/ the mispronunciation of the Spanish word for cowboy, Vaquero.

Repeat after me. Goooey.

More unattainable beauty standards. Pffft!

Just focus on getting through the day rather than the whole week. Baby steps in finding what makes you happy. Lots of trial and error.

Good to know! Thanks for the heads up.

And revanced for my phone

Crabs in a bucket.

Congrats!!! Big achievement and I bet it’s a huge weight off your back. Sorry you can’t tell your family but at least you can tell waaaay more people on the internet of reaching such a big goal. :)

You’re not my best friend anymore

I used to just say, “If you can run fast enough. I don’t know if I’d chance it though… Tony’s working today.”

Grosjean and his colleagues inspected the materials under a microscope and saw that samples that hadn’t been cleaned were covered in a thin layer of carbon-rich molecules. After a few hours, even the treated materials gained a molecular coating.

“This carbon cake, it just grows on everything, in every environment,” says study co-author Scott Waitukaitis, a physicist at the Institute of Science and Technology Austria, to Emily Conover at Science News.

The work could help explain puzzling phenomena like volcanic lightning and dust storm zaps, as well as the birth of planets. Contact electrification might play a role in how swirling gas and dust around stars stick together to form young planets, Gerhard Wurm, an astrophysicist at the University of Duisburg-Essen in Germany who was not involved in the research, tells Science. The study shows that carbon-based molecules are “important in this story,” he adds.

I don’t have footage, but there’s a book called Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich by Normal Ohler telling all about the drug use.