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That’s a lot of shade coming from humans drawn from memory.
If you taste like your name, I want a bite.
I don’t get peoples’ love foe this comic, but I thoroughly enjoy your translation notes.
No that’s calculus. You’re thinking of clitoris, the people who leave trash everywhere.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•This guy managed the movie theater I worked at in high school.
17·24 days agoDepends on context. For my grandmother, I wore a black dress. For my boyfriend, a bunch of us wore replicas of his favorite tshirt.
Brand new sentences.
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Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•My pizza doesn't list the temperature it should be cooked atEnglish
5·29 days agoThey didn’t say until hot, they said until it turns brown. May take a few days.
I’ve reread, but there is a violent animal death I have to skip.
Wow. In the novel Soft Apocalypse by Will McIntosh, eco terrorists develop a strain of bamboo that will grow through anything. They plant it to tear up buildings, roads, and the occasional human. Now we just need someone to create the Dr Happy pill.
Clothes sure, shoes no. Shoes lose the ability to properly support us with time and wear. Unfortunately, like bras, they need to be semi-regularly replaced. The adage is to always spend more on anything that goes between you and the ground (mattress, tires).
I’d never heard of this before, thanks for commenting. Here’s a simple explanation for anyone else who’s curious.
I have chronic health issues so I sometimes have to say no to invites, but I always appreciate being asked. Which is why I always go out of my way to invite someone even if I think they’re likely to say no. It feels good to know you’re wanted.
40s and I feel like I’m finally seeing a path forward. We’ll see if it pans out.
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Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Do you struggle with reaching nirvana via basic bitch meditation? I have a better way, friend
7·1 month agoSo . . . Literal shit post.
Reminds me of the one-minute time machine







The all-knowing lie-detector