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A what that can eat a what?
A what that can eat a what?
I’m really glad to have found a fitness app made by someone with the exact same opinion as me on app monetization. I’ve been using the app since March and will happily pay for the subscription. I’m really happy to see this openness, and the fact that you still repeat this promise.
Yikes. OP is fortunate enough not to live in the USA.
The inside of your urethra is delicate and sensitive. Have you ever seen a kidney stone? They’re sharp and spikey, like crystals. Imagine that, and it should help you cut this addiction.
The front half of a centaur, Jesus Christ 😆
Such fascinating creatures! Subjectively barely an animal, almost a plant, especially in polyp phase. But so beautiful, and able to navigate, feed and survive, despite not having a brain and barely any nervous system to speak of. They must be very efficient, that they can survive with such low grade hardware.
Thanks for the links, those are great! That first one is very sensory for me - I immediately hear the echoing emptiness of the space, and have the smell of that old linoleum in my nose.
The one with the three cubicles is very strange, one of those pictures that you have to wonder about for a while.
Malls, what a strange cultural artefact to be disappearing.
I can’t find those, do you have a link to them?
Very cool. I’ve looked at some more of your pictures. I like the ones the most that have buildings but no people, and that have that strange, but not threatening, emptiness.
Your pictures give me a feeling that I can’t describe. Odd but not unpleasant.
Ah, so they have more than one possible haircut than the outrageous-mega-afro-on-a-stick-figure that alpacas are famous for.
I would like to propose “forgettamatorium” as an English translation for oubliette.
When danger reared its ugly head, he bravely turned his tail and fled
He has a transgender daughter, whom he still calls by her old, male name. Calling a trans person by their old name that they no longer use, is called deadnaming.
Kvaak kvaak
That exists. My great-aunt had one of these for her incontinence problems.
So many injuries and fires every year, aside from all the noise and pollution. My friend’s house (old farm) burned down because a firework landed on the roof :(
I agree. The Daily Mail no doubt uses this as a way to say “legally changing your gender should be harder”, but that’s fixing the wrong problem. Gender fluidity isn’t the problem, gender inequality is.
Gender should be as unimportant as eye color in most things in life. If your system breaks from someone changing their gender, you need to fix your system.
And then they start playing horrible, distorted wait music.
Thank you!