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What is happening

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what's snunko up to today

lets see....

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my wet lump

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this thread on twitter is fucking killing me

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How it feels to be autistic and work customer service

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This image is like actually incredible. The exact right amount of text stayed visible to make it insanely hilarious

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you will not guess where this ao3 summary is going

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Game of the year

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Trying to figure out animation

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Yeah my name is Tim, short for OpTIMus Prime

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A sociable sunfish who was reportedly missing its human audience during a temporary closure of its aquarium in Japan has been comforted in an unorthodox way. In a photo posted by the Kaikyokan aquarium in Shimonoseki, Yamaguchi prefecture, the sunfish is seen swimming in front of photos of human faces attached to a row of uniforms. The move was a "last resort" to solve the sunfish's health issues, which a staff member believed had stemmed from loneliness, the aquarium said on its X account earlier this month. And it apparently worked. "It seems to be in good health again!" the aquarium wrote on X the next day.

Really appreciating the photo

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