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so I had a new roommate move in less than a week ago
…and this morning I discovered a really fun way to learn that he stores things in the oven 🩷


I guess this makes sense except for the fact that his cabinets????


are empty?????????????
(the food there was left behind by the last roommates)
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as far as I know, this is the only plate he brought 🥸 just the one.
anyway happy carcinogen wednesday I guess!!!!
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Stop saying “there are plenty of fish in the sea”. I’ve got my eye on one specific, emotionally distant salmon with commitment issues
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some loser: humans are innately selfish creatures
my psych book:

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Oh my god its so bad 😂 need to rename it whiplash the playlist
spotify put together the most abominable playlist ever if you want to take a look. @beeseverywhen turned me onto it. it's called Summer Hits of the 90s if you want to experience the worst collection of songs ever put together.
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Mugshot of a 2-year-old Francois Bertillon, arrested for eating a basket of pears
Follow for more 1800s nostalgia
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How did people dry their laundry in the winters before dryers? I don't imagine they were putting out clothes lines in the snow
On indoor racks! Or lines. A friend of mine was live-in caretaker at a 17th-century house that still doesn't have a dryer even though people still live there, and they hung clotheslines around the kitchen from anchor hooks on the walls that were probably meant for that purpose originally (would make sense- that was just a theory but it worked so well and that WAS the warmest room in the house back then).
The Victorian house museum I work in has a little drying room attached to the laundry room, which would have been consistently hot from the boiling copper tub and the coal-heated "iron oven" used to keep the irons ready for use, and thus dryed clothing well. That was the purview of the wealthy, but professional laundresses who had the capital to invest in their setup may have had something similar, too.
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(Calamity au) Gerudo Prince helps a lost hylian traveller against his better judgement while passing through the barren desert
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(Calamity au) the ancient era triforce trio (apparently together they look like pictures from a fairytale lmao)
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(Calamity au) ancient era Zelda (18) and Ganon (17). Give it another 2 years and an Gan will overshoot Zelda in height so much
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(Calamity au) Zelda in the hebra mountains, ganon headed off somewhere with link’s dog tagging along, ganon and link
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The painting that I did choose and the one I could’ve chosen 🙌 very different moods lol
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