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wish we had more internal organ emojis

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yeah. i've got the wikipedia page for rat. on cassette.

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Anti-piracy ad from 2004

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The National Parks Service have purged trans people from the website on the Stonewall National Monument

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When I was a kid one of my moms would call her period "moon time" or "her monthlies" or shit like that and my other mom straight up stealthed it, but when I'm a dad I think I'm gonna go straight down the middle and call it Werewolf Week. Like sorry kids, dad can't roughouse right now, it's Werewolf Week

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A bad photoshop will always be funnier than an AI image no matter what

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The Sahara can reach temperatures of over 100°F, but the fennec fox’s ears act like an air conditioning system by cooling the blood in a network of veins. BBC Earth

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god i love making animatics in my head i wish drawing was real

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I don’t want to find out about world events anymore

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where is my favorite painting i need to find my favorite painting

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I’m stealing this poll from a different user, but I don’t care. What is your favorite sub-genres of Broadway and stage musicals?:

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sweet treats should not cost money they should come as complimentary gift for not giving up

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There is a reason that there has been such a concerted effort to remove queer people from their history. Queer history, in its nature, is empowering. It debunks the belief that queerness is unnatural. It reminds queer people that their legacy is that of change, revolution, and beauty. It challenges every defended belief about history being a story of cisgender straight white men doing brave things while the rest of us sat at the sidelines. There is a reason that so many people are so scared of queer people having access to their history.