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NEIL DAY !!!

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american maid cafe review

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i actually love finishing a terrible book then checking the lowest ratings and comment section on goodreads and nodding along as these women tear that shit from a to zzzz :) and then i pass those books along to neighbors lil front yard library so the cycle continues 🔁

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the sense of horror when you finish a book that was Ass Bad and you go to see what fellow haters are saying but all the reviews say it is the best thing they've ever read. feel like i just saw my reflection in the mirror move all by itself or something

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garfphomet

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idk much abt pokemon but i love mimikyu sm i made a paper doll of him >____<

my 6 favs

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(via Instagram)

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HOL’ ON WAYMENTTTTTT 😩🔥

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“Babel” by Cildo Meireles (2001)

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This is the funniest headline because they used his name like we all know him😭

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Once you start thinking about humans as a species in a biome, it affects your entire way of looking at normal things.

The other day I referred to female morning joggers as an 'indicator species' in that if you see women jogging in the dark it means that the environment provides migration pathways (sidewalks, clear signs) and doesn't have any known predators of female morning joggers (guy with knife, bear, BigTruck, male morning joggers).

Though, I think that people consider framing humans as animals reacting to their environment as rude.