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how old are you? your mobile links aren't working for me

17

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there should be a tax that youtubers pay where 1.5% of all of their revenue goes back to Kevin Macleod for basically supplying YouTube with it’s own soundtrack.

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communities with major negative stigma solidarity

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Hey if you’re lgbt rb this and tell us how you chose your icon in the tags

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I’m just an npc waiting for the male mc to come sweep me off my feet and form an intense, passionate love for me instantly

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this is a “/gamerule keepInventory true” positive blog

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i am ,,,,, no n existent ,

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^ From a therapist-friend, in case any in-therapy-friends ever worry about this. 

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hey guys reblog with what niche art genre you are

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Menő

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crush anon to lovers (slow burn)

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mcdonalds to their workers: remember we can replace you with robots and it would be just as efficient so do not to beg for more scraps.

mcdonalds three seconds later: ice cream machine broken, sorry.

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you know how pokemon will all have a characteristic in their summery like “often scatters things” or “often dozes off” or something? would b funny if one of them was “prone to melancholy”

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hey reply to this with your dipping sauce of choice

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wow, look at this! the overhanging leaves.. on the shoreline are pretTHERES A CRAB