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A t-shirt that says "DIME IN A DOZEN" on the front, and on the back is "KILLING ME WILL MAKE NO DIFFERENCE. 12 MORE WILL TAKE MY PLACE."
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my ability to read what ive typed out 20 times before hitting post and still not notice a typo is remarkable
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how do you come up with so many banger posts
i ate alphabet soup and the letters went into my brain instead of my tummy and i bang my head against my keyboard like a magic 8 ball until they spell something funny
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Forgot the word breed and reffered to "a strain of dog"
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can we have tv dramas set in college please. fucking nothing happens in hs man. now im in college and my friend got chased by feral hogs a week ago in the woods and its like the 5th craziest thing to happen this week
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i do love that you can name pets pretty much anything. with children you have to be reasonable but with pets you can just do anything. you can name your tortoise panopticon
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“Anti-prostitution feminists and even policymakers often ask sex workers whether we would have sex with our clients if we weren’t being paid. Work is thus constantly being re-inscribed as something so personally fulfilling you would pursue it for free. Indeed, this understanding is in some ways embedded in anti-prostitution advocacy through the prevalence of unpaid internships in such organisations. Equality Now, a major, multimillion-dollar anti-prostitution organisation, instructs applicants that their eight-to-ten week internships will be unpaid (adding that ‘no arrangements can be made for housing’). Such posts are common: Ruhama advertises numerous volunteer roles that could easily be paid jobs. In 2017, a UK anti-slavery charity came under fire in the national press for advertising unpaid internships. In 2013, Turn Off the Red Light, an Irish anti-prostitution NGO consortium, advertised for an intern who would not be paid the minimum wage. The result of these unpaid and underpaid internships is that the women who are most able to build careers in the women’s sector – campaigning and setting policy agendas around prostitution – are women who can afford to do unpaid full-time work in New York and London. In this context, it is hardly a surprise that the anti-prostitution movement as a whole has a somewhat abstracted view of the relationship between work and money.”
— Molly Smith. “Revolting Prostitutes.”
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legitimately my first feminist awakening as a ten year old child was realizing that girls were expected to respect “boy stuff” but boys were never expected to respect “girl stuff”
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Dates That Made History 2x20: The Other 9/11: September 11, 1973 A.D.
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Toby Fox puts so much love into the process of making his games, I don't remember the full story but I get a little emotional when I think about how Toby asked someone to design a shopkeeper for the cyber world, and they gave him three designs to choose from but he loved them all so much that he put all three in the game. But thats not all because you KNOW he didn't intend for the shopkeeper to be that important, just a funny little guy like Seam who hangs out in the shop, but Toby was like "I love these guys so much they're gonna follow you through the beginning of the game they're gonna have gags they're gonna have a cool battle with a cool theme made in collaboration with a cool person they're gonna pop up through the whole game." I think he loves his game as much as we do.
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YouTube ads: (30 seconds of irrelevant wackiness) Oh hohohoho the creature wants the Food!
Facebook ads: (fabricated sponsored "news" article) Here is why, everyone is buying the new thing. Trust us everyone is buying it
TikTok ads: (paid actor) I just bought this thing and it totally changed my life! Join me on my Journey, with Product...
Tumblr ads: (ai generated image of heaven) The Truth About Your Elbows
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