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My brain has adblock installed so I rarely get extroverts coming up to me trying to be my friend and that's why i have none

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As a formerly straight person, I wouldn't even date myself. Not that I don't love myself (self care is nice), but like, theoretically if I cloned myself, I'd see it as like........ a sibling/child. I'm that clone's creator. Their parent.......... I think????

Idk, I'd still have weird/icky vibes. I have standards indeed.

Love the Good Omens GIF btw. Aziraphale is ME

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There was definitely a tree or two like this in the neighborhood where I grew up. I always called it the "creepy eye tree" LFMAOOO

Eyes of the forest. Aspen trees

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he has a flower for you!

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Throwback to high school French class when I was a senior and I wrote (in French but roughly translated) "I don't know the answer, I'm stupid" under a free-response question. A day or so later, I got my results back (I think I still got a decent score) and the teacher ended up writing "of course not!!" under my answer. Man do I miss that teacher and that class. 🥺

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Holy FFFFF--????

Reblogging/bookmarking this for future use, this is SO CREATIVE

PLEASE do yourself a favour and check out this wikipedia-styled template for google drive, made by @ Rukidut on twitter

I decided to try to sort my ideas and whats canon regarding my ocs with this and ITS PERFECT. IT ALL FEELS SO CONRETE. and i sure as hell AM Going to continue to use this with every single OC I have until google drives is set ablaze- Just!!!!!!!!

Also; link directly to the doc, just copy the file and you have your own lil template!!!!

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I hate the Google AI thing so much. I always just ignore it and scroll down to find whatever result looks reliable like I've always done.

I've legit found answers to problems I've had on Reddit posts that are like, five years old or older. THEY STILL WORK!!!

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I've been trying to organize my Pinterest boards after so long and I've realized why I rarely do it:

PINTEREST IS FUCKING GLITCHY AS ALL HELL.

Like just today, I clicked into my art references board to organize all its subsections, and there was this random blank space in between one row that wouldn't go away no matter how much I refreshed.

Also, when you want to organize a pin already in a board into a subsection, you can hover over it and little 'edit pin' button thing will show up. For whatever reason, it didn't even show up for me (even when it would previously).

don't mind that i have my pinterest page set to french

I had to actually click on the pin itself and then edit the pin that way. Clicking on the pin actually does seem to fix the issue of the edit button appearing when you roll over the pin itself, however, when I tried to organize it that way, it would literally just EXIT OUT OF THE PIN when I tried to click on the subsection I wanted to put it in. I have to do the tedious click-on-it-and-modify method to actually put it in a subsection, which - as you would imagine - TAKES FOREVER FOR MULTIPLE PINS.

Anyone else have this issue (or had to deal with similar bugs)? Literally can't stand how Pinterest lately has a whole lot of glitches that have seemingly taken forever to be fixed (along with the amount of ads - if you don't have adblock - and AI slop flooding the site).

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Reminds me of this Reddit post I found where the caption was something like "the NYPD these past few days looking for Luigi" and the accompanying image was a screenshot of that one minigame where you have to find Luigi's face in New Super Mario Bros/Super Mario 64 for the DS, lmfaoooo

brb going to mega hell for laughing at this kind of stuff

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Built in only 3 years during the 18th century, Sanssouci Palace in Potsdam served as the summer residence of King Frederick the Great. Literally translating to “without worries”, the palace pushes the Rococo style to a playful exuberance that rivals its French contemporaries. Nature is at the center of the palace: The concert room’s ceiling features mussels, plants, and a spiderweb radiating from the chandelier, and intricate wood carvings in the “Voltaire room” depict lifelike birds and flora. This natural Rococo became known as “Frederician Rococo”, after the Prussian King.

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This one goes out to the elementary school kids I work with who do dumb things and then go all Pikachu face when they get caught and reprimanded for their actions, lmao

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