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How well do you see color?
I’m cry I scored 60, I feel blind
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joints will see you taking a step & be like "i bet i could improve on this with my Cool New Trick." & theyre wrong
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@themagicmusicman
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When this song comes on and I suddenly haven't gotten over anything in my life ever
#ah thank you for reminding me of this absolutely devastating song#excuse me whilst I cry for an hour /pos
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Udad art ft Ashes as Hades and Tim as Persephone!!
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I think ringing Brian like a bell would fix me
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just got 4 notes on my post. they all love me
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The reading comprehension and overall common sense on this website is piss poor.
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Unethical polyamory not in the sense that the partners aren't consenting to multiple relationships but in the sense that they kill people as a group
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[guy who genuinely fucking loathes himself voice] well on account of my charming and endearing nature. Of course
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I mean, you can argue with me if you like. Seems like a bit of a waste, though.
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realized I never posted this. dville doodles I did forever ago (jonny sims get the fuck out my hyper fixations challenge)
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I have several friends who’ve fallen asleep listening to you read statements in Magnus. And I mocked them until I also fell asleep listening to the Magnus archives (on my re-listen though not the first time round).
Have you encountered people using the archives as bedtime stories before?
And have you ever considered reading other things (e.g the original fairytales) purely for that purpose?
I'm sorry to have to break it to you, but falling asleep to podcasts, audiobooks, etc. is extremely normal and a very common way to listen. I'm told I have a good voice for it (which I choose to take as a compliment) and while I don't have anything deliberately designed to be soporfhic, I have recorded a couple of small collections of old ghost stories that I'm told are very good for the purpose.
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