syd | mid-20s | mostly blogging about the same things I was interested in at age 8 (jokes, dead shit, cool animals, scary stories)
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it would've been cooler if those animals they sent into space came back with superpowers
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Eclipse of the Sun in Venice in July 8, 1842 by Ippolito Caffi.
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IWTV S2 Set Details: Théâtre des Vampires
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go my isopods!!
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i love it when you accidentally meet eyes with a stranger in public and you flash a quick polite smile and they look at you like they wish you were dead in a ditch
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grocery store mission barely accomplished took massive damage to the hull and all internal systems. shield repair could take days
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i might be telling on myself regarding my age but i’m old enough to remember when Obama said this to the bank CEOs back in 2009 and i’m beginning to think he didn’t appropriately communicate the stakes. they’d probably take the pitchforks at this point given the potential alternative.
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it’s time. tell me ur favorite book you read in 2024. also least favorite if you’ve got one!
#favorites: the vampire lestat and their eyes were watching god and slaughterhouse five and our hideous progeny#most torn: I enjoyed a lot of Avenue of Mysteries but disliked the ending#and least favorite: a few short story collections that really didn't do it for me
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good ol cigarette after a meal… am i right
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getting to know me for ~5 months or so then on month 6 things start to slowly click for you that ive clearly been trying to manufacture situations where you get struck by lightning
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what’s the lightest infraction you’ve blocked somone for
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i think a big part of expanding your intellectual curiosity and trying to learn new things about the world is to abandon the shame of not knowing things. don't blame "the US school system" (which US school system????), don't blame your teachers, don't blame society, but embrace the fact that you are going to be learning new things constantly, throughout your life. practice saying "i really need to read about that" or "does anyone know of any good sources to learn about xyz?" or "hold on i gotta go check wikipedia/a world map/the dictionary/the news." every single day, there will be something you don't know already. that something doesn't have to be embarrassing. instead it can be an opportunity to learn something new
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