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i would have sex with a man for a million dollars

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Impy mace attack

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I love escalators man it’s like

yeah just I’m just gonna stand here a sec- WHATTTTT????

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scott the woz is the only person who gives me the vibe that they're secretly an even better person than they let on, like he's hiding that he's a volunteer firefighter or something

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i don't think i'm ever executively functioning

who’s gonna tell tumblr that executive dysfunction is more than Not Doing Things?

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fucking crazy that Daedalus was told to imprison the minotaur by King Minos and he was like "that stupid fucker can NOT do mazes" and he was RIGHT

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Puki will you leave tumblr because everyone’s acting like it’s dead now :(

oh yeah its SO dead.

1000 notes this post. Now

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finally. i've aged.

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am i crazy or did the phrase "unalive/unaliving" come from that one deadpool episode of ultimate spider-man???? cuz like i'm 90% sure that's where it was first said

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idk who grijoel or scarjimmy are, but sniffermyfeet and piglinmynose look great here!

can you draw grijoel and scarjimmy (from their new videos?)

the operation was a success

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offer still stands

RABBIT/BUNNY OWNERS!!

i have a request

i want a photo of a bunny/rabbit looking at a box of trix with default snapchat text with the words "don't you fucking dare" because i think it'd be funny

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i think it's very funny that in flashbacks, the gems have slightly different forms to their current one, and they even update their form throughout the show.

but sometimes, we get little references to their pilot looks in transformation sequences, mostly from pearl. this would seem to imply the gems just had a REALLY WEIRD short phase where they changed their looks completely.

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LIMITED LIFE SPOILERS

i think Limited Life was my favourite series

i was a huge fan of how the teams were very much tight knit and rarely betrayed (Bad Boys, TIES, Clockers/The Family, Nosey Neighbours, whatever Scott and Martyn were calling themselves). it was really fun to see team loyalty, which i think was caused due to the fact that if you killed a teammate, they had so much more opportunity as well as reason to get you back, because this was the first series to give a direct reward for killing.

it also felt like there really was a good guys/bad guys side to it. martyn and scott being a clear villain from everyone's perspective, the TIES and Bad Boys taking a 'hero' role, and clockers and nosey neighbours taking a very neutral position. (though i will say, this all does depend on the perspective you watched, as i was so kindly reminded of)

im no professional analyst, but maybe someone who is can make this make more sense.

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RABBIT/BUNNY OWNERS!!

i have a request

i want a photo of a bunny/rabbit looking at a box of trix with default snapchat text with the words "don't you fucking dare" because i think it'd be funny

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ok but like chris rock is an annoying little snot he kinda deserved to get slapped. besides when was the last time anything got people talking abt the oscars for a YEAR.

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An Atheist would have a lot of things that someone of faith would as well, like breath, or innate value as a human being, or potential for relationship, or hands to toil, or love to give... etc etc This specific element of apologetics (morals, I mean) is worth reading about. The first couple chapters of Mere Christianity by C.S. Lewis will articulate this better than I, a lowly anon, ever could. These are fair questions to ask, and some would argue even asking them shows a longing (or at least openness) to God. I hope you find Him... God bless, friend! <3

yeah no openness here.

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I think the question is more along the lines of "where do these morals come from if they are not innately placed there by our creator?" not "how do you know to be good without the bible?" The bible certainly guides people where they are perhaps struggling (as a result of the fall, we will all struggle with immoral things and thoughts through our lives), but I personally have never interpreted that question to be suggesting that morality comes from fear of punishment, rather than God's perfect plan for us (which we tainted with sin). I've always seen it to mean "our morals come from somewhere, atheists just don't know that"

this is a fair point, but also confuses me for the same reasons. why does a moral code have to come from somewhere? humans innately know what's right and wrong internally, who says a god had to come up with that? the way i see it, if an atheist has morals (which, obviously, we do) then that in itself proves that a god has no say in our morals.