#bitty the youtuber

[cubbihue]

Do Sanderson and Timmy have a similar office relationship to Jim and Dwight from The Office?

Pretty much! Timmy likes pranking Sanderson on occasion, and seeing how far he can push Sanderson until HR gets involved. Sanderson is pretty tolerate all things considering... Although there is a limit until he shoots back with his own form of torture (HP lectures).

Timmy tries his best not to cross that line.

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[birbuketaycicegi]

Bu kadar kolay vazgeçilen biri olduğum için en çok kendimden özür dilerim

[bramblejammer]

Rosiepuff don't like her boys singin' dem kinda songs... Spoiler for funderdrawers.

[huzur-un]

Sandım ki,

Ben iyiysem herkes iyi, ben kırmazsam kimse kırmaz, ben üzmezsem kimse üzmez.

Ama, Öyle değilmiş!

İnsan kıymet bilenin yanında kıymetli,

iyilikten anlayanın yanında iyiymiş.

İnan Durak Taş

[sezginer35]

Bu akşamda böyle olsun...

Güzel akşamlar olsun ☕☕

[appalamutte]

you’re sixteen-years-old, moseying through your local bookstore when you come across it.

you’re not usually into nonfiction, especially not memoirs, but the man on the cover is familiar. laughing over his shoulder with his eyes closed, relaxed in a turquoise button-up and jeans, standing with his back to the camera at a counter cluttered with leafy vegetables and mixing bowls.

from seeds to supper, the title reads, and his name is eric bittle-zimmermann.

you deliberate for a bit, picking it up and reading the blurb, the reviews printed on the back sleeve, the first page. the very first words of the book are hey, y’all! and your friend walks over at that point, and they see him and say—“oh, i used to watch some of his videos.”

so you buy it, because your friend said you should, and later that night you’re already deep into the stories of peach cobbler recipes and learning how to differentiate between living and surviving when they send you the link to the guy’s old youtube channel. it hasn’t been active for a few years, but that doesn’t matter because oh my god are there so many videos. years of videos, almost a decade’s worth, starting all the way back in the early 2010s and you get sucked into them all, laughing at the funny ones and tearing up at the emotional ones, watching as the guy slowly grows up from high school to college and beyond.

you switch between reading the memoir and watching the videos over the next few weeks. you see his video on introducing his boyfriend and you read the chapter on maple-crusted apple pie and how learning to love is a lot like learning to lattice a pie, slow and patient and sometimes messy.

you see his cooking challenge video featuring all of his friends from college and you read the chapter on homemade bagel bites and how family doesn’t have to be a four-course meal you’ve had reservations for all your life. sometimes, family is just frozen bagel bites and sriracha sauce crowded around an uneven table.

you see his two-part wedding vlog posted in 2019, nearly 10 years ago, and you read his chapter on red velvet cake and how the brain can get confused, something to do with all the nerve endings getting tangled up, because when love reaches the same heights fear does, you end up fainting into your then-boyfriend’s arms.

then, you see his final video on the channel, a farewell to his subscribers and a glimpse as to what’s next. it’s short and simple, just his husband and him sitting on a couch together, a toddler between them. and you read the last chapter of the book on chicken tenders and how a seed in the garden never knows it’ll grow into a supper worth loving. it just knows it’ll grow into something, and that the growing takes time.

(a few years later, when you’re twenty and in college, you’re downtown with some friends and come across it. you still aren’t into nonfiction that much, but that one memoir always stuck with you, sitting on your shelf back in your dorm. and this one, with the guy’s back to the camera, tall and steadfast, standing in the middle of an ice rink, an emboldened number one across the back of his jersey. the name is familiar.

melting ice, the title reads, and his name is jack bittle-zimmermann.

you pick it up.)

[icewallowmen]

I need attention 🤭

[kumsal-thingss]

Çağan Şengül & Suzan Hacigarip - Bitti Masal

İnsan yokuşlu bir şeydir bana her daim,

bu yol dümdüz, gitmem gerekiyor...

[efsungeradam]

[bittyfromquotev]

Mk chat

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Also tagging people:

@croissantlover24 @a-smol-bean @glitchanubi @morriganfey

[birbuketaycicegi]

Her şeyi unutup başa dönebilir miydik sence, geçmişin tozlu sayfalarını yeniden açarak, kaybolmuş zamanları bulabilir miydik birer birer, yoksa hayatın acımasız akışında her şey, eski bir masalın unutulmuş satırları gibi mi kalmalıydı?

[bramblejammer]

Can you dig it?

[savasbitti]

biri murathan mungan'dan diğeri ülkü tamer'den iki yaz bitti isimli şiirle karşınızdayım.

yaz bitti...

[bumble-the-sun-bee]

boop

Since y'all seem to really like the Bitty bots, here's a quick doodle I did of Sunny getting a gentle boop

[huzun1u-b1r-sask1n]

Hani uyuyunca geçerdi ? Hani zamanla geçerdi ? Geçmiyor işte geçmiyor. Kaç gece uyudum, hiç uyanmamaya yemin etmiş gibi uyudum, kaç gece geçti, kaç mevsim bitti bir türlü geçmedi. Geçmiyor. Sen gelmediğin süre de geçmeyecek kalbimdeki bu ağrı. Yaşatmayacak ama öldürmeyecek bir ağrı bu. Ömrüm boyunca katlanarak çoğalacak ve benimle birlikte mezara gelecek. En acısı da sen bunu hiç bilmeyeceksin...

-B

[buckleberry4ever]

Huckleberry: Today is Strawberry Shortcake’s 45th Anniversary!🍓🎉 The franchise came out in 1979!😃

Blueberry: Happy Anniversary to one of the best bakers ever!🥳🍰 Buckleberry (Huckleberry Pie x Blueberry Muffin) & Strawberry Shortcake Forever!🩵💙❤️

”Strawberry Shortcake: Berry In The Big City” belongs to WildBrain & Michael Vogal. “Strawberry Shortcake“ 80s, 2003, & ”Berry Bitty Adventures“ belongs to WildBrain.