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[wikiphilia]

3 whole shelves for broken av equipment. Will update later with the number of shelves it takes for not-broken av equipment

[marzipanandminutiae]

Marzi how do you not die of frustration dealing with the most self important people on the planet flocking to your posts

In this case? By being secure in the knowledge that I'm right.

Also, you know, I'm dealing with my new landlady being passive-aggressive about furniture she offered to move out of the room I'm renting, due to the whole "nobody told me it was rented furnished until three days ago and I already bought furniture from FB marketplace" situation.

[powderblueblood]

PAUSE YOU WERE IN CANADA???? IN MY NECK OF THE WOODS (not really i'm not based in montreal) ????

YES I was queb for a full calendar year, sep 22-23

jk my French is horrendous but I did try! went over there and worked as a tattoo artist and freelance copywriter and other multiple things and it was the most insane twelve months of my entire life

I would never do that winter again but I would give anything for a smoked meat sandwich from greenspot diner, big up st henri

[balkanradfem]

i am losing my mind over here. Twice, twice in this month, I had a roommate rush into the apartment and blurt out that she's moving out, on the spot, I'm ???? how does this happen twice, in two weeks.

I was all set to have two roommates during the cold season and they both seemed so nice and I've just taken all the adds off the internet and relaxed and now I have to put it all back up T_T and answer calls, and show the apartment to strangers.. and I have 2 weeks to find a new roommate. Aaaah.

[jellogram]

Whenever people say that Airbnb is way more expensive than a hotel. It just. That just simply is not true. That's true if you want to rent an entire fancy house, which is what Airbnb likes to pretend most of its site contains. Obviously such a rental should cost more than a hotel room. But if you rent the equivalent of a hotel room, like a spare room in someone's house, it is almost always cheaper. And also less damaging to the housing crisis.

If you're looking at the homepage and shaking your head at the prices that's like seeing wagyu beef at a 5 star restaurant and complaining that it costs more than a cheeseburger. Babe that is rich people nonsense you canNOT expect it to be affordable

[plexiglassonion]

now that i think about it.... it would be really funny to me if the reason the monkee pad is so big is because it used to be something else. like an old movie theatre that began to flop and so it shut down a long long time ago. or a small restaurant with a little stage area. a shop. etc etc.

[corset]

It’s warm in my room in January. This is inhumane

[vampnyx]

unbelievable depression hit bc my roommate is coming back after a long weekend away and god I just need her to move out already

[ningtual]

it's a shame that my rent is probably gonna double itself when i move out but at least i'll have my own little place that i'll want to stay in for a longer period of time

[freckledsweetpea]

airbnb owners making videos complaining about guests need to either:

1. get a grip

2. realize they're the villains

[nomaishuttle]

now heres the thing is my rule is i have to live on my own for a year before im allowed to get a pet but also consider what if i had a little friend .

[ragnars-tooth]

Moved! But we are all #sillay and didn't sort internet sooo whoops. I Am beaming dragon thoughts directly into your brain though

[llycaons]

everyone who has a little creature in their home please give them a kissie for me...it is unlikely I'll be able to keep any little guy in my little apartment without the manager noticing so until then I will think fondly on all of yours'

[rotturn]

so far, as expected, new york is pricey

[siroetosu]

OKAY IT'S HAPPENING

I've decided I'm finally doing an OFFICIAL X FILES REWATCH 2023

for some context I first watched the x files when I was 14 and living in a studio apartment with my mom. we had just moved out of my childhood home and I had just left the K-8 I had gone to my entire life. I spent the summer before I started high school sitting alone in that apartment while my mom worked full time, watching the x files, and for a couple weeks going out and walking to driver's ed classes down the street. I was extremely depressed, lonely, and hopeless, and because of that I'm pretty sure I blocked most of that summer from my memory. however, I do remember falling in love with the x files, specifically with Mulder and Scully's relationship, and throwing myself head first into the fandom here on tumblr.

now, 10 years later, I am 24 and back on tumblr. I am still following a lot of txf blogs and seeing all the amazing content and discourse still circulating about it made me realize I need to rewatch. I need to experience it again with the perspective I have now, and with the nostalgia and love that still lives in my heart for this show that, like so many others during that time in my life, were a much needed escape.

anyway, follow along if you'd like and experience the rewatch of a decade unfold before you. I won't be blogging about every episode cuz damn that'd be a lot, but I'll check in periodically and maybe hopefully have some insightful things to say. mostly I'm just gonna have fun cuz DAMN do I love this fucking show

WOO thanks for reading now LET'S GOOOOOO