#lmao ???

[cart00nmilk]

Continuation from this

Anyway people wanted more so i made Sonic choke and die for half of this follow up

[cute-catts]

Silly car 🐱

[pseudophan]

[itsaperiwinkleworldv2]

THIS.

Alternatively,

me, begging, tears in my eyes: please just tell me what the book is about. the vague idea please

a book annotation on the cover, unfazed: Mary Sue is a rebel who doesn't fit in, this generic month she stays at Wherever to start over. There she meets Gary Stu, a local dark menace.

Will her past catch up with her?

Will she give in to Gary Stu's dark aura and will they smash like rabbits? Or will the story do something, that it's definitely not going to do, and make them hate each other and not be together?

Like: I just love the taste of nothing, you know?

It's like all or nothing, no in-between. Good sup. 🥴🥲

me, begging, tears in my eyes: please. please just tell me what the book is about. the plot. please

a book annotation on the cover, unfazed: A Subversive Masterpiece. A Deep And Touching Story. The New York Times Bestseller. Go Fuck Yourself

[raqualswonderfunblog]

[guiltyidealist]

new favorite YouTube comment just dropped

[a-meh]

[cute-catts]

bro choose every possible cheat code 🐈😺

[unholyblissafterdark]

[phlegmpop]

[lanaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

for the last few months, not knowing 100 gecs was a band, ive been saying "100 gecs" whenever i meant to say "lmao", "lol" and "lmfao" as a direct result of me misunderstanding this tweet.

my friends knew the band so they didnt have this misconception. and still they just kinda rolled with it??? like imagine something like your friend seemingly randomly saying the beatles, sometimes in all caps in the middle of their messages HELPP

i also thought the amount of "gecs" would change depending on how funny something was, so for example just sort of saying lol at the end of a message would be translated to about 20 gecs. a standard lmao would be about 60 gecs, and a proper LMFAOO was 100 gecs. i had a whole system

[shutinthenutouse]

[memes-hoarder]