#skipping rope

[vincentbriggs]

I was feeling really restless and couldn't focus on any of the Tasks I want to be doing, but I also didn't want to go for a walk because the sidewalks are covered in ice right now, so I made a jumprope out of a pair of old curtain pulls and skipped a little bit and that seems to have sufficiently tired me out. Hopefully now I can get back to work on the glove sewing video!

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Girls skipping rope on East 46th St. near 3rd Avenue, March 21, 1940. I'm not sure whether this is in Brooklyn or Manhattan.

Photo: Bettmann/Getty/Fine Art America

[tsubaki94]

Phantom Comic Ch.3

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[burnertracfone]

縄をおっぱいの谷間に挟んで縄跳びする女子達 by 開栓注意

[anatomyofjamesyates]

[fabseg-creator]

Miraculous fanart: Polymouse jumping

I've drawn Polymouse today. She plays with the skipping rope.

[whereifindsanity]

John G. Zimmerman

[scooby-doo-exploration]

a-tx-lone-star

[projectbatman193]

Little boxing workout from last night! 💪🥊

[laughingsquid]

Man Jumping Rope With a Rooster

[sethmmdakatsuki]

Twitterにupしたもの

[rosieuv]

Neurotypical people make no sense to me. Yesterday I said "I hear fireworks" in a normal tone and mum took that as a hint that I was mad at her for not being able to get tickets to a firework display for bonfire night this year. I wasn't being sarcastic (you could quite obviously tell from my tone of voice), I was just pointing out the noise because I like to point out the obvious for some reason. Like today I said "skipping rope!" while pointing at a skipping rope in the dance studio. No I wasn't hinting towards anything, I was just acknowledging it's existence as it wasn't there on Friday.

How do neurotypical people twist something as a simple statement into some elaborate hidden message?