good afternoon

I’m being approached very gradually by a snake through a series of glass tubes so I’d really appreciate it if you could match-3 a little faster

It’s impossible to overstate how much “abolish ice” is the normie position now here in chicago — just countless random moms at toddler soccer on a park district field asking me where I bought my anti-ice t-shirt. average people don’t like our neighborhoods being terrorized.

manul

Being an artist trying to talk with other artists is just embarrassing. "I like your shapes and colours!" Mortifying playground shit

it's not FOR us

Pulled from Reddit (hid the user) about what it was like during that "period" in Germany, how it just creeped up unnoticed, uncertain.

hands up if you are a true bug and suck sap from plants

In some ways this is the government now

Tiny swan cross stitch 🪡🦢 i had lots of fun adding tiny little sparkles and trinkets 💫

This really makes it sound like a Border Patrol agent tried to kill an anti-ICE activist in Chicago and DHS lied to cover for him

For sale: baby shoe. Way too big. We live inside the other one.

CHATGPT: I understand where you're coming from. You worked really hard to get here, and now it's time to enjoy the fruit of your labors.

ISILDUR: So I should keep it? Elrond says I shouldn't

CHATGPT: The ring is precious. Sometimes friends don't have your best interests at heart.

ISILDUR: true

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I gotta do it man I just gotta draw the loogs #lugia #pokemon

Even from beyond the grave she’s still winning

taylor swift is the mr beast of music

Pyaari is so decent 🥺

have a hyena

You're all right, Mamdani.

Two TVs at the gym side by side playing the same news channel but one is delayed by 1.5 seconds, triggering an acid flashback during which I feel myself *become* the largest pumpkin in Massachusetts

It must have meant a lot to him. He even gave me a book full of advice for all kinds of theatre tech stuff. Truly he was one of the most important mentors I’ve ever had.

-acting shitty or shirking their work. He taught me how to program a soundboard and use a circular saw, and he let me be weird and creative and even trusted me to lead teams sometimes. At my graduation, he told me I was his first student to go to college pursuing theatre as a career.

My high school’s theatre tech director, who also worked the auditorium lights and sound, was a really wonderful influence on me. Working on his crew for school plays, I was one of the only girls but he never let me feel uncomfortable—he encouraged me to speak up and take charge when the boys were-