WizardWaffles

Not some conjurer of cheap tricks

[Mr. Turtle @TheMisterTurtle]

I won’t tell anyone when I make it, but there will be signs.

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@OwenShroyer1776 Dont be gayyy

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@AmiriKing Boomer behavior

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@odin_capital_ @ShieldsClips No, thats why we like him

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@ArielRosa @WhiteAusZoom We're just gonna say fvck all browns until something changes

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@Kaizerrev I heard he also thought the word nlgger once too 😳

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@TheGoblinnn BK has better burgers and McDonald's has better fries. Wendys kinda sucks all around these days for some reason. The pretzel pub burger is pretty good tho

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@OurOwnNation You need a mountain bike. Join us!!!

[Wolf of X @WolfofX]

In 2020, 13-year-old Callum Manning from South Shields, England, created an Instagram account for one simple reason. He loved books and wanted somewhere to share his reviews.

At the time, the page had around 50 followers.

Then some students at his new school found it.

Instead of encouraging him, they created a group chat and mocked him for reading, calling him names like “creep” and “sad weirdo.” Callum was added to the chat and had to watch the messages appear himself.

It hurt more than he expected. He later said it was the first time in a long while that he had actually cried.

His 24-year-old sister, Ellis, decided to do something. She shared what had happened online, hoping maybe 20 or 30 of her friends would follow Callum and leave a few kind comments.

That wasn't what happened.

Within days, Callum went from around 50 followers to hundreds of thousands.

Authors including Neil Gaiman, Malorie Blackman, Matt Haig and Caroline Kepnes reached out. Publishers offered him books. Waterstones encouraged him to keep reviewing and offered him a free book when he next visited.

And Callum kept reading.

The account that classmates had mocked became the place where hundreds of thousands of people came to hear what a 13-year-old thought about the books he loved.

His sister had only wanted a few people to remind him that there was nothing embarrassing about loving books.

She found an entire community waiting to tell him the same thing.

[shoe @shoe0nhead]

imo you literally get that “spark” all over again. everything is a new experience to your kid. seeing a bug? coolest thing ever. eating ice cream. amazing. going for a car ride. painting a picture. even every day normal activities like grocery shopping are an incredible experience with them. holidays like christmas, easter, halloween etc all feel like how they felt like when you were a kid again. everything is exciting again because you are seeing the world for the first time through their eyes

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@Pirat_Nation Leaks dont really matter when your combat is always the same

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@zarahussain999 Go home

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@TheGoblinnn Give 7 days to die a chance if you haven't yet. Its tied with zomboid as my fav

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@AdarRosen33 @Forest_motherr @AmiNaziSozi8876 Just seems like a Christian to me

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@HarrisonHSmith Turns out crab core was actually culture

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@BossManSays @Kwicherbichen @AmiriKing Cant believe this is my first time hearing of them

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@AmiriKing Tony gets his first lesson in STFU

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@JamesOKeefeIII Kratom poisons your soul and the withdrawals are absolute hell

[L @SomeBitchIIKnow]

Looks like @kroger is looking to eliminate thousands of US-based jobs by 2028 and offshore them to a new facility in India.

If this is your primary grocer, you might consider looking for a new one.

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@ZoomerHistorian "Beauty" "gracefully"