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[catherine @catforristal]

@FR0TTAGEC0RE i used to try and write down every single word i knew. i'd genuinely get so stressed bc i thought something bad would happen if i didnt...

[catherine @catforristal]

@SweetHelenade huge disagree when this moment exists

[Spencer @saintY00L1N]

“Lost 20 pounds from skinny flu” “it’s thick and uncut btw” “I have no one to send these ass pics to🥺” “who wants the alt” “Im 6’2 if anyone cares” sometimes I dream about what it was like when the stars and the moon were bright enough to light your way through a field of wheat

[Rachel @scrap_icon]

everyone's amazed that Timothee learned how to play guitar and sing like Dylan... meanwhile every guy I dated between 16 and 25 could do the same thing. its just a thing guys do.

[Muslim Sisters of Eire @Msoe_Dublin]

📢 Proposed Bylaw to Ban On-Street Soup Runs – Our Concerns

Tonight, as Muslim Sisters of Éire (MSOE) completed our weekly food distribution on O’Connell Street, we were informed of a proposed bylaw by Dublin City Council to ban on-street soup runs.

Muslim Sisters of Éire is a registered charity and HSE-approved soup run that has been operating for over eight years. Each week, we provide meals, sleeping bags, and essential supplies to over 300 individuals – including rough sleepers, families in emergency accommodation, and vulnerable members of our community.

This proposed bylaw, if passed, raises serious concerns for the hundreds of people across Dublin who rely on soup runs every night – not just ours. Many depend on these services during late hours when no other supports are open.

Tonight, we were asked heartbreaking questions:
"Where will we go when we need food at night?"
"What will happen if we can’t get a sleeping bag or shelter?"

These are not isolated cases – the demand we witness is growing. For many, the presence of soup runs provides not just food, but comfort and safety.

We understand that long-term solutions are needed to address homelessness and food insecurity, but until those solutions exist, these services remain critical to the survival and wellbeing of so many.

As this bylaw moves forward, we are deeply concerned about the devastating impact it could have on those who rely on us – and others – every night.

Thank you for your continued support. If you would like to help, please visit https://t.co/AwKboPRklH to donate or learn more about our work.

No one should go hungry. No one should feel abandoned.

[catherine @catforristal]

@archimedeschild thank god youre back on twitter

[eleanor @eleanordotcomm]

addicted to asking "do you want one of you two" when walking past a couple taking a selfie. just my little bit to keep love alive.

[catherine @catforristal]

@aaaaoif CONGRATS QUEEN!!!!!

[catherine @catforristal]

ever since my bf deleted his twitter i now send him a round-up of my favourite tweets every day so he can never escape the horrible depths of this hellscape

[Randy Scrummey @archimedeschild]

I said this to my girlfriend

[Quine At The Discotheque. @EXECUTIVESTEVE]

O'Brien is the perfect example of how "the economist" functions as a kind of inverted priest class for modern governments. Fundamentally his job is to explain with a straight face that some lines on a graph mean that it is necessary, prudent in fact, that certain people must die.

[effortless and soulful pimp @funko_wop]

i’m home alone rn using the word ontological to describe stuff and i’m not even doing it right im just fuckin using it to describe fucking whatever and none of you can correct me because none of you are here rn

[josh @y0cuando]

“In Da Clerb, We All Fam”: Nightlife Spaces in the Neoliberal City As Sites of Counter-Hegemonic Practice

[oat milk princess 🇵🇸 @heartluvr2000]

little bramble mouse in the autumn leafs. btw

[msc @megan_esc]

Tweet idea I drafted in the middle of the night ln