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dear in headlights

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>Look inside
>Still myself

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You guys pay for the full character limit unlock and you don’t even have the check. Come on wear that shit with pride. Lmao

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@spookyvania LOLL I don’t read Nick Land unfortunately I just didn’t know about the concept of the puerto rican day parade.. reading those words in my head just came in a rhythm so familiar

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@spookyvania Those syllables from the kanye line morphed into a real semantic concept for me just now. Wow

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Just for posterity at the wine bar tonight the lady sitting beside us totally overheard us doing this and laughed at me but I turned out to have the right theories on how smells work and he was wrong. So yeah

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if i leave a pile of clothes on the floor the cat will get cozy on it so i have to keep doing it

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@Ishmael77119078 Lock the taskbar

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Does anyone know how to check if im getting bread settlement money

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@kisscoball I appreciate the change of tune on saying brandy is ethical! I hope you’re more educated now. they’re both mired in much controversy so I thought it was funny the irony of someone thinking they’re better for being in the same spot! Thanks for listening!

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@kisscoball I’m sorry you’re uneducated on the topic but there’s a lot of easy resources on ethics with the fast fashion business model. specifically brandy, not to mention everything else they’ve been a part of. you weren’t in the line but it’s something you don’t know about obviously! Lol

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@kisscoball Well.. you’re in a line to buy new mass market retail. You can say one brand is “better” but you as a consumer are doing the same thing. They don’t make brandy garments way more ethically it’s just a brand whose ethos is exclusivity so you’re sold on it being “different”

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I lived in the building above Carlton for like four months but it was covid so I never actually got to just go downstairs and see a movie. and there were ants

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@riversofsoy Wow..

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@an_april_shroud i like fingerless gloves for the house. cheapest basic ones that come in a pack, basically like socks

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@v0idgreen Depends what you were here for in the first place. I think a lot of the active community from back then who were lonely have now found other things, family, love, and if/when they come back they come back more as an observer, and they seem happier this way, do you disagree

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I don’t think much online matters anymore. It used to but it doesn’t. Like it might never have actually but i needed it once, and then i got over it. That’s okay.

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@draggingneedle 🥂🥂

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@revasseries I tried salmorejo for the first time a few days ago - heartier and still surprisingly refreshing

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Paywalled but everyone has the ikea varmblixt. Because everyone follows the same interior inspo on instagram and pinterest. End of story. But i like the colors too. I love them. Enchanting. I remember all the blues and oranges in the building across my high school bedroom windows

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“Sometime last year, my block in Crown Heights started turning orange,” writes Adriane Quinlan. “When the sun set, our windows burned in the apricot tones of the old sodium-vapor lamps.” The shift began with one window, but the spread was swift — up and down the block there were shades of marigold and poppy, Werther’s Butterscotch and Gatorade. From the West Village to Williamsburg, windows became filled with safety-vest orange.

“I bet there is a caveman-brain-related thing where it’s comforting to be in the glow of a fire,” says Dan Goedeker, a director of photography. “Orange is a resistance to the sterility of modern life,” speculates Quinlan’s neighbor Grace Ginsburg, who turns on her orange lamps when she’s done with a day’s work on backlit, bluish screens.

Quinlan observes how we’ve hit peak orange in our lighting: https://t.co/Q40I3qcORs

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Okay the other thing is moorhens and herons and ibises without any binoculars. And the last thing is that I appreciate everyone and I love everything, which hasn’t changed. I’m lucky, as always. but also often more annoyed than i’ve ever been, because i suppose i’m older.