Z-list video essayist and potato salad enthusiast. Always interested in new projects!
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There has to be some evolutionary significance to how people are calmed by birds. We’re all descended from people who, in despair, heard birds singing and thought ‘Maybe it’ll be okay.’ People who heard birdsong and felt nothing must’ve given up and left no descendants.
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Even in dark times, I persist. Story of a Supernova - Mega Man 2 is now available for your viewing pleasure. Special thanks to @powerguygg @TheDaveKlein @Komi_Games @FatalFunnySP @Palpiblade @zfunk007 and you.
youtu.be/2wRKt5jfjhQ
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Look Ma, I'm a YouTube talking head! Thank you to @JayteaStreams for having me on this exceptional deep dive into the history of Mega Man 2. Stay tuned for more... 👀👀
youtu.be/2wRKt5jfjhQ?si=mGmM…
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Me identifico profundamente con cuando Dostoievski dijo: «La mitad de mis problemas es que no hablo mucho, y la otra mitad es que cuando hablo, las palabras no suenan como lo que quería decir».
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Haha! This twitter user bought perishable groceries right before an unexpected cataclysm rocked their inner world and left them unable to eat solid food!
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The tendrils of the sun’s morning rays slinking across my bedroom ceiling have never felt more antagonistic towards the world as a whole.
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Whenever I write an email, I use an exclamation point so people know I’m friendly and excited! Then I throw in a period to remind them I’m a normal, sane person. Sometimes I even add another sentence with a period just to be safe. Thanks so much!
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nostalgia is like alcohol. in small dosages if makes you feel alive. in large dosages, you are riding an e-scooter back to your flat while eating a shawarma then the shawarma is lost to the wind and you're bouncing on the cement like a deflated basketball
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Then the banks made laws so it has to be sold at "market price" so families and communities can't do this anymore.
A penny auction at a foreclosed farm in the 1930s. During the Great Depression, neighbors would show up, hang nooses to warn off outside bidders, buy the farm back for a few cents, and return it to the family who lost it.
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