Now do Axxon!

I’m sorry but comments like these are why we’re at where we’re at in my opinion.

Yes, hurt people hurt people, but that isn’t an excuse. If you violate the social contract, you lose the right to participate in the privileges of said social contract.

At what point to we stop giving these people passes for the sheer amount of violence and vitriol they put into this world?

If the majority of society finds this woman fucking stupid as hell, then I’d say it’s safe to assume, she’s stupid as fucking hell and this we deal with her appropriately.

Everyone has a right to an opinion, but that right doesn’t exclude you from the consequences of being a fucking moron.

Arthur’s death scene in red dead redemption hit me so hard, even though I knew it was coming. The music, the build up. I was already a mess losing my horse. It was brutal and amazing, and now I play this game at least once every year.

The ending of this game absolutely blew my mind. I was super late to gaming so my husband had me play this. Watched me start to finish and when I got to the end reveal. I just… I just exploded basically.

HuThey aren’t aggressive per saybut their size alone can make them problematic. I was definitely high on adrenaline at the time that’s for sure!

Where I live bears, moose, and mountain lions aren’t uncommon. But the one where I was the most scared was when I was parasailing in Hawaii and while I was wading in the water and GIANT whale breeched right near me. Like RIGHT near me. He swam right under me after and tickled my feet.

I would piss myself. Full on piss myself.

I know! I keep meaning to look up the artist to see if she has prints!

How about a four day work week and no AI? I’m so done with this timeline.

The people caping for Sheeran are hilarious. Do you truly not see why people are mad at him? That fence post up your ass must be impacting your critical thinking buddy.

I just picked up the book “Vanished” written by Anna Hays and Illustrated by Mary Kate McDevitt. It’s a historical non-fiction that explores the life and lost legacies of seven different female magicians during the Golden Age of Magic.

I’m not very deep into the book yet but thus far it has been a super fun read, and the beautiful illustration just add to the uniqueness of it for me!

Anything I’ve read by NK Jemisin has left my brain utterly reworked in the most fantastic of ways!

You’re acting as if I have a choice in the matter

But at least the hot dog and soda is only a $1.50. Something tells me this will be my main diet if this timeline continues.

I’ve been trying to figure out why he’s been— bothering me so much lately and you put it into words so perfectly. He’s to quaint for this world now.