I die by "story within a story"
What does that mean? (or more precisely, how does that kill me?)
First thing you see after you zoom in is how you die
How you dying 👀
reblog this to pet the user you reblogged from please
why does this post keep popping up on my dashboard? it has zero notes- well, had, I guess.
had a fun experience at a shop today.
I just went in for some bottled drinks (I was running low) so I found some on the shelf that looked good and they were only £1 each. well, until I went to the till to pay for them, where it turned out that they were actually only 78p each. I paid and informed the cashier of this error, and she apologised for it. yes, she apologised for the fact that my shopping cost less than I expected.
hydration be like:
Every time this post gets a note, I will drink water
Do any of you ever perform so badly in a video game that you feel sorry for the protagonist?
sorry, I was playing a physics-based platformer and I think I gave the protagonist brain damage (for context, he wanted a girlfriend).
I tried to scroll past this. I really did
Colour theory doesn't fix "looking like a murder scene". It just "fixes" the low price tag
idk man I think according to color theory this is actually an excellent design for the carpet
transgender women are so awesome. reblog this post if you support trans women
I looked at the original post on Reddit. Apparently the ramen is mocking Justin Timberlake's hair and the poem is finished by one of his quotes: "it's gonna be may"
Reddit is old.
I don't think people talk enough on here about how wildly different teachers can be. I thought I'd share a few examples: Math teachers:
-One of them jumped into a river to save me after I fell in while we were messing about on a kyack
-One of them let themselves be taped to a tree for charity
-One of them nicknamed my friend "The Human Trashcan"
Science teachers:
-One of them covered their arms in a chemical (I forgot which one) to allow them to safely light them on fire for a demonstration on what not to do in the lab
-One of them dropped absolutely wild lore as examples whenever they taught us something new. I think they confessed to crimes several times
-One of them gave themselves detention for being half an hour late to class
English teachers:
-One of them looked at me one time when they read the word "ugly". They immediately realised and apologised, which is how I noticed because I wasn't paying attention to where they were looking (too busy listening).
-One of them gave several students (I think six of us) detentions and forgot, just leaving us in the classroom until they came in to set up the next lesson.
-Whenever they read a book to us where a character screamed, One of them would actually scream. We were pretty sure that if they actually screamed for help, everyone would think they were just reading.
-My last English teacher managed to find a way to fit a squirrel, a lollipop, a thermonuclear bomb and Donald Trump on the same PowerPoint slide
That person who wanted to make a blog where he pretends to be an ancient evil, but couldn't think of a good name for it :(
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