No,
THESE SHITS
They're probably not at no frills but it's too late for that now
what’s ur favorite flavour of oreo
The off brand ones you get at like No Frills
are these my only options
WERE ANY OF YOU GOING TO TELL ME THERE WAS SUPPOSED TO BE A PHYSICAL REACTION TO HOT PEOPLE??? LIKE HEARTRATE RISES AND ALL THAT. THAT’S REAL??
category five bruce springsteen i’m on fire moment.
imagine getting jumped by crosby stills nash and young and you hear one of them yell "take his ass to the town in north ontario"
I had exactly one good experience with an ungodly amount of caffeine in my system and my brain instantly started thinking of a way to get an even more ungodly amount of caffeine into my body and so far I have come up with:
Make coffee with a Bang instead of water (it won't taste good but that's already a heart attack waiting to happen)
Make some of that high caf tea that I have but replace the water with the satanic coffee
Drink it and either fight God or just fuckin die I guess.
This shit would have about 600 ml of caffeine in it. It's not as bad as J Juice but that is for another day.
Somewhere lost to time, there was a King.
Some historical clothing enthusiasts who AREN'T White because I'm sick of seeing White girls in 19th century clothes:
SewRena: specializes in 1950s American sewing & clothing, she is Black
Cosplay Queen: Chinese youtuber who does stuff like makeup, Hanfu of various time periods, Chinese classical dance, & cosplay. Also does a lot of Mukbang vids
MochiHanfu: another Chinese youtuber who specializes in Hanfu
NamiSparrow: Indian cosplayer who has some vids up about historic Indian fashion & sewing
Notyourmommashistory: Black reenactor who does vids on 1800s fashion, slavery in the 1800s, racism, vintage clothing, & also some cool video essays.
Cheon-Shik Yang: he is a Korean tailor who talks about Hanbok & traditional Korean clothing
Fashion & Culture with Kingsley: focuses a bit more on contemporary African clothing & fashions & geared towards fashion designers, but inspired by traditional African designs (from different countries and cultures, such as Ghana, Ethiopia, & Senegal) and clothing & a bit of historic ones as well.
The Couture Courtesan: mixed race Asian reenactor and historical fashion enthusiast who talks about fashions of various time periods, as early as the Tudor era up to the 1910s.
Eccentrik: Jamaican youtuber with vids focusing on fashion, & in particular either vintage fashion (I believe 1940s-60s), pinup fashion & hair & makeup, or vintage inspired sewing
Ora Lin: a nonbinary tailor (who I believe is Asian), they make videos about sewing & historical fashion of different periods & places, including Regency England, Jin & Ming dynasty China, the Edwardian era, & more.
Honorable mention: Snappydragon not a person of color, but she is Jewish & focuses on European historical fashion & Jewish historical fashion (including time periods the Jewish population would not be considered "White")