absolute cancer of an organisation

there is dorms at some unis but they aren’t very big. most people live at home or rent something nearby themselves

the proportion of terminally online losers who would actually waste their time doing it seem to be higher here than other places though

twisties make you gay, because life’s pretty straight without twisties

when I finished high school and was talking with friends about going to uni, a few of us were talking a out renting a place together when we got into uni to be close (instead of 2 hours away like we were). another friend we should never do that because people would think we are gay. obligatory he is a Christian fundamentalist who is highly likely gay himself

the opposite for me

if I recall correctly, one of Melbourne’s major outbreaks was because one of the quarantine security guards was fucking a quarantined patient

Karl Pilkington. he would do a great job of complaining about every minor inconvenience I’ve dealt with

alien isolation is still too scary for me to finish. and it’s not even just the xenomorph that keeps me away, the synthetics are nightmare fuel

I’m gonna cop a fine for being overseas the past few weeks. oh well

it’s faster. the fakes can get out there at virtually the same time as the “real” images. any story that may have built is already in dispute before it became a thing. and whimpers away. before if it took a day to get a convincing fake out people would be suspicious

robin hood prince of thieves

has she even seen a map, looked at the difference between Israel and Northern Australia? if she wants an iron dome, she can pay for it. not like she’s leaving any money for her kids

I’m not surprised to be honest, these sorts of decisions often have little thought beyond what the leadership team personally experience

heartbreaking he never received the apology he deserved from us

my brother thinks we live inside the earth and the sky is a projection. not even kidding

the internet in a nutshell

Test 587: test indicates likely probability that gravity exists, like all previous tests. Conclusion: more data points needed, schedule a new round of 500 more identical tests over the next year

I could but you have no intention of listening and I have no intention of wasting my time

you are looking at things from a very weird angle. none of that is remotely true