Glue under the microscope looks as fun as it really is (Just don't eat it).
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Hope is nothing but a lying bastard.
People from all sides and all spectrums can be damn idiots these days.
Now is a great time for me to avoid most social media and all news outlets. Now is a bad time for me to be a gay man in my country.
The world has the frayed ends of sanity calling for all of us...
I now am at the airport, returning home from my vacation. Back to reality tomorrow.
Under the microscope, toothpaste looks rough (I use Crest), and some parts were glowing with the light.
On an old cellphone, I found a voicemail from my father. I burst out crying. I'm a mess.
If I ever offended LGBT people here in the past, I apologize. Actually meeting and befriended them IRL changed my views. I am so sorry.
I wonder why Pine Sol would have bacteria in it.
Art thing #2. Both this and the last one were created out of the same initial fractal image. Now my neck & back hurt, that's enough for today I think. Arms hurt too, because why not.
Art thing #1 for today.
I looked at some chewing gum (Double Mint unchewed) under the microscope, and it looked both spongy and flexible (along with some bacteria). Chew with caution.
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Tired lovely_darlingprettybaby Tired wrote on lovely_darlingprettybaby's profile.
Hope you're doing okay over there!
It was 24 years ago that we sat bewildered in our classroom, not knowing what would be attacked next - us? I heard plenty on the radio in those days, but I'm grateful that we didn't own a TV.
This photo was taken by me last year at the Memorial:
This photo was taken by me last year at the Memorial:
The pistil of a flower looks...really gross under the microscope.
I want to make my planned pilgrimage to Camp Tulelake near Klamath Falls, Oregon, before the wet season. It was notorious in its time-it is where "troublesome" Japanese American prisoners were sent during the WW2 internment. This meant Japanese who refused to swear allegiance to the US govt and/or were "incorrigible" elsewhere.
I have been messing round with Raspberry Pi computers again. Seems I won't learn my lesson 
im literally four years old
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Guilty Skies: The Three Tropics Of Wilmington
A new text adventure made by myself, starring me. Yeah, I know, done to death, but who cares? It's a game!
Brief Synopsis Because The Library Computer Says I Have 5 Minutes Left:
Guilty Skies: The Three Tropics Of Wilmington
A new text adventure made by myself, starring me. Yeah, I know, done to death, but who cares? It's a game!
Brief Synopsis Because The Library Computer Says I Have 5 Minutes Left: