If this were a TV show I would never unglue myself from screen. ffs.
It’s 10:31 here in the Big Brother house. Loki, wonders his cage wishing he had asked Nick for a magazine whilst he’d had the chance.
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In French, you don’t really say “I ate the pizza”, you say “Je suis devenu la pizza”, which is closer to “I am the pizza” or “I became the pizza”. I love that so much. You don’t just eat something. You absorb it into your atoms for the greater good of the hive stomach. If you eat the pizza, it just eats you back. Stop. Touch the pizza. You are the same
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yes go ahead and break the logic of photosets this is okay
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DAT CAPTION THO
I can’t. like I really just cannot
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RAVEN [1]
[noun]
1. any of several large, corvine birds having lustrous, black plumage and a loud, harsh call, especially Corvus corax, of the New and Old Worlds.
2. the divine culture hero and trickster of the North Pacific Coast Indians.
3. Astronomy: the constellation Corvus.
[adjective]
4. a lustrous black.
Etymology: Middle English; Old English hrǣfn; cognate with German Rabe, Old Norse hrafn.
RAVEN [2] [aka RAVIN]
[verb]
1. to seek plunder or prey.
2. to eat or feed voraciously or greedily.
3. to have a ravenous appetite.
4. to seize as spoil or prey.
[noun]
5. rapine; robbery.
6. plunder or prey.
Etymology: earlier ravine < Middle French raviner, ultimately < Latin rapīna - rapine.
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so did u like my post because it was funny or do u wanna date me i need answers
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