no one's gay for briar
22, 'theying' on my 'she'
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#HappyHalloween from all of us, footed, flippered, and frightened* 🐋👻🎃
*patients are not actually frightened 😂
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We have uncovered a SCRAPPED SONG related to an unused feature in UNDERTALE! This scrapped feature, nicknamed "WITCH MODE," made it so a Really Scary Witch chased you through Snowdin. However, after playtesters reported extreme nightmares, Toby was forced to scrap it.
#UNDERTALE
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what the fuck was wrong with the people writing this kids show every damn clip ive ever seen is some evil ass "moral lesson" designed to make autistic kids kill themselves
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see how having a little lesbian besides her makes her happier than the australium? everyone could learn from her
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NNN: *starts*
Nobody:
Literally nobody:
me and the boys not giving a single freak still kissing our homies goodnight and touching each other inappropriately:
i would kill someone for a mod that gives deadlock the tf2 voiceline menu system. i recognize and understand the convenience of the wheel but i can't beat a decade of muscle memory
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One of the most annoying tendencies of the right in recent times is their adoption (and degradation) of random things from pop culture as mascots which are integrated into their kitschy, sloppy, tumblr-esque amalgamation of an identity for their culture war nonsense
there are so many paige girls and silver girls and mina girls but i only know one holliday girl and that makes me sad we need more holliday girls
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This is a bit sudden, but Uni is having surgery today.
Recently, we discovered some small stones in Uni’s bladder, even though he’s already on a special prescription diet designed to dissolve certain types of stones.
Uni had been getting regular checkups after recovering from cystitis, so even our vet was puzzled by how suddenly the stones appeared.
Our vet determined that the stones are a type that can’t be dissolved through diet, so they need to be surgically removed and analyzed.
Thankfully, Uni is doing well and acting like his usual self. But if the stones block his urinary tract, it could become life-threatening. That’s why we decided to have surgery as soon as possible.
He’ll likely be hospitalized for 3–7 days, which is a bit of a long stay. The surgery itself isn’t considered particularly complicated, but we're still very worried.
Please keep Uni in your thoughts and prayers
