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nie ukrywam kusi w chuj ale gdzie ja to będę trzymać tutaj 💀
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if you asked me two years ago "of all of your uk friends, who do you think you're gonna talk to most often when you leave" i deffo wouldn't have said louis but here we are xdd how the turn tables
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got my mum to start watching 9-1-1 and pretending bobby doesn't eventually die gets harder and harder with every episode
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back in the uk, a friend would yell "kurwa" every time he saw me. when his gf found out she threatened to break up with him if he didn't stop. so he did. and i appreciated that. HOWEVER, that is so clearly different from using kurwa in a sentence or as an exclamation let's be ffr
Saying 'kurwa' means 'whore' is the equivalent of saying 'fuck' means 'sex'
Claiming you shouldn't use 'kurwa' near women because it's offensive is like saying you shouldn't use 'fuck' near people because it implies you want to have sex with them....
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matko tydzień w polsce a ja wyjebałam tyle hajsu, że aż sama jestem trochę... przerażona. co prawda 7 kafli prawie poszło na nowego laptopa, ale jednak 💀
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wait it looks so cute
We have collaborated with local artist and illustrator Cato Cormier to design a new Winnipeg Jets Pride logo!
The design draws on the diversity of the natural world, reflecting identities within the 2SLGBTQ+ community, and uses historically associated imagery and a vibrant colour palette to connect to the broader history and symbolism of Pride 🏳️🌈
ALT Winnipeg Jets Pride Night logo design by Cato Cormier.
ALT Winnipeg Jets Pride Night graphic with the message: Designed by Cato Cormier, the Winnipeg Jets Pride inspired logo draws on the diversity of the natural world to reflect identities within the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Plants, flowers and insects are among the symbols representing transformation, fluidity and renewal, while the use of asymmetry and naturally occurring variation reinforces the diversity that exists within nature. Historically associated imagery and a vibrant colour palette connect to the broader history and symbolism of Pride, together expressing inclusion, authenticity and joy.
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