So much of this...
@xandypants
She/her π³οΈβπ bi/pan βΎοΈ AuDHD Artist, animal enthusiast, nerd, Libertarian Socialist, other stuff Even more awkward in person Minors DNI π Ask before DM β¨π Back in Seattle πβ¨ @tjcornflake.bsky.social 's π₯°
So much of this...
He is angry that I won't let him travel to see him and therefore I am terrible and don't care about him or his safety (excuse tf out of me?) and I'm just mad at his dad and being mean, and he won't speak to me except to argue about it
And I need to clarify that he hasn't passed or something but it looks like he is, at least for the time being, not interested in having a relationship with me in favor of his father.
Sorry if I scared anybody I am upset π€¦ββοΈπ
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Seems like I'm not a mom anymore
I've been wondering why Minneapolis hasn't seen the same surge of 18 USC 111 prosecutions that other cities targeted for immigration enforcement have experienced. At least part of the story may be that magistrate judges are turning down charges
Dictatorship is in the air and jfc does it smell like shit
This is fucking terrifying
Bus thread has united us all together once again, thank you bus thread
I love this!!
mock-up of a two-page spread for a book. left page: "How to read this book Different languages around the world have different words for the same things. [drawing of a pear in green and orange] In Mandarin, this is called a Li. In Spanish, this is called a Pera. In English, this is called a Pear. In Hindi, this is called a Nashpati. In Russian, this is called a Grusha.". right page: "To keep track of what they are talking about, scientists give every kind of living thing its own scientific name. These names are exactly the same everywhere in the world. The scientific name for this fruit is Pyrus. Many scientific names come from Ancient Greek or Latin, but they can include words from any language. Sometimes, scientists name a living thing after another person, as a tribute or a sign of respect. Sometimes, scientific names include the place where the living thing was found. Scientific names look complicated by themselves, but they are all made up of smaller words. If you learn the parts, you can put them together."
baby's first uhhhhhh introduction to the concept of a scientific binomial
ICE slipping on ice
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Thank you! π
I think we go pretty great together πππΌ
(Dear reader: yes he just did)
He's "tummy hurts π₯Ί" bf
I'm "did you poop? π₯Ί" gf
Thank you! I was thinking tortoise (the shell didn't look turtle-y to me) but when the suggested alt text popped up it said turtle and I wasn't sure π ππΌ
Fuck it here's a capybara riding a... turtle? Tortoise?
Just dropping by with some love for your Wednesday π
0/10 do not recommend it's about to take what's left of my teeth π₯²
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Soooooooooo I'm back but so is the MCAS, apparently (2 straight weeks!) π₯²
DX confirmed, batteries of tests run, etc
More later
Thank you π me too π₯²
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I'm lucky I have decent insurance from my job and there's a really great doc close by at the community clinic or else I'd be stuck!
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FINE I'll go to the damn doctor ππ
Marco Rubio whispers into Donald Trump's ear.
βA second inflatable frog has now been spotted wiggling through Portland.β
Yep! π₯²
Some days I am fully on top of my game AND everyone else's
Some days I can't catch up at all and barely know where I am
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lol itβs this guy