Replying to @_candroid @9chabard
今日の今日は君に投げて戻ててあげる
もうしているべきを何でも思わずならん
君のほうに誰にもこの感じしてがるのと信じない
Replying to @_candroid @9chabard
What is getting me rn is that I'm pretty sure I know the phrase analogous to "today is gonna be the day" but I can't for the life of me remember it
Replying to @9chabard
I should try translating song lyrics literally as output practice.
Replying to @hecubian_devil @intentionalisms
I can't sell you that, you're just gonna slip it in his coffee!
Replying to @tracewoodgrains
I have no idea what is going on but I'll be completely honest and say that this qt slap fight is uncharacteristic and unbecoming of the both of you
Replying to @_britmonkey
I don't think it's funny to joke about the Yankeeification of our country...
Replying to @9chabard
Use image gen, that was they can all be cute anime girls
Replying to @souljagoyteller
As someone who voted for Hillary in the last four elections, welcome on board!
Replying to @FuckedUpYogis
Pretty sure she's only voting blue because all the republican guys are gay now
Replying to @The_Clermontian
To be fair I think banning it might be a kink thing?
Replying to @tenobrus
To be honest Sutton already told us all this 7 years ago.
Replying to @WillowChem
To be fair we also have VAT so withdrawing *large* sums of cash probably isn't as uncommon
Replying to @metapredict @sam_atis
I don't think arresting people for simply being stupid is a smart or sustainable solution
The saddest fact about the last decade that no one talks about is the no one believes in liberal ideals anymore.
Anyone planning to attend a demonstration in support of Palestine Action in the vicinity of the US Embassy on Saturday, 31 October will face arrest as part of a robust policing operation.
Expressing support for the group is an offence under the Terrorism Act following its proscription in June 2025, a decision upheld by the Court of Appeal in June 2026.
Read more: news.met.police.uk/news/met-…
Replying to @sam_atis
Absolutely shameful that people are being arrested and charged for this!
Weirdly I have never had an issue despite having once drawn out £20k in cash and having the dodgiest looking cashflow ever
In the developing country of the UK, withdrawing £2.5k of your own money for a holiday is such a comically, laughably large amount of money that the curtain twitchers in the bank fraud teams just assume you’re money laundering and if you don’t itemise everything you intend to spend that money on, they might just decide not to give you it. Your own money.
Replying to @arithmoquine
My wife says this about me and @LexerLux but like c'mon everyone knows it's not gay if it's a strap-on


