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Has done 9 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
What have we done to video games? Like idk man I just play them, don't look at me like I've done something.
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Ugh same .. 4 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
Ugh, same. My waist is a 36 but my hips are 40-42. Finding pants that fit is a forever quest. Lately I've been gravitating towards leggings because they're the only thing that fits because they stretch out.
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I don't feel ok right now 3 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
Whatever it is you're going through, I hope it gets better soon. And if you need to talk about it, I'm here.
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Dem kids 12 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
Yeah because Cletus and Starla's four kids from a cousin marriage benefit the future greatly lol
Also you can be 25 and just plan to have kids later once you have a stable career and some money saved up. "Degenerate selfish people" is a real edgy way to put it, but coincidentally also a pretty stupid one.
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Also you can be 25 and just plan to have kids later once you have a stable career and some money saved up. "Degenerate selfish people" is a real edgy way to put it, but coincidentally also a pretty stupid one.
Body odour is a social construct 10 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
Or a gym.
It's natural to have body odor and it should be acceptable to an extent (the extent being "not smelling like you haven't showered for a week") but I think it's also in a way natural to want nice smelling things around you. We all enjoy pleasant smells, right? That's why we cultivate nice smelling flowers and have diffusers, scented candles, potpourris etc in our homes.
It's natural to have body odor and it should be acceptable to an extent (the extent being "not smelling like you haven't showered for a week") but I think it's also in a way natural to want nice smelling things around you. We all enjoy pleasant smells, right? That's why we cultivate nice smelling flowers and have diffusers, scented candles, potpourris etc in our homes.
Foob chäim 2 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
His expression! This actually made me laugh out loud instead of just blowing air out of my nose.
Terrible people then, both of them 16 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
San Francisco already had a bubonic plague outbreak in the early 1900s. JUST LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO ALONE OKAY
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Biblically accurate meme 5 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
Reminds me of that "Don't tread on me" parody image where there's a foot stepping on the snake and the snake saying "I specifically requested the opposite of this"
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Make your useless ability, useful 38 comments
Make your useless ability, useful 38 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
Dear Cancel Culture,
actually please come for Kevin's shitty Christian movies next.
They're terrible.
Sincerely, everyone.
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actually please come for Kevin's shitty Christian movies next.
They're terrible.
Sincerely, everyone.
Let me do my bunny ears! 10 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
Absolutely! The production cycle of fast fashion companies is two weeks. Two freaking weeks! After two weeks, your clothing isn't fashionable anymore and you're supposed to get something from the new collection. This, along with a billion other marketing tricks of course, keeps people buying more clothing they don't wear and it just rots in their closets, and later on in landfills. A slower world with things that last longer would ultimately be a better world (IF coupled with decentralization and local, small business support. It wouldn't do anyone any good if it was all monopolies.) but the transition would definitely be hard.
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Lukashenko’s attack plan 1 comments
Let me do my bunny ears! 10 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
Honestly, the more I get into sewing the more I appreciate the old methods. Zippers get stuck and break and you have to replace the whole thing, elastic gets irreversibly stretched out, Velcro loses its potency, but lacing, hooks and eyes, buttons, those will last you for decades because they're so easily fixable unless you literally tear the fabric they're sewn on. Lace snapped or got worn out? Buy a new one. Button popped off? Sew it back on (oh, and don't you dare do the loop around trick! It puts stress on the fabric and you can tear it! You can replace a loose button but not a hole in fabric.) Hook and eye bent out of shape? Bend it back or replace it. Ah, it's so much more convenient and eco-friendly because you can just replace one small part rather than having to buy a new thing or reconstruct your whole garment.
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Edited 2 years ago
Let me do my bunny ears! 10 comments
ewqua
· 2 years ago
The problem with Velcro is that it gets worn out and stops sticking over time. And if you want to replace it, you have to re-sew it on, which let me tell ya is a major pain in the ass. I recently fixed some old boxing gloves from the gym I go to, and because of the way the gloves were constructed and stuffed, I couldn't just take the Velcro off, I had to make a whole new panel with elastic and Velcro at the end. Whereas lacing is easy to replace and doesn't get worn out over time.
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Fudge about and discover 1 comments