just a purr machine.
computer resurrection! shhh. don’t jinx it. *knocks on wood
got this at the last loom at the last antique market. all the pieces are there. just gotta figure out how it works…
#prideandprejudicetherapy
fuckin’ fuck. i actually have major sanity concerns about my brain sans tv safety zone. i already feel myself falling in the lonely self hate nihilism hole. please lend me your dvds and fiction books. plz.
american netflix!!!! WAH!!!!!! FINALLY. See you never real life. I have TV.
women belong in the kitchen. men belong in the kitchen. everyone belongs in the kitchen. kitchen has food
this one time my friends and I made up this game called dropstep:
you lie on the floor in your pjs at 3:30 am and hold out your phones. one person plays dubstep on songza with their phone and when you think the beat is going to drop you drop your phone. whoever is closest without going over wins. but really no one wins because you play with unlimited chances and are too busy laughing to keep score
best game ever
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