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Aaron Patterson @tenderlove I like to add and â€™ any time I submit online forms because I know that some developer is going to see it and wonder if they have a bug 1:21 AM Apr 20, 2016 Echofon 3.8K Retweets 5.4K Likes

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levi jed murphy @levijedmuxphy sometimes i say "huh?" then answer the question before the person even repeats themselves. i'm not deaf, my brain just be laggin like a 2005 Dell desktop x

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Mrs. Rufo is laughing and says "somewhat accurate" 😅

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on lab rat twitter

uncle @zersetzuncle *on lab rat twitter* i cant be the only mf who could sit here and press this food lever all day 535 2,120 45,308 1:29 PM . Sep 18, 2022 Twitter for iPhone

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Yee hoo hoo

so cactus so owl @socactussoowl Someone in my Norwegian class didn't know the word for cowboys so called them 'American horse pirates' and I've been laughing about it for about an hour. 4:40 AM 11/16/20- Twitter Web App 5,194 Retweets 425 Quote Tweets 39.4K Likes

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Definition of fanbaiting

Dr. Thala Siren @DrThalaSiren "Fan-baiting” is a form of marketing used by producers, film studios, and actors, with the intent of exciting artificial controversy, garnering publicity, and explaining away the negative reviews of a new and often highly anticipated production. 1/10 11:18 AM - Sep 9, 2022 - Twitter Web App 583 Retweets 132 Quote Tweets 2,188 Likes

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A comment on Animal Rebellion, a group dedicated to stop the supply of dairy in the United Kingdom

Battle Beagle @HarmlessYardDog The fact that you've got a twitter account from 2019 that brags about destroying the food supply chain, I'm just gonna assume you're state/ngo sponsored. Animal Rebellion @RebelsAnimal - Sep 8 ! EVERY milk truck at the Arla Hatfield site has been immobilised!! Supporters of Animal Rebellion have drilled the tyres of approximately 50 trucks, entirely stopping the supply of dairy from this site. It's the only option we have left. #PlantBased Future Arla Foods ARLA HATFIELD Gypsy Moth ALL TRUCKS HAVE BEEN 3:57 PM. Sep 9, 2022. Twitter for iPhone IMMOBILISED 83 Retweets 1 Quote Tweet 632 Likes 27 One Hatfield Hosp 3

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Having feathered wings also implies that the rest of their body should have feathers as well...

feef @feefal_ Shouldn't angels have wings that are covered in skim?? Like, why would they have feathers X : hyw wy

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Thread by The Rogue Archivist on old media preservation

The Rogue Archivist Follow @RogueArchivist_ Sep 4 18 tweets 3 min read Bookmark Save as PDF + My Authors Old, forgotten media evokes such a powerful feeling in me. Where many people just see "X program that nobody has ever heard of", I see something that has an unknowable story in countless ways. First, there's the often untold background of the media's creation. Every single program, audio CD, game, has a backstory. And only a select few ever get in-depth coverage of their creation. Even for the most cookie-cutter media imaginable, someone dedicated a part of their life to making it. Whether as a quick duty of part of their job forgotten within a week after it's release, or as a passion project that went nowhere. Every single of piece of media has it's untold, unknowable story. That story could be positive or negative, but it's there. And most any media, aside from unfinished releases or the most limited and unfruitful of production runs, will have at least one person who has a story about it. Whether it's an obscure childhood game someone remembers fondly, or the software someone used to do their taxes once. Something may be exactly what someone has been looking for for decades, something they've never been able to find. Something that's been on the edge of their memory but never fully formed, or something that they can vividly recollect but can never find online. Basically, every single piece of media out there has an untold number of stories, essentially none of which will ever be known. And although each piece of media has had it's own distinct history, that's rarely (if ever) considered. That's one of the great things about digital media, every copy is capable of giving the same experience. Technically, most any media is capable of giving the same exact experience to anyone, even to this day. This means that while each is different, they share a common history. And if you've ever owned any of this media and eventually lost track of it, it may even be yours you find online. As a digital copy, it may just as well be. That isn't even to mention what others may find useful in the future. I've found myself searching far and wide for extremely specific discs, mostly due to trying to find a specific copy protection. These are often specific releases, or obscure games. And hell, maybe it's a completely "useless" piece of media by any reasonable standard. Uninteresting historically, no historical significance, as boring as you can get. Just maybe, someone else decades later may find it and create new memories with it. I've been enthralled by countless videos and stories about the most obscure of media, that's been given a second (if not even a first) chance. Something that brings a large amount of people joy, like a playthrough of an old video game. So everything has it's own history from it's creation, to it's use and memories created associated with it, to it's future potential. And all of it, practically speaking, is completely unknown. One day, all the memories of these will be gone, and never recorded. Nobody will know that someone out there had pleasant memories playing X, or found new ways to express themselves using Y, or even were simply able to get an important job done using Z. Disappeared forever, without a trace. And maybe something I upload is a treasured memory. Maybe it will be significantly important to someone's research, or offer some sort of valuable insight into a moment in history. Just maybe, it might becoming new memories for entirely new people. And if it doesn't? If nobody is left to remember or care for the stories? If not a single person cares about it's existence and it's forgotten once again, left to dust on the shelves of the Internet Archive ad infinitum? Well, that's fine too. After all, that disc that's been uploaded will still have memories with it, infinitely many unknown stories, uninteresting as they may be. That also, funnily enough, includes my own memories and experiences of archiving it. Everything online has it's own story, and though they may be forgotten, it isn't my job to find discover these stories. I allow other people to find these so that they may remember their own stories, or so that they can make new ones. And in the process, I create my own. If you'd like to browse through some of these memories, feel free to browse through my uploads on IA And while you're at it, browse through their catalogue as a whole, it's truly fascinating stuff! https://archive.org/details/@the_rogue_archivist

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They should announce a sequel to Groundhog Day and then just re-release the original.

jim rose circus @jimrosecircus1 They should announce a sequel to Groundhog Day and then just re-release the original. PHIL 3:00 PM - Aug 30, 2022. Twitter Web App TIL

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wwyd if your crush invites you over and they got the feet bed

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Fear the power of the gay people

L X Your Daily Dose of Snails (and other gastro... @DailySnai.... 15h I think the funniest thing a company has ever done for pride month is producing these joyless gray heterosexual skittles. ALT 230 GIF ALT 2 Man of Fandoms @Noctilicious RESEALABLE 13 Retweets 1.488 Me gusta 190 1.568 N only one Rainbow mattERS during Pride Skittles Mayonnaise (trying to finish a project arc) @hungryformayo 14h The gays stole the Skittle rainbow :( 2 10 En respuesta a @hungryformayo y @DailySnailies AND WE'LL DO IT AGAIN! Traducir Tweet 27 11:26 p. m. 27 ago. 2022 Twitter for Android Give the Rainbow SHARING 22,6 mil 1.140 e Size C Mid NET WT 15.60 07 (4423) ↑ ... ... :

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In discussions of reducing car dependency, one often hears, "What about people in remote rural areas?" And my gut instinct is...

Adam Kotsko @adamkotsko - Aug 21 In discussions of reducing car dependency, one often hears, "What about people in remote rural areas?" And my gut instinct is -- people shouldn't be living there in the first place. The solution is to give them generous grants to relocate among other humans. 4,916 8,029 Adam Kotsko @adamkotsko Aug 21 "But what if they like living in remote rural areas?" Sorry, you can't always get what you want. A lot of people would like to live in dense, transit-rich settings but can't -- either because they can't afford it or it simply doesn't exist where they are. 513 1,059 285 1,043 302 Adam Kotsko @adamkotsko Aug 21 And if this sounds harsh -- don't worry, it will never happen, because our governmental institutions are INSANELY biased in favor of rural areas. They'll be fine. I'm just a guy over here having an opinion. 368 182 366 Adam Kotsko @adamkotsko - Aug 21 "Isn't it mean to imply that rural people's lifestyle is bad and wrong?" As someone who lives in Chicago, all I can say to that is: cry me a river. 278 ↑ 290 ***

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you can tell someone grew up reading because they know many words and they pronounce them all wrong

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