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ray/ré | 🇭🇺 | 22 | any pronouns | noldor apologist

HOLY SHIT a lopódarázs! :o baby did you hatch in room or is it just a coincidence

whispering to myself "they eat spiders they never sting humans they only harm spiders it's not going to sting me" as i try to shoo it out the window

baby was an asian mud-dauber wasp i think because it had duller colors than the native species, and that's the wasp who makes the kind of nest we found, so she might have been born here lol. godspeed bestie, you were a great roommate.

HOLY SHIT a lopódarázs! :o baby did you hatch in room or is it just a coincidence

WAIT MY PHONE HAS A KAOMOJI KEYBOARD NEXT TO THE EMOJI KEYBOARD?????

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Being poor makes you so crazy. I've never been able to afford nice kitchen stuff, right? Well, my partner just got me my first mug that's microwave safe, and I've been microwaving everything in all of god's creation in that thing. Hang on a second.

I fucking hate my piece of shit phone. It's always suggesting these scary emojis, like, yeah, when I accidentally hit the emoji button, I wanted SCORPION MONKEY to show up. Thanks so much.

The fact Brazil has military conscription in 2023 is insane. What enemies are we even fighting? Who are we up against?? Are we expecting an Argentinian invasion anytime soon?? Are we taking over Uruguay? Throwing hands with Colombia? I think we can relax a bit

This is how unserious we are about our military

Ok, so something I've noticed that is utterly baffling to me is that all the Americans I know primarily dry their clothes using a machine called a dryer. I don't even own a dryer. So, I need to know:

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well, in florida specifically, the air makes clothes wetter, not drier :') but in the wider US?

  • HOAs often put restrictions on clotheslines as 'eyesores'
  • that has given clotheslines a lower-class association
  • americans are generally WILDLY paranoid about theft
  • apartments don't always have space

but, imo, the least-discussed reason is:

  • there's so many fucking cars everywhere, always, at all hours of the day, often at high speeds, and car exhaust/tires kicking up dust/etc means that stuff left outside tends to get dirty really fast

I have never used a clothesline to dry clothes so i'm curious, what do you do when it's raining for several days straight/there's strong winds/it's below freezing

Here at least, people usually have a clothes rack like this for indoors:

Just put it in the living room when the weather outside is bad for air drying