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SideOfFries

@Smqll_Fry

https://t.co/37QnZffaBJ | he/they | i play rhythm games, splatoon, tetris, and puyo | BLM | 🍉 | 💙💛

Katılım Kasım 2021
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dandeless
dandeless@dandeless_real·
rhythm games for gay people
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Singto Conley ☄️
Singto Conley ☄️@singtoconley·
it's so funny that between all the people with laptops in that clip he's under his desk with his pc tower like awh that's our lil gamer right there
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universal one love jim
universal one love jim@importancatpete·
Sometimes you look up from your phone and realize that the highway you’re driving on is quite beautiful
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kr1ttt3r.bsky.social
kr1ttt3r.bsky.social@Kr1ttt3r·
Nightmare blunt rotation
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まぐかべ
まぐかべ@magu_kabe·
DDRにEDITが欲しい理由の一つ(他の方が映ってるのでボカシ)
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れおっち
れおっち@reotti2810·
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梁田ヒロユキ
梁田ヒロユキ@hiroyanada·
これが令和のゲームセンター じゃ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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magnet
magnet@magnneet·
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Chris Alvino
Chris Alvino@ChrisAlvino·
This is what we mean when we say to never treat your company like family. They do not care about you. You could LITERALLY give your kidney to save your boss's life and they'll still fire you bc your recovery is taking too long. NEVER put your job or company first. EVER.
ACERVO@AcervoCharts

Mulher doou rim para salvar a chefe e foi demitida por demorar a se recuperar. O caso aconteceu em 2011 e só depois de vários anos ela conseguiu um acordo.

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enter shakira𓅮
enter shakira𓅮@BARFJAMiN·
my mum had excruciating pain in her lower back for ages, doctors kept fobbing her off so i started insisting on going with her. a doctor literally touched her back and said “well, at least it’s not cancer. take paracetamol.” dear reader, she’d had ovarian cancer brewing for years
PZ *ME Lobbyist*@pzneedsrest

Doctors bitching about "over diagnosis" and "self diagnosis" of neglected conditions that primarily affect women is just misogyny. 🤷‍♀️

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joanie
joanie@laracroftbarbie·
really really depressing how people continually innovate ways to co-opt the language or resistance and inclusion like this for the powers that be. so fucking depressing.
w.e.b dubiracial@mattdj00

what do you even say

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octopus/caveman
octopus/caveman@octopuscaveman·
My grandpa was in the Korean War and a guy told him he should smoke cigars so he wouldn’t get malaria. He smoked cigars his whole life and died of lung cancer but never got malaria. I feel like that’s the kind of “evidence” RFK Jr. is basing all of his conclusions on.
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evil bruiseshipper
evil bruiseshipper@realninjagoyaoi·
one time my hairdresser fucked up so bad i started genuinely crying and she felt bad bc she did not look at my reference at all and kept telling me to trust her and it she stayed past closing to fix it and didnt charge me extra😭😭 i felt so bad
Kenzou@Kirbyypie

Bad haircut (pictures in replies)

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tesla
tesla@bodegaoflove·
this is so cute thank you life360
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Robert Kroese
Robert Kroese@robkroese·
In college, a friend and I were supposed to go to a small gathering at another friend's apartment, but we needed to do laundry first. Pressed for time, we thought it would be hilarious if we attended with our clothes soaking wet. Nobody noticed
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta

The "invisible guest theory" is a 25-year-old psychology experiment with a TikTok rebrand, and the actual mechanism is more useful than the viral version. Cornell ran this in 2000. Made students wear a Barry Manilow t-shirt into a room full of strangers. Students predicted 50% of the room noticed the shirt. Actual number: 23%. Less than half what they expected. The researchers called it the spotlight effect. The mechanism is anchoring. Your brain starts with your own experience of the moment, which is extremely vivid and detailed because you're living it, and then tries to adjust for how much less other people are paying attention. The adjustment is always too small. You feel 100% of your own embarrassment and assume everyone else feels at least 60% of it. They feel about 15%. But here's what the viral version leaves out. Gilovich ran a follow-up and found the effect works in BOTH directions. People also overestimate how much others notice their positive contributions. You think your clever joke landed with the whole room. It didn't. You think everyone saw you handle that tense moment well. They didn't. The spotlight shines equally on your wins and your failures, which means both are mostly invisible. The real freedom isn't "nobody's judging you." The real freedom is that nobody's paying nearly as much attention as you think, to anything you do, good or bad. Once you internalize that, you stop performing entirely.

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