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Jennifer

@noirem

Trying to make good decisions with bad choices. Distant socialiser. She/her

in Scotland from California Katılım Eylül 2008
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Jennifer@noirem·
I vote we all tweet about media we’ve really enjoyed this year. Books? Movies? Tv shows? Articles you’ve read? Youtube sketches? What comforted or even uplifted? Not just new stuff, anything.
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@wodieskodie Hopefully they come to see you as the source of mozzarella and not the obstacle between them and mozzarella
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Rhoda Meek@wodieskodie·
Anyway, this happened over the weekend. They like mozzarella and hate me, but we're working on that. 😍
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Jennifer@noirem·
So much yikes.
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I mean, for some of them, it’s a feature, not a bug, but what happens when you suddenly -can- see it only now it’s the entire shawl, not just a few hours of knitting?
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The number of people knitting the original clue 1 of the west knits mkal because “they don’t see it” is staggering.
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@vimtoffline He’s come a long way from cos-playing as a nazi. And I mean that sincerely, he really seems to have grown up and become a decent human being.
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Jennifer@noirem·
@kariebookish Zombie Facts. They've been proven false and yet they still get up and run the world faster than the truth can get it's boots on (to mix metaphors)
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𝕵𝖚𝖑𝖎𝖆 🌔@sunabouttorise·
LOOK WHAT I FOUND THIS IS AMAZING I NEED A FULL VERSION
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Barbara Bleiman 🎓 Education is Conversation
Excellent piece, as always, from @wordspinster. A very good example of how corpus data can offer hard evidence that both confirms & extends our understanding of how language is used – in this case in the troubling nature of reporting of rape and sexual assault.
Debbie Cameron@wordspinster

ICYMI, here's language: a feminist guide on a new study of rape coverage on the British press wp.me/p6cBF3-6np

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Seanan McGuire@seananmcguire·
Do people really, honestly think we're unaware? For a while, when people told me I was fat, I would look shocked and ask when that happened. They almost always replied that I shouldn't be rude. If they were giving me new information, how was I being rude?
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Scott Bryan
Scott Bryan@scottygb·
GIVE THE PERSON WHO SIGNED “CHA CHA CHA” A RAISE #Eurovision
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Jennifer@noirem·
@kariebookish Tell me she’s not Canadian without telling me yada yada
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Oliver Darkshire 🌈@deathbybadger·
if you develop bad eyesight, we give you corrective lenses and that's *incredibly* common, so I don't know what the drama is over giving people adhd meds if they clearly need it, imagine saying "well 70% of people need vision correction so its not real" absolute clownery
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Merriam-Webster
Merriam-Webster@MerriamWebster·
"IRREGARDLESS" HAS BEEN AROUND SINCE 1795. ITS INCLUSION IN THE DICTIONARY IS NOT A SIGN OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE FALLING TO PIECES, OR PROOF OF THE EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM FAILING, NOR IS IT THE WORK OF CURSED MILLENNIALS. IT JUST MEANS A LOT OF PEOPLE USE IT TO MEAN "REGARDLESS."
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Jennifer@noirem·
@KennyIBoyle @charliejane Nationalism is very different depending if you represent the dominant power in a country and you’re trying to keep other people out or if you’re a minority power trying to be fully included. Using the same term for both is the problem.
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