Insubordinate and churlish
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私のこのアカウントは、完全に「ゴシック仏教」をテーマとしています。
Goth Buddhism lol
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Yes but:
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Listening to the electronic music of 1990-1.
A most frustrating, corny, naive time.
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calling yourself a “poorly-designed meat machine” is taking the perspective of techno-capitalism instead of taking your own perspective, or nature’s perspective, or god’s perspective. the answer will come to him who tries to look at his life through heaven’s eyes
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thinking about being poorly-designed meat machine today - i guess I read this in 2021 and it still sticks scattered-thoughts.net/writi…
funny how a few hours a day for several years gradually turns you into you :)
take care of yourself
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I’m a lifelong Southerner & I can admit: they’re right. There are no good grits in restaurants. Grits are just unsweetened hominy cornmeal porridge, they’re only good when someone’s momma cooked them for you with love
Jun 15
My fellow Brits are so bad at slagging off American food.
Grits. Grits exists. And it's not some weird thing, it's literally on breakfast menus all over the South.
Next time they come for Beans on Toast, just start replying with a photo of Grits.
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You guys ever think about how there's random people out there who have a story about the weirdest person they've ever encountered and it's you
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Meu Deus reverb.com/item/94388346-car…
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the uk likes to think they’ve cultivated this aloof, dry wit but the second you make fun of them they have a total boomer meltdown about it. like damn, sorry i didn’t realize i was sassing my grandfather. time for a lecture about life “back in the old country”
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I don’t understand how that explains their refusal to say a instead of æ when the original language doesn’t even HAVE æ
Like I was watching a British cooking show & one host correctly pronounced katsu & the other host “corrected” him that it was “kætsu”
Jun 15
Americans (esp. young urban progressives) are very proud of developing a more sophisticated food culture since the 1980s, and are shocked that the Brits still see us as culinary provincials, viewing themselves as more worldly. This is the core of the “taco” pronunciation debate
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Brit’s, explaining their food: so, it’s not supposed to taste good at all
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answer/répondez/antwort
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Indian elites want western aesthetics without western value systems.
Farmers' markets but no farmers. European-style parks and skateboarding arenas but restricted to residents of their gated communities. Western style protests but against Trump, not Modi. Rap music but with lyrics that have no angst about caste. Pride parade but with the KJo/Orry aesthetic.
You don't get a Paris or New York like this. You only get a Hiranandani or DLF.
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like it doesnt help that the answer to your moral quandary is answered in the first 3 minutes of the incredibles 2002
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