part of the fun is to forget and remember again
loldog191
joined 1 month ago
sometimes, does my silly-ness come off as insanity? what if everyone's just acting childish and silly all the time? i think i need to grow up and be productive... that's the punchline 🤭👏👏👏 ok but fr
not just "alive" things but "dead" things too. the "dead" multivitamin i took this morning is absorbed into my "living" cells now. the air we breath has been inhaled and exhaled countless times for eons. loose hair and dead skin cells become dust and soil again.
the universe is an ocean, and we are a wave. we're made of stardust and dinosaur farts.
me too! but this one time in high school calculus, my classmate beside me ate the core and put the seeds and stem on a napkin, like i usually did. but then he proceeded to pour them all into his hand and SWALLOW IT IN ONE BIG GULP, and ngl it really pissed me off for some reason. after that, i preferred eating oranges.
at least they're being honest. that way we can tell them to seek therapy... right? there must be someone that's cared enough to tell them that instead of just mirroring the same lack of sympathy back at them too
well, i guess to do absolutely nothing and die is still something to do 🤷😅😂
holy shit i solved it.
THE PURPOSE OF LIFE IS TO DO SOMETHING
the strangest yet most profound things find me while im on shrooms. or maybe that's only when i start noticing them...
this post makes so much sense, yet the more i think about it the less sense it makes.
im gonna go touch grass and look at the electeic spiders and the strange webs they weave now
OP, all the bots are digital ghosts haunting you until you resolve their unfinished business
HAPPY SPOOKY SEASON!!!!👻🎃
have you considered pivoting away from socks towards mittens for feet?
woah that's so cool, so the expanding steam is making a barrier across the surface of the skin!?!?
if you shot a durian at the sun, how close could it get before burning up?
would it form a tiny atmosphere with microscopic weather patterns and have a comets tail of steam?
not knowing where things come from is innocence. the burden of knowledge is the responsibility to create what's gone, and to share that burden.