This is godric the wizard goat he gifts you a potion because he knows that even if things are rough now it will get better
* you receive one good luck potion*
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What the hell is with Spotify making the interface even more confusing? I need to have some Peeps and calm down.
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I wanted to meme before the big day.
Not yet, Brutus.. not yet..
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I just watched Battle Royale (2000). What a weird, wild-ass movie.
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It's friggin' Tuesday, why does it feel like Friday?????
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I have now seen two versions of Persuasion (1995 and 2007), and OH MY GOD, this story gets on my LAST nerve. If there are other versions out there, I don't need to see them.
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Ohio is a hotbed of wild animal shenanigans, so no, I wouldn't be more surprised to see a walrus than a fairy on my doorstep.
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A Wedding, Earth
Submitted by Anonymous, drawing by OP
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A Cardboard Box Pirate Ship, Earth
Submitted by Anonymous (at op's suggestion)
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U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas has hired a law clerk who faced controversy in 2017 for allegedly sending racist text messages.
Thomas, one of two current Black Supreme Court justices, has named Crystal Clanton as a judicial clerk for the 2024-25 term, George Mason’s Antonin Scalia Law School — Clanton’s alma mater — wrote in a statement.
Her hiring comes more than five years after The New Yorker in 2017 obtained and published screenshots of text messages allegedly sent by Clanton, a former Turning Point USA staffer, to another staffer.
“I HATE BLACK PEOPLE. Like f‑‑‑ them all … I hate blacks. End of story,” Clanton wrote, according to The New Yorker.
Clanton, at the time the messages resurfaced, told The New Yorker she had “no recollection,” of the texts. She stepped down from her position at Turning Point USA in the wake of scrutiny over the text messages.
Months later in 2018, Clanton was hired by Thomas’s wife, Virginia Thomas, to assist her with right-wing media projects. Virginia Thomas spent multiple years as a special correspondent for The Daily Caller and was serving on Turning Point USA’s advisory board at the time of Clanton’s hiring.
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