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heres a poem about cop of cuffee:

cop of cuffee

i buy a latte

you taste burnt

i add sugar

you taste burnt

the sweetness

does not mask the burnt taste

whats this?

caffeine hits

i need more cop of cuffee

i drink the cop of cuffee

eagerly

the taste begins to grow on me

the aftertaste does not

cop of cuffee

i may never understand you

you entice me

but you taste like ass

cop of cuffee

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Reblog if you think fanfiction is a legitimate form of creative writing.

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yet another past-midnight scribble

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also this morning i'm thinking about the nuances of the -mania and -philia suffixes. why they seem to be used interchangeably despite their subtly differing definitions. -philia for an obsessive love for or at least infatuation with the activity or thing (often, but not exclusively, expressed through the carnal and erotic), -mania for an obsession with the thrill that interacting with it produces. is it that, say, a pyromaniac and a pyrophiliac would be functionally indistinguishable on a surface-level basis, so there just isn't much point in splitting hairs over the distinction?

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This family loves everyone, even if someone is a little different.

(Source)

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I apologize for calling Macklemore cringe

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wait, isnt NSFW the letters on the compass

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everyone has to stop making posts like "the world's loneliest ant has died in secret" its making me sad

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*my head turns red and steam comes outta my ears like a steam whistle**

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I saw someone make this with V2 sooo ferry has one now :-] her trans cup

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the problem with reading and writing leading to a strong vocabulary is that you tend to know the vibe of words instead of their meanings.

if I used this word in a sentence, would it make sense? absolutely. if you asked me what it meant, could I tell you? absolutely not.

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Please reblog. Tell me about your teeth

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Trying to draw cool poses is hard 👍✨

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The whole Deltarune situation is fascinating because usually what happens with indie game developers is they try to do the Big Passion Project that's been brewing in the back of their brain for the last twenty years as their very first major undertaking – and if they're extremely lucky, they don't burn themselves out in the process! – but Toby Fox didn't do that.

Instead, he deliberately started with a much more modest game that was essentially a scaled down AU version of the Big Passion Project, mostly as a way of teaching himself the ins and outs of game development, with no real expectation of broad appeal, but then that practice project proved to be immensely popular.

So basically what we're seeing now is what happens when an indie dev is able to approach their Big Passion Project – the one that most indie devs burn their brains out trying to tackle solo – with access to a team and a budget, and, um, well

I have to confess that the results are thus far a little concerning!

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My average writing experience:

"Alright I think I'm almost done actually-"

*Google doc grows second health bar and a choir starts singing in latin*

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