Heathen @hevsbuttons

@squidias We just buy a normal sized pack 😭 they've got like 32 in them and are like 20p-£1.

@confusionkys Yes, because typing the way you talk instead of the way other people want to see you type is the performance...

“Cutting red tape costs taxpayers nothing”

Kemi Badenoch @KemiBadenoch

3 weeks ago

Cutting red tape costs taxpayers nothing. It’s a common sense solution to get Britain building.

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The Glasgow pop up was so sick, it’s only right we take it on the road. Cannot wait to see you all, it’s been too long 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Tryna pull up, sign up for your FREE tickets to your preferred location via link below FCFS ‼️ laylo.com/bemz/wJV4Kw

@GlamGecko Still play sims 3 as well but whenever I get the uni urge it's sims 2 I go to. Probably peak sims uni experience for me!

@IBlackmailLands Oh aye let's just undo all the safety protocols that protect your private personal details so that you can shave a few minutes off waiting 🙃

@griswold @callmeed Just go hand your key back you lazy piece of shit?

@Yourmomgoesto11 The "typing an impossible amount" is usually us having to log into several systems to get your details bc of privacy settings. It logs us out all the time. I have to log into the computer and at least one programme minimum before I can even see the bookings.

@Sst25974 @Dozed044 "You aren't a human....no shade" And you're a piece of shit....no shade.

Things feel so bleak lately. Everyone’s discussing celebrities while Palestine falls into the backdrop. My village, Beit Iksa, is being taken over by settlers in real time, and it doesn’t even register in the psyche of so many Palestine supporters in the West.

Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish

a month ago

Israeli settlers have established a second outpost in the village of Beit Iksa, northwest of Jerusalem, Palestine’s Wafa news agency has reported. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/3ib9ih

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Now that almost all the victims of the surreal scene of a building collapsing on top of its inhabitants in Gaza overnight have been pulled from the rubble, I can’t stop myself from saying that this has been one of my recurring nightmares since 2021, waking me up in the middle of the night multiple times. Having survived several Israeli attacks, I never had nightmares about being killed.. that doesn’t quite scare me. My worst nightmare is being asleep safely in my bed and suddenly seeing the ceiling collapse, the walls break, and myself falling with my entire apartment to the ground. In 2021, following Israel’s devastating 51-day attack on Gaza, I interviewed a survivor who had been pulled from under the rubble after an Israeli airstrike. She told me she didn’t hear the bombing when the building was hit, but the moment it was hit, and just before it collapsed, she saw cracks appearing in the wall in front of her. She pointed at the wall and tried to ask her family, “What’s this?" Before she could finish the sentence, she woke up after some time of fainting to find herself trapped under the rubble. She spent hours there before civil defence rescuers reached her. I documented her story. And ever since, I have relived it multiple times in my sleep. Throughout the genocide and until now, my brain has woken me up in the middle of nightmares, seemingly trying to save itself from the pressure it was under, giving me an almost real experience of being trapped beneath the rubble. Over the past few months, however, I have started having a different kind of nightmare. Less chaotic, just one single scene, but equally traumatising. In a random conversation with the kind of context only Gazans would understand, I spoke to a colleague about it just last week. I stepped into the office, made coffee and sat at my desk, visibly not in the mood. He routinely asked how I was doing. “Not in the mood,” I replied. “I had a nightmare.” “What was it?” he asked. “I saw a yellow block right on our street corner,” I replied. “Oh, merciful God. God forbid,” he said. “Amen,” I replied, and continued with what I was doing. A moment of silence passed before I laughed: “I just imagined someone abroad listening to our conversation and hearing you react like that to a colleague casually telling you she saw a yellow block in her dream," I told him. "How would they understand your reaction? Would it make sense to the most sophisticated psychologists, unfamiliar with our reality, that dreaming of a yellow block could require psychological support?” “No one would imagine,” he replied. And that’s exactly it. No one would imagine, how Israel is effectively perpetrating genocide across every single aspect of Palestinains’ lives. (*The yellow blocks are concrete blocks the Israeli occupation army places in civilian neighbourhoods to mark what it calls the “Yellow Line". Once residents see a yellow block placed at the doorstep of their homes, they know they have to evacuate immediately because the Israeli army is preparing to flatten the neighbourhood and move the line deeper into Gaza, an area that now cuts through around 70% of the Strip)

Just got stung by a wasp for the first time ever and I'm in disbelief. I thought we had an agreement? I thought we were cool?

@Paulfri16391318 You are. Eve wasn't in America.

You are allowed to experience joy while things in your life are unresolved. If you postpone happiness until everything is perfect, you’ll be postponing it forever.

@TwoScoopsXD I have the opposite problem and can only turn off the auto translate individually. It uses gr*k so I like to use my in-built translator instead lmao. Every time a new language pops up I need to set it to off.

@TwoScoopsXD And have adblockers**

@TwoScoopsXD I refuse to pay for YT premium but I WILL pay for a VPN have Adblockers. Rarely get ads but when I do they are *German*

@Swayze_Train_87 @B1Gsad I definitely agree that they should've thought harder before getting an animal but unfortunately people do make mistakes. Think of it like abortion. They might've been careless getting pregnant, but an abortion is still a better choice than an unwanted and neglected child.

@Swayze_Train_87 Regardless of the reason, if someone can't provide for this animal going forward the right thing to do is rehome. Would you want someone who has a "bad reason" to hold on to their animal and neglect it bc it's not a good enough reason (in your mind) to rehome?

@Swayze_Train_87 @B1Gsad I get this sentiment but actually it's a LOT better when people choose to rehome their dog rather than continue to fail to provide what their dogs need. An owner rehoming their dog is often an owner who doesn't want to neglect their dog. That's a good choice.