Your mom looks moldy

Right? Beautiful space cake :9

Corprate personality 'physchology' is a load of shit.

They use it to try to shape up an office without paying for walls so people can actually concenterate on the work.

If your boss demands you work in the office when you are more productive at home, it means you doing work at the office you're not paid for.

Shortest possible answer, I can elaborate after dinner:

The EU vote for Sweden was in 1995. Most of the left was against it, because we didn't want 'free' market capitalism to control our lives.

We preferred a more local economy. Not because we hate brown people, but because we could, and should, make what we needed locally. With control, workers' rights, and shorter transports.

Now, the people who wants to exist the EU does so not because they object to economic expöoitatiom, but because 1488..

Edits: autocorrect

Can you place your question in the form of a sentence? I'm happy to talk, but that gives me no clues to what you want explained

Myers Briggs is garbage and about as useful as horoscopes.

And sorry about the rude assholes you have had to deal with. Also poly. The answer to 'I just have to ask' is 'No, you don' t'.

In the last decade, the mainstream right have moved from capitalist neoliberalism to nationalist consevatism.

Brexit is a prime example of this.

Thatcher and Reagan are definitly burning in hell, but let's just say I'm not looking forward to 2033.

Hogwarts house in bio at 35

Edit: I saw a 'serious' flair was added, and I can assure you, I am.

'Triggered'.

It is a real medical term for people with ptsd, going back to Vietnam war veterans. Or WWI, if you include 'shell shock'.

.It does not mean 'slightly uncomfortable'.

I don't think posting trigger warnings is bad at all, and I know trauma is trauma - abuse or war. It's just really overused to the point where noone takes it seriously any more.

If I'm bloggning and someone asks me to tag 'tw:toast' because they have toaster trauma, I would. The GDPR 'we taken your cookies' is way more annoying.

Good to know if I ever have either over for dinner.

I promise there will be no peas.

It is quite fun, but it's best to pick a day when it hasn't rained for a bit. Cleaning wet moss out of your hair isn't easy.

I thought vampires were allergic to silver?

I hate buses when I have to go somewhere every day, but you mean more like local sight-seeing, right?

Go see a movie by myself.

Not much lately, for obvious pestilent reasons, but I used to go see something about every third month.

Never understood why people thought it was weird and scary. If I can read a book by myself, why can't i go to the cinema?

The Berlin Diaries and A Single Man by Christopher Isherwood.

The first is written from Weimar Berlin just as the nazis are taking over, and about how people in every day life is reacting to that. The movie Cabaret is based on it, but in the original it's a gay man befriending a sex worker, not a straight romance. Same thing as
Breakfast At Tiffanys.

The other is about a middle aged gay man mounrning his passed partner, reading Ruskin conservative art history on the toilet and yelling at kids to get of his lawn. It was made into a very sexy and pretty good film by fashion designer Tom Ford, but the vibe is very different, and as a grumpy middle aged queer, I prefer the book.

His characters are more real than plenty of people I have met in real life.

Not pretty to look at, but I'm not eating with my eyes. 🤤

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I want this in my mouth