pukicho: YouTuber understanding the concept of starvation
sauceke-yumazaki: Okay so is nobody going to point out that
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of-another-broken-heart: So the USA is trying to starve its
Consider: No one should starve.
soycrates: Gentrification creates a stifling homogeneity in
felthief: selphinrose: bogleech: bogleech: selphinrose:
nudityandnerdery: clockverk: the-inside-chakra: my inspiration
trashfirefallon: whothebuckisfucky: clearlyafandomblog: heroofferelden:
whothebuckisfucky: clearlyafandomblog: heroofferelden: Do u
thisisthinprivilege: I have been on starvation diets (with my
cmder: cmder: futurists who are fear mongers about the unknown
carnistprivilege: carnistprivilege: carnistprivilege: Capitalism
curiousobsession101: gatewaycommunism: queeranarchism: Fun
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gaygothur: Someone: [thing that people need to live] should be
captainamericas: “These days, there are angry ghosts all around
Why do I attract all the tops on Grindr? Like wtf I’m not a
Watching people eat around you while you have no money and haven’t
doctorwhoshotya: mushr00mcult: avant-sad: have you ever read
el-masreya:Slavery: “GET OVER IT!” Imperialism: “GET OVER
captainamericas: “These days, there are angry ghosts all around
carnistprivilege: carnistprivilege: carnistprivilege: Capitalism
puppytube: MANY CHILDTREN TODAY ARE FACE A CARTOON CRISIS. THEY
corazons: In Japanese folklore, Gashadokuro, also known as Odokuro,
tabletorgy: corazons: In Japanese folklore, Gashadokuro, also
comcastkills: fortidogi: comcastkills: “why would you protest
clearlyafandomblog: heroofferelden: Do u ever not realize how
Guro Challenge Day 9: Skeleton / Bones I hate drawing skulls
latimes: Cannibalism in Jamestown Those with weak stomachs may
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bunnywith: jenniferlotts: tastefullyoffensive: [nnewel] WHO
blaaargh: Jean-Baptiste Carpeaux, Ugolino and his Sons, 1865–67,
whothebuckisfucky: clearlyafandomblog: heroofferelden: Do u
bitchyhippy: hick-ups: A photograph from the 1870’s showing
historical-nonfiction: Eva Ekeblad was a Swedish noble and
unsuccessfulmetalbenders: there is so much tragedy in the world