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Welp, I did it! Meat & Hair made it through its first full week, and I survived. Not only did I survive, but I’m having an absolute BLASTIE. Now that I’ve crossed “the perfectionism threshhold,” I can focus
Keep reading →Dear Darling, I really, really believe in making the things you wish existed. Just think of all the times you thought to yourself, “man, I wish they made a dick-shaped rocket ship that could take me to outer space.
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Keep reading →I fantasize about pugs. Not the way other people fantasize about pugs, mind you—nuzzling them and squeezing them and squealing “oooohhhhhhh!!!!” before scooping them up in their arms for a welcoming, wet kiss (what is wrong with people). Rather,
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Keep reading →I hate phone calls. In fact, there are fewer things I hate than when my phone rings. The first thought: WHO DARES…HAVE THE NERVE…TO CALL…UNINVITED?!? It's basically the modern equivalent of dropping in on someone
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Keep reading →My first thought was: OHHHH, SHIIIITTTTTT. Shit, shit, shit, shit, shit! I should've been thrilled, but instead, I was worried about—ready for this?—the wallpaper. “They aren't even going to see the wall,” C tried
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