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@youwillkillmenoel / youwillkillmenoel.tumblr.com

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Pov you are in possession of a Frenched Fry

#appreciate my guy #hes snorfin here I will appreciate him again, because he's very good at snorfin and deserves attention for that.

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I love being fat and trans I love how my belly hides my lack of a bulge and how my double chin hides my lack of Adam's Apple and how my boobs don't look like boobs they look like the chest of a fat cis man's I love how me being fat helps me pass better and I love my thighs and my arms and my squishy cheeks and my nose and chin I love being fat and trans

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timidsketch

Transition👏doesn't👏require👏weight loss!👏

There is an enormous problem of pressuring people to lose weight and develop eating disorders in trans communities in order to "pass" since for some reason fat people apparently only exist as the gender(s) that a person doesn't want to be. Your post is drastically needed. Thank you

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homosexuanal

I think we need more "unnecessary" gore in horror movies actually I think people should explode into a giant mess of blood and tissue and viscera during random scenes in horror movies

Good point actually there should be gore and blood explosions in keeping up with the kardashians

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Paraglider and black vulture chilling

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theriu

I NEVER get tired of this video. It would be fantastic if the bird was just flying near him, but the fact it feels safe and comfortable enough to land ON his paraglider, isn't startled when he pets it, and is NIBBLING HIS SHOES... blessed moment, absolutely fabulous, 10/10 gold stars.

Okay but the bird isn't just nibbling

Note that it doesn't start nibbling until he starts smoothing its feathers.

They're grooming each other.

This is called parahawking! That vulture is tame -- it’s wearing jesses (a leather tie around the leg that a falconer will use to hold a bird when it’s on the glove). In fact that vulture is employed. Parahawking birds seek out thermals the same way they would naturally, allowing paragliders to follow them in the process.

Vultures are often used for parahawking both because of their attraction to thermals, and because vultures, as scavengers, are comparatively gentler and more sociable than birds of prey!

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