beard ひげ @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club

@lonestarr but then it's only 7.13 a year

@koropokkur that is a fine ass woman right there

@TopBep this art reminds me of butterchalk's a little bit.

@Yokappa cunny capitalism

@arc

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@Alex i mainly got a few bruises and some whiplash. it's already feeling better today, this happened on friday night.

my roommate was driving, he broke his wrist and might need surgery on it. he got pretty bruised up too but that was the main thing.

it could have been a lot worse all things considered. main shitty thing is just that he has no car now.

@mischievoustomato yes unfortunately, this is beard's ghost speaking

crash photos. sorry for the low resolution, i got these over text.
look at how perfect my door looks lol, untouched.
seriously crazy.

@03004tokio they are all very cute

@takao @Fullmetal2255 you don't yiff in hell, you yiff in the buvvins

@tomie just because things have to move to different spaces does not mean they aren't becoming more popular.

if you look on twitter and instagram now, after censorship was massively loosened, the amount of stuff that they had censored before is posted in much higher frequency than it ever was.

i don't think we would have nearly the same amount of people questioning vaccines, or talking about "statistics," or criticizing jews/israel, anti-lgbtq shit, etc. if those things weren't massively censored before. censoring things makes people start thinking about it more. i've even seen holocaust denial escape to normies in some small ways. there is a reason why all of these groups are freaking the fuck out right now. these opinions are absolutely becoming more popular.

personally, i didn't leave twitter or fb because of censorship specifically. i left because i didn't like the culture over there. extending that, the culture there was a result of the censorship, but i'd probably be a lot more comfortable over there now. not more than here though so that's why i'm still here.