Twitter will not be enough. I need to be IN Ireland when the news hits.

how i see his red flags : 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩 🚩

broooo last night was a creative nonfiction personal essay

This mentality is so alien to me as a person who grew up rural & working class. When I was a kid, restaurants like Olive Garden and Red Lobster were the expensive places we’d drive by on the way to Walmart or the diner. When my grandma took me to Bertucci’s, I felt like royalty.

The news keeps saying that rail workers going on a national rail strike will cost the economy $2 billion a day, but what they really mean is that greedy corporate execs refusing to agree to fair terms for workers will cost the economy $2 billion a day.

If your boss wants to make you work through a hurricane get the fuck outta there.

"we didn't beat no nut november" "i wasn't planning on beating it, i was planning on b e a t i n g it"

The psychic damage I receive every-time I open TikTok

idk how to explain it but twitter feels like season 4 of community rn

Without A Recipe. TOMORROW. 8am PST. Are you ready? 👨‍🍳🍽️

To everyone that’s in my .0001% I love you and recommend a vitamin C lamp

so scary when someone’s coming over and they’re like “here!” it’s like omg my life is about to change …

this one is better!! sorry!!

The Minnesota House passed a bill last night to guarantee breakfast and lunch for all students in the state, regardless of family income. Gov. Tim Walz indicated he would sign the legislation, and a parallel bill is currently moving through the State Senate.

When we say "crime is a social construct", what we mean is that you, as an individual, can go to jail for littering, but a corporation can poison the air, the soil, and the water of an entire town, and no one will go to jail.

8 anti-abortion extremists were charged with federal offenses for livestreaming themselves block people from entering a clinic in Michigan that provides reproductive services. These people are the worst.

A gift for teacher appreciation day. No better metaphor for how America treats educators.