Howdy!!! I’m looking for blogs to follow, um, if you post any of the following, reblog, and I’ll check you out. They’re not in any particular order
-Ace Attorney
-Animal crossing
-Object shows (mostly inanimate insanity and bfdi, i havent seen anything else)
-Pokemon
-Steven Universe
-Invader Zim
-Professor Layton
-Dont hug me im scared
-My little pony
-Futurama
thanks!!! I probably wont follow everyone who reblogs, but ill definitely check you out!
Doing this again!!
got my second ever shiny alpha. random encounter too. the shiny alpha pikachu i got before was in a pichu outbreak so this ones my rarer of the two lol.
her name is peegirl. also heres a size comparison with peeboy (my first ever shiny in this game, got him full odds literally like. the day the game came out lol)
The article says that the guidelines have been updated. Instead of asking if you’re a man that’s had sex with another man in the past 3 months it asks everyone regardless of gender if they’ve had anal sex with a new partner or if they’ve had anal sex with multiple partners in the past 3 months.
This both opens up blood donation to msm in exclusive relationships or who don’t have anal sex and more accurately identifies hiv risk from people who aren’t msm. This is exactly the sort of guidelines we’ve been fighting for for years. This is a major win for both gay rights and blood donation in the US. Now a bunch of people who couldn’t donate before can donate now.
they will have a summer wedding @thefantastician
Op I already reblogged this but because I was tagged, I'm adding the realistic artistic rendering I created a couple days ago :)
They're so happy :)
erectile-disgruntlement
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This is the best AITA because on the actual matter at hand I'd say he's kinda right (ish), $4900 for a week of work is really good money and they can always celebrate later. He should have obviously talked it over with her first but still. What makes him an asshole (or just like, a really really weird person) is every other detail that is tangentially mentioned.
