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cheesewhisk3rs 📌 2 years ago • 79 views
accurate representation of my brain
cheesewhisk3rs 1 year ago • 17 views
lpp is loves/posts right
cheesewhisk3rs 1 year ago • 16 views
actually i'm Omniscient
cheesewhisk3rs 1 year ago • 12 views
is it a sad statistic that 29.6% of Darflen users are banned
cheesewhisk3rs 1 year ago • 2 views •
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cheesewhisk3rs 1 year ago • 10 views •
this is a lot of notifications
cheesewhisk3rs 1 year ago • 12 views
April 4->5
Merry Christmas
cheesewhisk3rs 1 year ago (edited) • 8 views •
my second springshrew!! cost me about 13.1kn (a lot more than the previous one) but i mostly paid in business cards, 3 of them plus 2kn. that said, i now need to return to the adventuring grind. also, i have 114 notifications after subscribing to the most active forum thread
cheesewhisk3rs 1 year ago • 15 views
100 followers!!
cheesewhisk3rs 1 year ago • 12 views •
Did you know that the April's Fools day prank of throwing a pie at someone’s face originates from the French revolution? A baker named Robert Tartallacrème allegedly did not have a weapon, so he attacked the King’s army with a freshly baked pie. Why the tradition is now culturally associated with April 1 is unknown, but some have suggested that it is because Robert died on March 31, so was not even able to participate in the pranking festivities! :(

The very first incidents of April's Fools day pranks were in the late Neolithic. To celebrate the return of spring, cavepeople would hang hollow mammoth heads full of water over their neighbours’ cave entrances. This was known as a “woolly mammoth ambush”, and these festivities are one of the main factors for the overhunting and extinction of woolly mammoths.
cheesewhisk3rs 1 year ago (edited) • 8 views
Today I worked in a bank :D

(not an April's fools)

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