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I can’t stop eating
An open bag of orange cheese puffs, a closed bag of green kettle jalapeños chips, an open clear cellophane bag of chocolate chip cookies (2) next to a closed hotdog box of 7-11 brand reading: BIG BITE.
April 4, 2025 at 8:06 PM
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Sorry to ruin the fun but Cadbury is on the Boycott list too.
March 29, 2025 at 1:50 AM
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yall ever make a habitat for the weeds in your yard?
A photo from above of slushy grey cement held inside of a rectangular wooden mold. the ground is also hardened cement with cracks, giving it a dark wet grey on dry grey background. a black pipe sticks out of the grey slushy on the right side, what is also clamped to a copper tube bent at 90 degrees. a rectangular slab of crusty grey cement sits on a grey cracked driveway. A silicone tube is connecting the slab to a mess of materials to the right consisting of white powder, cellophane substance covered with red tape and a pile of wood. a hammer is mixed in with a black pipe. the mold from the previous image is undone. Shot from above, inside of a garage, a rectangular glass tank sits in the middle. The grey slab from before, preforated with holes sits inside of the tank, covered in water, and water shoots out from a hole. a cord is seen coming out of the tank connecting to a power cord below. White walls and a grey concrete floor. In the center of the image is the rectangular tank on a wooden dolly with wheels. the tank is filled halfway to with water, inside of it, sits the grey rectangular slab, now on top of soil. Spiney weeds poke from the surface of the soil, coming out of the tank. it looks like crab grass. the copper pipe sticks out of the left side of the tank, now connected to a steel A shaped lamp shade. wires appear on the right side connecting to a white plastic dial-timer attached to the wall.
February 1, 2025 at 4:37 AM