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Wait…I know you’re a comfy sweater (jumper I guess? I still don’t understand why y’all call it this?) enjoyer.
I’ve seen the proof and have previously commented on your lovingly well-worn sweater. Just look at that beautiful elbow hole! Holes over patches! 🤩
youtu.be/mNs1sumAT68?...
I’ve seen the proof and have previously commented on your lovingly well-worn sweater. Just look at that beautiful elbow hole! Holes over patches! 🤩
youtu.be/mNs1sumAT68?...
Liam Kofi Bright: Why Do Scientists Lie? (Royal Institute of Philosophy)
YouTube video by The Royal Institute of Philosophy
youtu.be
October 19, 2025 at 2:59 PM
Wait…I know you’re a comfy sweater (jumper I guess? I still don’t understand why y’all call it this?) enjoyer.
I’ve seen the proof and have previously commented on your lovingly well-worn sweater. Just look at that beautiful elbow hole! Holes over patches! 🤩
youtu.be/mNs1sumAT68?...
I’ve seen the proof and have previously commented on your lovingly well-worn sweater. Just look at that beautiful elbow hole! Holes over patches! 🤩
youtu.be/mNs1sumAT68?...
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Just told a couple of European dip weeds to stop filming their fucking vlog in the middle of a busy intersection at the Tsukiji Outer Market. They moved out of the way.
Also got some of the freshest sushi of my life. (Pictures taken while in line, out of people's way.)
Also got some of the freshest sushi of my life. (Pictures taken while in line, out of people's way.)
November 13, 2024 at 3:29 AM
Just told a couple of European dip weeds to stop filming their fucking vlog in the middle of a busy intersection at the Tsukiji Outer Market. They moved out of the way.
Also got some of the freshest sushi of my life. (Pictures taken while in line, out of people's way.)
Also got some of the freshest sushi of my life. (Pictures taken while in line, out of people's way.)
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📌We kindly invite you to our next public lecture on ‘Unruly collaborators: Rendering waves and microbes in more-than-human ethnographies’, offered by Prof. Heather Paxson and Prof. Stefan Helmreich on Tuesday, 9. July 2024, at 6 pm (ct) in room PEG 1.G111. (1/2⤵️)
July 5, 2024 at 4:12 PM
📌We kindly invite you to our next public lecture on ‘Unruly collaborators: Rendering waves and microbes in more-than-human ethnographies’, offered by Prof. Heather Paxson and Prof. Stefan Helmreich on Tuesday, 9. July 2024, at 6 pm (ct) in room PEG 1.G111. (1/2⤵️)