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hanginglimb.bsky.social
Just hanging out on the internet dot com
@hanginglimb.bsky.social
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One time I got into a verbal altercation with a mobster who (allegedly) killed 7-14 people. Been chasing that high for 5 years.
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hanginglimb.bsky.social
BROTHER PLEASE
April 3, 2025 at 3:06 AM
hanginglimb.bsky.social
what did we not learn from WW2 and the holocaust?? Why won’t you answer me?? Im beginning to suspect you don’t actually have a point and just want to feel morally superior, but you kinda lost that battle when you started with gloating about the idea of people you disagree w/ being marched to camps.
April 3, 2025 at 2:38 AM
hanginglimb.bsky.social
“With no due process” so you’re cool with camps as long as there’s a legal process being followed??? Like how the Nazis did it???
April 3, 2025 at 2:28 AM
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britculpsapp.bsky.social
you wouldn’t view a full thread
thembo’s post with the meme about dems being shitty to leftists [view full thread] Postboy @postboyprime.bsky.so... • 8m alright look man, I get it's funny to point and laugh, but diaper kink folks aren't pedos. it's not the kid part that gets them off, its adults doing it. if he had lolicon or some shit on there l'd be right next to you, but all his diaper shit is all adults. lets not water down what pedophilia is
April 3, 2025 at 1:06 AM
hanginglimb.bsky.social
I’m genuinely curious what exactly it is you think people failed to learn from WW2 and the holocaust. We need to make more comments about marginalized people being marched to camps to encourage them to vote harder??? Voting stopped hitler? Please elaborate.
to.vote
April 3, 2025 at 1:53 AM
hanginglimb.bsky.social
Now imagine if he had this attitude towards gaming. Life changing for Elon.
April 2, 2025 at 12:32 PM
hanginglimb.bsky.social
Someone lmk when the hour long YT video essay on this tightpussy lure drops
March 15, 2025 at 4:10 AM
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kelestrian-exile.bsky.social
idk who sam or sara are. are they wlw
March 13, 2025 at 2:23 AM
hanginglimb.bsky.social
Funny how you can be confronted as a living example of the very thing you’re saying doesn’t exist, and by funny I mean disheartening. MAGA and Blue MAGA do the same sort of dance: sweeping generalizations, “the other side is worse,” and insinuating that anyone who disagrees is subhuman.
March 12, 2025 at 2:18 AM
hanginglimb.bsky.social
Reminds me of the fashion changes France saw a decade before the French Revolution, though Teslas aren’t necessarily an upper class/aristocracy only thing. Does a girl dare to dream?
An article on fashion changes in France prior to the French Revolution. It reads: “Fashionable clothing at the time was outrageous, especially in France. Men wore elaborately embroidered coats and waistcoats. Women wore ornate dresses that featured wide hoops called panniers. Both men and women would doll themselves up with makeup. The most extreme fashion accessory was the wig, especially for women. As the century wore on, women’s wigs became increasing complicated-and tall. They became so tall that they had to use pads, which then morphed into wire frames because the padding became too heavy. They could feature outlandish decorations like birds in cages or ships.” Marie Antoinette is pictured in a lavish, colorful gown which features an extremely full skirt with lots of bows, ruffles, and other ornaments. The gown probably would have taken multiple people a ridiculous amount of time to hand sew. She’s wearing her hair piled high, with a bonnet just as tall as her hair. It has many large feathers and what appears to be embellished features on it. She holds a fan which matches the ensemble. The piece continues to say: “When the aristocracy realized there was a great deal of political unrest, they attempted to make a change (or maybe just appear to make a change). This directly effected fashion. In the 1780s, Marie Antoinette and her friends began wearing comparatively simple white muslin dresses. They didn’t wear panniers, and although still voluminous, their hair was much simpler. They would wear these fashions at the queen’s getaway, a small chateau on Versailles estate. There they would basically ‘play peasants’.” Another portrait of Marie Antoinette is featured. Now she is in a more simple, all white dress with a brown sash around her waist. Her hair is loose and worn down, underneath a wide brim sun hat with a single grey ribbon and one large grey feather. While there are still some fancier features like a ruffled neckline, it is far more simple when compared to the dress from before.
March 11, 2025 at 2:31 AM