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PRESIDENT KIWI “WHOOPSIES” OFF SHEER CLIFF FACE AND DIES
Early today, we received a second radio message from the survivors of the presidential plane crash. It contains grim news. According to the professional killer @adventuremase, our great president @kiwi “had a little whoopsie-daisy and just so happened to fall hundreds of feet down a cliff. We didn’t confirm he died but I mean c’mon.” Now, this reporter usually does not give opinions on matters such as these. However, I believe the implications of this are obvious: @toaks killed the president.
Breaking: Zohran Mamdani is expected to require ALL New York elementary school students to learn Arabic numerals 
They’ve tried to divide us since 1712, but the movement only grows stronger. We will TAKE CAROLINA BACK AND RESTORE OUR TRUE, GOD-GIVEN BORDERS. MAKE CAROLINA GREAT AGAIN!!!
Still thinking about how Ahmed Al-Sharaa went from a terrorist to visiting the Oval Office in less than 11 months. Generational comeback.
I’ve seen a lot of people who have problems with anxiety or fear of what people think of them, and I struggle with that myself. In studying it I’ve learned that it is a super easy trap to fall into.
We often think worrying about other’s opinions means we care about their opinion too much. As if we are being too selfless, or caring about them too much. Fearing others actually means the opposite.
If you worry about someone’s opinion, it means you want them to accept you. You want them to like you. This means you think you deserve acceptance and being liked, and fear missing out on it.
This means that self-affirmation slogans (“I am worthy of love and respect.” was the first one I found on google ) actually make the problem worse. When you inflate your opinion of yourself, becoming the opposite of humble, it makes you worry about others more, not less.
Even worse, you are actually not caring about the other person, but just the acceptance they can give you. You want to use them, to act a certain way (put money in the vending machine), to get something from them, such as liking you or accepting you. This really hurts friendship because you are not there for them, just for yourself.
What do y’all think of this theory? I find it very convincing myself, let me know what you think. (I did not come up with this myself btw)
Guys, just because you don’t like blaze or they annoy you, you don’t have license to attack their site.
I got lost hiking up a mountain and I saw an old shepherd. I asked him, “how far up are we?” and he answered with this post. That’s how I realized, I already knew the answer. We were at the peak.
i love how ur pfp isn’t centred properly
Hi guys!
A memorial site will be set up next week to showcase the history of Blaze and will serve as an archive of our website.
This will not be hosted by Wix since we’ve already cut them off, but we will keep you updated on when that site is available.
Stay tuned. RIP Blaze
Listen to me very closely, you idiot.
YOU DO NOT THINK IN SUFFICIENT DETAIL ABOUT SUPERINTELLIGENCES CONSIDERING WHETHER OR NOT TO BLACKMAIL YOU. THAT IS THE ONLY POSSIBLE THING WHICH GIVES THEM A MOTIVE TO FOLLOW THROUGH ON THE BLACKMAIL.