Flash forward to 2100 and we’re all old (or deceased), among us is in museums and nobody knows what a Minecraft is anymore.
Crazy how many posts/accounts from 2021 about among us there are here
Jeffalo's legacy, carried on
Ok this is just rude I spent MONTHS following users and this guy ripped my work with a bot in a few hours
The riots in the UK are absolutely disgusting.
Particularly when they can use a tragic story like the murders in Southport of 3 young girls not long ago, and twist the story to fit their dangerous narratives and to pin it on immigrants and Muslims (even though the attacker was born in Cardiff, and wasn’t a Muslim!)
And then especially when their utterly useless protests are a lot worse than what immigrants are doing - do immigrants come here and burn police stations and apartments with asylum seekers in? Do they throw wood planks at police officers?
I find it so ironic that this entire debacle is also putting more pressure on emergency services, like the NHS. I wonder what group makes up about a quarter of the NHS!
Immigration is not the leading issue in the UK. It’s not even that big of an issue. Of course, Illegal immigrants should not be allowed to enter the country, but I think most people agree with that. But people coming into the country, to work, to help out the emergency services, who contribute to the UK economy I’m all for. EU Immigrants coming to UK contributed £8.8 billion more than they gained from 1991-2011.
So the riots are disgusting + immigrants aren’t the big issue + fuck tommy robinson
Does anyone know who made @beemovie_the_fourth ?
It would be a surprise if it was the same person which is why I’m asking.
Edit: I found who it was, but I won't say it publicly for privacy.
To everyone who never marks notifications as read: Just wondering, how many notifications do you have?
I did this as well (I strapped elaruu to my backpack and went up and down a mountain)
I don’t have a picture though :(
Also, Jeffaloland is quite cool - 11.5/10
Today I was walking up and down a mountain and I found a cat named Jimmy, on the backpack of a guy whose name I don't know.
Jimmy (a very beautiful cat, basically a calico but with tabby markings, I’ve never seen one like that) had walked with her owner for around 1700 kilometres (for the “miles” people, this is “a lot”).
It was pretty fun to be very high up and see the world with a random cat right there.
The two of them had been walking (well, I say that but the cat never walked) for over a hundred days, and they're probably still going to walk for a long time.