Pronouns In Space
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Yeah, sure wish the Trump admin hadn’t put him in the Space Force knowing he was a gynephile. But they did, and of course Biden had to promote him.
@LuFins-Dad said in Pronouns In Space:
a gynephile
Megyn Kelly has an easy tip for understanding what our deliberately-corrupted and dishonest Newspeak really means: Whenever you see the phrases "trans woman" or "trans man," just substitute the word "fake" for "trans." So "trans woman" is a "fake woman" better known as a man.
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Yeah, sure wish the Trump admin hadn’t put him in the Space Force knowing he was a gynephile. But they did, and of course Biden had to promote him.
@LuFins-Dad said in Pronouns In Space:
Yeah, sure wish the Trump admin hadn’t put him in the Space Force knowing he was a gynephile.
For Christ sake, they had to put him somewhere where he wouldn’t get in the way. The Space Force is the obvious choice.
Just think he could be the first point of human contact with an advanced extraterrestrial civilisation visiting earth.
Elbows up!
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@LuFins-Dad said in Pronouns In Space:
Yeah, sure wish the Trump admin hadn’t put him in the Space Force knowing he was a gynephile.
For Christ sake, they had to put him somewhere where he wouldn’t get in the way. The Space Force is the obvious choice.
Just think he could be the first point of human contact with an advanced extraterrestrial civilisation visiting earth.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Pronouns In Space:
Yeah, sure wish the Trump admin hadn’t put him in the Space Force knowing he was a gynephile.
For Christ sake, they had to put him somewhere where he wouldn’t get in the way. The Space Force is the obvious choice.
Just think he could be the first point of human contact with an advanced extraterrestrial civilisation visiting earth.
@Renauda said in Pronouns In Space:
@LuFins-Dad said in Pronouns In Space:
Yeah, sure wish the Trump admin hadn’t put him in the Space Force knowing he was a gynephile.
For Christ sake, they had to put him somewhere where he wouldn’t get in the way. The Space Force is the obvious choice.
Just think he could be the first point of human contact with an advanced extraterrestrial civilisation visiting earth.
The Brad
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@LuFins-Dad said in Pronouns In Space:
Yeah, sure wish the Trump admin hadn’t put him in the Space Force knowing he was a gynephile.
For Christ sake, they had to put him somewhere where he wouldn’t get in the way. The Space Force is the obvious choice.
Just think he could be the first point of human contact with an advanced extraterrestrial civilisation visiting earth.
@Renauda said in Pronouns In Space:
Just think he could be the first point of human contact with an advanced extraterrestrial civilisation visiting earth.
"Take me to your bleeder"
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@Renauda said in Pronouns In Space:
@LuFins-Dad said in Pronouns In Space:
Yeah, sure wish the Trump admin hadn’t put him in the Space Force knowing he was a gynephile.
For Christ sake, they had to put him somewhere where he wouldn’t get in the way. The Space Force is the obvious choice.
Just think he could be the first point of human contact with an advanced extraterrestrial civilisation visiting earth.
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@Renauda said in Pronouns In Space:
No, I will not be your Valentine.
Actually, I don’t get the gif.
I was looking for a spittake gif to express both horror and amusement at the idea of this man making first contact. Seeing a “My Little Pony” spittake was even more amusing to me considering the affection the TQ+ community has for My Little Pony.
If you don’t know what a Brony is, please don’t google it.
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That’s okay. Some 16 years ago for a year or two I grew fond of watching In the Night Garden.
My favourite part always was the trumping blimp:
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That’s okay. Some 16 years ago for a year or two I grew fond of watching In the Night Garden.
My favourite part always was the trumping blimp:
Link to video@Renauda said in Pronouns In Space:
That’s okay. Some 16 years ago for a year or two I grew fond of watching In the Night Garden.
My favourite part always was the trumping blimp:Who would have thought that this modern day piece of British philosophy would so accurately predict the future?
