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So the last story I read (this happened like 3 miles from my house) is no comment from the driver, but he did seek out a wig from a friend who worked in a salon. Apparently, this all happened because it was cold that day and they wanted to keep the elderly people inside.

No. Come. It’s awesome.

Hi! I live in Prov, and am born and raised RI! I love how weird it is here!

Hey I am from this area. This actually happened like 3 miles from my house. I absolutely love it, and love how utterly bizarre my little state can be. My question is this. Do you think this is transphobic? When I posted the WJAR article on my page today, celebrating hoe weird it was I was told it (and me, through

I grew up really really poor with a single mom and younger brother, though not a product of generational poverty (my grandparents were solidly middle class; our situation was circumstantial due to a traumatic divorce with my abusive father). This meant thrift store clothes, food stamps, toilet paper from the “living

It sounds like a puckwudgie with a tei-pai-wanka.

I can’t believe I missed this post yesterday. I’ve been planning to write about this story since it happened in July. I’m going to submit it anyway, in the off chance anyone sees it on this thread!

Everyone in St. Peterburg looks like Guy Fierei. Frosted, gelled tips and contrasting goatees are like the dress code.

Do you live there? My partner lives in St George Cross.

Same. I was waiting for the accent. Then I realized that the creeps in Glasgow are never this bad.

For some reason it, I found it wildly exciting I knew a commenter in person. Also, and related, I used that eshakti link dealy thing you posted on Facebook a while back and got a skirt and a dress for $30. I just got them delivered yesterday and they are amazing.

Not to be creepy! It’s Phyllis!

Hi! I know you in real life!

How is he answering the phone with those gloves on? It’s driving me crazy.

No but I love that story! Greyfriars’s bobby looks just like my dog.

Dude. That reminds me of the story of the homeless man sleeping in George Mackenzie’s mausoleum (the man who was in charge of the covenanters and was weirdly buried there). This man was seeking shelter from a storm, broke in and apparently fell through the floor into a pit of bodies underneath. It may be an urban

Late to the party but 1. I would always rather be in Scotland. It’s my favorite place in the world (I’m lucky enough to have just gotten home from my 5th visit. I wish I could just move there), but I’m more of a Glasgow girl. 2. I SAW THE SAME THING ON THE SAME TOUR. SERIOUSLY. Have you gone to Greyfriars? I saw

Jesus Christ, watching the clip of his comments made me feel all anxious and shitty about myself, and I am usually a super confident, capable fat woman.

uhhh I live in Rhode Island and the whole state is Tiny Town. I have never heard of "million dollar extreme."

That is awesome. I am going to knit my own wedding shawl! Teaching myself how to knit has been my way of dealing with pre-wedding and immigratuon anxieties. (My fiancé is British). I suck at dress making though. It's like a fabric jigsaw puzzle.