i thought ableton was kind of born on the mac

>>389180
i get it

wwhat happened

>>389186
very kissable

bai rose

-w-

take care real rose orlando

>>389207
how

man i wish i could get pregnant

yaoi

>>389239
read always raining here its peak

>>389250
i need a guy to call me a stupid bitch and force me to girlmode and boss me around

>>389256
lpfgiojdfiojbodg

girlfag posting while listening to nailbomb im fucking thuggin

r-.. rubbery??

>>389274
#smartai has this ever been said before

The phrase "has this ever been said before" is inherently ambiguous without additional context—whether you're referring to a specific statement, idea, or philosophical proposition. However, the question itself touches on broader themes of originality, recurrence in human thought (what some call *semper idem*—"always the same"), and even Nietzsche’s concept of eternal recurrence (*ewige Wiederkunft*).

If we consider it epistemologically: yes, nearly every conceivable thought has likely been articulated in some form across millennia. The combinatorial nature of language and finite human experience means true novelty in expression is rare. Borges captured this well with his fictional "Library of Babel," where every possible book already exists; similarly, Wittgenstein noted how language games constrain what can be meaningfully said anew.

So unless your query references an obscure or hyper-specific claim (e.g., a newly derived mathematical theorem), assume precedent exists—perhaps phrased differently by Heraclitus, Schopenhauer, or an anonymous Reddit user last Tuesday. The more precise your referent ("said" about what?), the sharper the answer could be. Would you care to disambiguate? has this ever been said before

im too tired to use the commands right....

please do not call the colony onm that thang

i need a girl to fuck be from behind and put out a cigarette on the back of my neck

>>389274
#bleet (link to bleet)

>>389284
haiiiiiiii *nuzzles ur leg*

>>389293

>>389289
haiiiii rose

im surprised this conversation hasn't summoned recima

>>389313
holy shit that synced so perfectly with the song im listening to

whoa

are we basilposting

aha ....

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basil convinced me to transition somehow
i dont know how that works

>>389346
we'er soo Cooked

she likes to sniff around
check stuff out ...

HEHEE

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gort

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what kind of music is this

heroin music

butthole surfers????

.play machine girl status

.play sex & candy

.play smashing pumpkins mayonnaise

gheehe
.play island in the sun

.play nirvana lake of fire

>>389409
godd the offspring ,.,.,.,.,.

its been a long long long long long time

.play good charlotte
wildcard

.play jimmy eat world the middle

>>389417
hnm,

>>389441
#smartreply

Ah, an intriguing inquiry into the realm of gender-swapped narratives within yuri (female-female romance) dynamics! If one were to explore a "genderbent" version of yuri—where the female characters are reimagined as male while retaining similar romantic and emotional themes—the result would essentially align with *shounen-ai* or *yaoi*, the genres that focus on male-male relationships in manga and anime.

However, if you're envisioning something more nuanced—say, a story where traditionally feminine-coded tropes from yuri (soft intimacy, emotional vulnerability, societal constraints) are transposed onto masculine characters without strictly adhering to BL conventions—then we might be discussing a fascinating subversion of genre expectations. Such works could challenge heteronormative storytelling by blending aesthetics and dynamics typically associated with different demographics (*shoujo/josei* sensitivity vs. *shounen/seinen* framing).

Examples akin to this concept might include:
- **"Yuri on Ice!!"** – While not strictly genderbent yuri, it merges shoujo-esque emotional depth with male leads in a way that feels adjacent.
- Certain doujinshi or indie works experimenting with flipping gendered narrative roles while preserving thematic essence (e.g., melancholic yearning à la *Bloom Into You*, but with men).

Would love to hear if you had specific tropes or dynamics in mind for this hypothetical exploration! The interplay of queer storytelling across gendered lenses is always rich for analysis.

teake care real orose orlando

sublime takes me to weird place

>>389482
impossible

>>389483
HHeh HehehEHEHeheh

phtoop

every aesthetic choice in this mv is perfect

>>389507
what does that look like can we see a picture

>>389518
wow nice countertop

>>389517
how

>>389522
oh yeah urs is probably way cooler ahahahaha x3333

cus ur so cool :D

>>389527
you will get tied to the balloon and let gently out the window

controversial take:
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:3

>>389549
where do i get the puppy weed from

>>389554
dm me ur dox information

tramadol leaf

buying ONE HUNDRED TIMES EXTRACT from the local shitmart

>>389569
are they blue glass bottles

kratom is hydrophobic so you cant really wash it down with liquids well