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I think this is the kinda thing that’s like horseshoe theory where it’s so sloppy it becomes fragile and delicate. WHO am i joking thats not true at all I’ve just been thinking about horseshoe theory. i did just eat a big messy plate of wings and gobbled them up so quickly my fingers were greasy and licked them up so greedily!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Something so beautiful 🪆
Jan 19, 2024
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bonus points if you use a particularly pointy bone to pick at your teeth n everything
Mar 23, 2025
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I'm not talking about a sandwich or pizza. Balling up sticky rice and scooping up a bite of Som Tum. Tearing off the tail of a crawfish and pressing just right on the end to push out the meat. Heck, even stripping every bit of flesh off a bone-in chicken wing.
It's a ritual that slows and forces appreciation for the food.
Mar 4, 2024
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tearing them apart with your hands and poppin them down your gullet like a squirrel or small bird. makes you feel in tune with a more primal form of eating
Nov 7, 2023
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Every January I binge all of Madonna’s music and I’ve come to my conclusion that my favorite iteration of Madge’s music is when she goes for a more somber midtempo semi-ambient moment (I don’t think I’m describing this accurately, but What It Feels Like for a Girl, Drowned World/Substitute for Love, you could maybe even throw Get Together on here). I think it’s just an exciting lane for her because I think of her as this loud and brash figure, so when she goes for a quieter and more laid back moment it’s really attention grabbing. Woah!!!! I totally queened out writing this. Check please!
Jan 18, 2024
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ONE OF THE BEST ALBUMS EVER!!!! “No Ordinary Love” is a hypnotizing opener and “Like a Tattoo” and “Kiss of Life” are classics. Also check out the Kelela cover of “Like a Tattoo” it’s pretty faithful to the original, but I just love Kelela
Jan 17, 2024
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this is so crucial and I think it’s something that translates better irl as opposed to text. It just shows how excited you and really sets the stage for what you’re about to say. It’s almost like putting an exclamation point at the begining of your sentence (like how they do in Spanish)
Ex:
I’m so excited!
vs.
Omg I’m so excited!
Jan 15, 2024