im the demon woman living in your phone and using the name "Unidentified Number"
there are a lot of people quietly browsing neocities always and say nothing. isn't that weird? no mutuals, no nothing. just watching. not even enjoying anything it makes it all seem so elaborate when it's very simple to have fun looking at a website
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cambfunny
4 weeks ago
Thanks for calling that out. As a new user I will try to get active, but I'm spending so much of my time setting up my site!
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it's lonely hanging out with someone you don't like
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shout out to street kid shit growing up in NYC and sharing a bodega sandwich on the sidewalk and listening to emo hardcore music on a Bluetooth speaker
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axayacatl
1 month ago
it jumps out everytime I'm at a "sandwich restaurant" or "bagel shop" why can't i say BLT on a roll
updated the youtube playlist ✴ thank you for 900+ views
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axayacatl
1 month ago
no new diary entry for a minute doing a lot of ritual work on my body and it's too intense
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anyway i read another urbanomics book and I'm wondering if meme culture purely exist to destroy the voices of us individuals into some kind of of subservient hivemind digital entity, not in a scary way. there's always some kind of political undertone that becomes reality when a meme gets famous. like catch me outside girl gets used in political debates still about cultural appropriation + and psychiatric propaganda
i also think back to the early days of the Wendy's twitter and it sparked a misleading conversation about marketing with it was a subconscious debate on what divides the working classes' right to the public domain and Wendy's won