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Lonely, I'm Mr. Lonely ✍🏻 spaceboycantlol | IG https://t.co/8GW1emydCt

People arguing on twitter.. 👇🏼 https://t.co/uxycAcw64t

When you have a cute pet @MeowedOfficial https://t.co/OoGSJ1GftA

Good boys being a little naughty 😅😣😅 https://t.co/WR0II7BKmB

You can see the mastermind behind this operation 🧠 https://t.co/Ywaz4IAWpG

I’m not letting this die 😂😂😂https://t.co/NifR3A8WbO

Which @ChrisEvans' role is your soulmate? Take a screenshot to find out! #HappyBirthdayChrisEvans https://t.co/ruV6ZzOjyb

You’ll wipe that up 😤 https://t.co/MswaqkR5uw

"It's not about whether I can. I have to do it." https://t.co/vszWB3DEzo

You never guess what…. #ItsComingHome ⚽️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿https://t.co/msfrrQvFXR

One can dream ffs

Me: I need to be productive this weekend Me this weekend: 📸 mikkimauku | IG https://t.co/xJ4oxj3yTa

KIWI OFFSET: Australian lovers of the RuPaul’s Drag Race franchise have been enjoying a taste of national drag pride on TV with the release of a homegrown season titled Drag Race Down Under (DRDU). Unfortunately, many Aussie drags fans are being treated for shock upon hearing the accents of DRDU contestants and asking themselves “is that really what I bloody sound like?” Known for being an accent that is hard to imitate but apparently fun to attempt, the Australian accent is believed to have evolved from being able to swear because the queen is not around and a desperate attempt to form a national identity. Due to this, queer Australians and allies now have to watch their favourite TV show completely distracted by the ocker ‘how-ya-garn’ tone in the voice 7/10 of the show’s contestants. “Thank God there are some Kiwis there otherwise we’d sound so stupid!”

Jewelry that looks like it's covered in dripping honey🍯 by @CharmingLFox https://t.co/vX7b5Bb3W1

lick lick lick 🍨 by bbos0ng_ | IG https://t.co/GjlcWPQpte