porygon2s.bsky.social
trans dude (ftm) and transmedicalist + transitioning since 2008 + bisexual + zionist jew + elementary school educator + tired of everyone's shit. not american, nor queer, so don't call me either. he/him pronouns. views my own.
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Frequently it's just resentment, especially because a lot of people understand on some level that there will likely be many more who want to work in the arts than in menial work, many more than any present program allows for success within.
Show Post(note that, unlike a swordfish, gyarados does have scales. they're just the wrong kind)
Show Postalso just like swordfish i would not want to encounter a gyarados in the ocean because it could kill me pretty easily
Show Postwhen young (magikarp) it has kosher scales, but when matured it does not. but a kosher animal can't stop being kosher so there's a maḥloqet among the rabbis of the vaad kanto as to its status
Show Postin a whatsapp group in which i am a member we are arguing about which pokemon are kosher and i just want to say for the record: gyarados is like swordfish
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