Poof

Alice in Borderland was dope af

this year was garbage so that shouldnt be difficult but how much better if at all is the question

Happy Birthday @little_girl_lost

nothing at all really

please tell me you both have eye protection

can we get a special edition that retro edits jake over hayden in II and III?

but this would've been so much better than this its like hayden is trying so hard to portray what jake simply is

give it a scrub!

kinda looked funky but I guess thats just the jar

this isn't even edited

It only wants to live

Sawdy showing good posting form by skipping everyone and having a conversation w/pooh

i've had worse

you wanna drug binge w/me?

is it moldy?

posers

1 day

YOU GODDAMN KILLED MARY ANN YOU FUCKIN ASSHOLES DAMN YOUS ALL TO HELL

whats kanji?

i do not love you robot

Nothing. Going to see one of my rapper boyfriends the next day tho

Hunter Biden is so fucking cool

2 days

Another amphibious doc. The Everglades. It doesn't know if it's a river, a swamp, a prairie, or some other shit. This is a departure from the previous documentaries featured in my Wet Files™ because the guy who narrates this one definitely does action movie trailers which makes sense because Florida. This documentary really feels very Florida somehow. Like of course it does because it's all in Florida, but there's something else Floridian about it too. Something intangible. I learned that alligators excavate their own little pools in the everglades. I don't know if they do that elsewhere or if it's just an everglades thing. I'm still learning more about alligators and crocodiles even now after watching them so much already. Anyway, they make these pools to lure in big fish because the everglades can be really shallow, and a deep pool is tempting for them so they aggregate there. It also helps the gator stay hydrated when it gets dry which apparently the everglades do. It's not all alligators. This doc was fairly light on alligators considering it's the everglades. Also featured are the declining raccoons, small swimming deer, egrets, fishes, sharks, horsehoe crabs, invasive pythons, non-horseshoe crabs, and weirdo turtles.