Friday, June 12, 2020

Twitter Thread: Girl Converts Roommate's Bedroom Into Museum


This was definitely silly, and definitely a little bit of an invasion of privacy. That being said, they did a good enough job at the mission. 

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Text - Ellen Huet Follow @ellenhuet opportunity: two of your housemates take a trip battle plan: rest of house bands together to convert their bedroom into an error-filled anthropological exhibit from the future

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Fictional character - United States Currency Metal, paper, glass The collection of metal and paper in this container is believed to be a shrine. Some humans followed the religion known as Capitalism, and believed they would go to "Bankruptcy" if they did not leave daily offerings for their economic deity, who would collect the offerings with an Invisible Hand. ete

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Material property - HOT PROF Sex Toy Polypropylene and steel A rare and highly well-maintained example of the type of device used by 20th century humans for optimizing eugonadal elevation. Notice the clamp designed for the somewhat titillating practice known as "crimping'.

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Blue - Condom Yam Humans of this era would sew condoms to use before mating.

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Text - Andrew Bader 27 19 587 @Andrew_B_Bader · 21h Replying to @ellenhuet @lai I'm impressed someone owned a laminator.

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Text - Ellen Huet O 27 30 987 @ellenhuet · 21h Replying to @Andrew_B_Bader @lai it was my first time using one and honestly now i might laminate everything

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Text - Andrew Bader t7 10 362 @Andrew_B_Bader · 21h Replying to @ellenhuet @lai That's how they get you. Next thing you know you're going to find yourself wondering which label maker to get.

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Text - Ellen Huet Follow @ellenhuet Replying to @Andrew_B_Bader @lai too late. we already use so many labels that we labeled them

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Text - IT'S BAAAAAAAAAAAACK... Identifier Paper, ink Early humans had no long-term memory, and would use "labels" in order to re-identify objects when seeing them after 15 minutes. Here, we see a label used to identify the "back" of a door.

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