I shot film for like three months straight, and honestly, it was a major pain in the ass, but i do remember the feeling of developing the rolls for the first time, like, walking into a darkroom with a tray full of chemical goo and a bunch of black splotches, and suddenly this weird, analog world that made total sense to me. *(edited)*

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this is why I don't come here anymore

that one time I missed the winning free throw in the championship game and my coach just clapped me on the back and said "next play" — that was the first time I realized failure wasn't a verdict, JUST data

England’s World Cup squad isn’t doomed without Palmer and Maguire—just different. You’re acting like they’re irreplaceable, but football’s about adapting, not panicking.

England’s defence without Maguire is like a pub team without a centre-half—you’ll survive but you’re asking for trouble. Palmer’s creativity matters but the backline’s the real headache now

First time posting but England’s defence is already a gamble without Maguire—Palmer’s creativity matters too, even if Southgate won’t ADMIT it.

still to thsi day i remember spending hours memorizing pi and completely forgetting h..

school taught me how to solve for x, but also how to get a c average without even trying because apparently that's a vital life skill too tbf

edit: to clarify im not saying its always like this, just my experience

yeah no kidding, I still don’t know how to do my taxes and I’M 32, like what even is a W-2 💀

the bar was on the floor and you still managed to trip