Why was the 2005 protest culture so weird? Because after four years of war, people realized that a giant papier-mâché head says more than a thousand words.
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⏳ Time Capsule: This is how we rolled in the first two decades of the internet
I lost my stocks but I kept my sense of humor.
Old school processing, new school laughs.
The kids aren’t alright, they’re laughing too hard.
Zerg rush of laughter! Kekekekeke!
We are many. We are laughing.