
she/her. geometry dash player (black blizzard hardest). mother of lovely son @parasiticpuppi. basic dni.
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Reading Trotsky for a class rn, and even when he says something right he says it in the most obnoxious way possible. Truly a Redditor
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Donald Trump if he was a 1920s Anti-Bolshevik:
“Lying Lenin
Tricky Trotsky
Sleepy Joe (Stalin)
Bumbling Bukharin”
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alex tuch has more goals in fewer games than connor mcdavid #IKnowWhoMyGoatIs
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What a goal from Alex Formenton to get the score closer to 5-0! Google Alex Formenton hockey 5 to know more!
I think DIY HRT has a branding problem. With just a little bit of research I became a fan of it, but it being called 'DIY' sounded unsafe and it initially turned me off, and I wouldn't be surprised if others were put off by the name itself. The name makes it sound ad-hoc
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*paws at you* downtown
*paws at you* one more round
*paws at you* i wanna feel it like
*paws at you* i'm crashing through the ground-
#flavorfoley_fa
what value does alex formenton provide to both ice hockey and society
#LetsGoOilers (8-2-2) vs #Flames (5-6-0)
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Scratched: Jones, Hallander, Walman
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We have collaborated with local artist and illustrator Cato Cormier to design a new Winnipeg Jets Pride logo!
The design draws on the diversity of the natural world, reflecting identities within the 2SLGBTQ+ community, and uses historically associated imagery and a vibrant colour palette to connect to the broader history and symbolism of Pride 🏳️🌈

ALT Winnipeg Jets Pride Night graphic with the message: Designed by Cato Cormier, the Winnipeg Jets Pride inspired logo draws on the diversity of the natural world to reflect identities within the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Plants, flowers and insects are among the symbols representing transformation, fluidity and renewal, while the use of asymmetry and naturally occurring variation reinforces the diversity that exists within nature. Historically associated imagery and a vibrant colour palette connect to the broader history and symbolism of Pride, together expressing inclusion, authenticity and joy.






























