People followed me because of that MtG post? This Tumblr really isn’t the one I use for Magic, so prepare for disappointment (or unfollow, I don’t really care that much) :P
People followed me because of that MtG post? This Tumblr really isn’t the one I use for Magic, so prepare for disappointment (or unfollow, I don’t really care that much) :P
I always feel horrible whenever I read about scams that the average consumer would fall for.
I imagine some old grandma scrounging up the last of her life savings to buy a birthday present for her grandson in a last-ditch effort to reconnect with him before she dies. She buys this extravagant present that she thinks he’ll enjoy (but doesn’t know his interests for certain, she just knows that he’s into this sort of thing), but it’s ultimately a waste of money though she doesn’t know this. The grandson opens his present and tries to hide the look of disappointment on his face as best as he can since he knows how much she spent on this gift. He tries to show that he enjoys it to make her feel better, but both of them know the truth and are left with a deep feeling of disappointment.
Disclaimer: This never happened to me, but…
How intriguing. Everyone that I knew from high school has changed so much. Maybe it’s not that they’ve changed but that I never knew them to begin with. High school weighs more heavily on some people. Still, the dissonance between my image of them and their actions is jarring.
(Source: wordsthat-speak, via forx2ever)