aivlysann replied to your video: In which I see if I can make you nauseous via… not as…
Sunday, May 26th, 2013not as shaky as I expected, given the warning, but far prettier.
YouTube’s image-stabilization feature to the rescue, yay! The original was much worse.
But yeah, they’re like jewels. I feel bad for the plants, but I love looking at the beetles.
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aivlysann replied to your post: aivlysann replied to your post: Hey John i was… oh weird,…
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013aivlysann replied to your post: aivlysann replied to your post: Hey John i was…
oh weird, i’ve never come across that group other than all the people who ask for your url. but how does trading followers even work. you follow people for what they post, not their url?
Yes, exactly. I’ve had people propose that I swap URLs with them, and describing the large number of the followers I will thereby receive. Maybe I’m misinterpreting what they’re suggesting, though. I know there have been other times when the deal was described as including the other party _promoting_ my blog to their followers (like, “hey, minions, go follow this guy”). Maybe that’s all they meant?
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aivlysann replied to your post: Hey John i was wondering if i could please have your url? I would…
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013aivlysann replied to your post: Hey John i was wondering if i could please have your url? I would trade you a new url or something and gain you followers for it!
i am always shocked when someone asks for your url. just, confused. like, why do they think this would work? what do they actually have to offer you? it all makes no sense to me.
It doesn’t really make sense to me either. I’ve come to understand that there exists a whole Tumblr subculture of people who trade URLs and followers like baseball cards, but it seems very weird.
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