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kpn
Bracelet King
Country: On the run
Joined: 4 months, 2 weeks ago
greetings
gender is a no no i have it set on undefined for a reason but ig i prefer masc
really just he/she/they/cheesecake ig
pan ace
intj
5w4
i like to give patterns five stars even if i'm not in the fandom it's just fun to be nice
also i rate a lot of genshin patterns high i'm not a genshiner but my friend is and i appreciate the lore
also pls don't message me unless it's smth quick, important, or about Jesus (: sry, it's not y'all, it's a me thing
anyways
massive f1 fan and that tends to be my whole personality sometimes
lowkey angered easily but i also bottle it up so that's cute
music all the time it's not even funny i had to take a break because i was realizing that there were songs that just didn't hit the same
but
arctic monkeys, strokes, the coral, mcr, milgram, black keys, two door cinema club, radiohead, falloutboy, fratellis, reytons, cage the elephant, jon guerra, killers, nirvana, death cab for cutie fan forever
that list is not in order but i genuinely can't choose bc when i listen to why'd you only call me when you're high i have an out of body experience it's so good
movies/books i've cried for:
the imitation game (the aftermath and real life connections just put me into a depressive state for a few days and i hate that that even happened)
radio silence (BRIAN)
crazy rich asians (the wedding scene gets me idk)
in the heights (when they sang alabanza)
the outsiders (dally and it was too relatable at the time lol)
no longer human (the bit where yozo realizes that the second wife doesn't actually need him and just runs away also slightly too relatable)
queer eye every episode omg
that's it i don't cry for many things
books:
no longer human
11/22/63
anna karenina
bridge to terabithia
crazy rich asians trilogy
a series of unfortunate events
aussie grit
solitaire
radio silence
strange planet compilations
sgt piggy's lonely hearts club band
and the Bible ofc
shows:
umbrella academy
queer eye
carmen sandiego for the carulia tension
gilmore girls
drive to survive bc of oscar's awkwardness when will buxton makes eye contact with him
young sheldon
the office
snl sketches
a series of unfortunate events and the books are even better
BUNGO STRAY DOGS BC SKK, SUEGIKU, SSKK, SIGZAI, AND RAMPOE ARE CURRENTLY MY LIFEBLOOD
amphibia
gravity falls
wandavision
mandalorian
BROOKLYN NINE NINE
he(don't really wanna say it (: )uva boss
also i absolutely love machinarium and samorost if any fellow fans out there exist
and nes zelda and tetris
quite enjoy those
whatever the gender neutral term for fangirl is that's me for ollie, lando, charles, oscar pastry, and arthur
praying for Palestine
praying for Congo
praying for Ukraine
praying for the whole world bc we humans have really messed things up
books you HAVE TO READ:
the watchmaker's daughter
God's smuggler
bridge to terabithia
testimony:
I am 100% a Christian. I grew up in a Christian family but I didn't know what it really meant to know God as my Savior. I knew that He died, it was brutal, and now I can go to Heaven, but I couldn't see him in my life. Getting older, I started to see the logical side of Christianity. Isn't it amazon that if the Earth were just a little farther away from the Sun, we'd be absolutely freezing, and if it were a little closer, we'd burn up? Or that every atom has a perfect build and set composition, no matter what? Or that humans are able to love, think, feel, and create? The fact that acacia trees can send out signals to turn bitter when one tree is eaten so that the others aren't eaten? How abt the beautiful design of galaxies across the universe? The Fibonacci spiral across nature? God is everywhere, and all of Creation suggests an intelligent Designer. I leaned into this a few years ago, and I'm becoming able to see God everywhere now. However, now I'm learning about the loving side of God who works in our life. He's the only one I can truly depend on- friends, family, and things won't last eternally, but He will. With clinical depression, I've learned quickly that nothing works in this world to make me feel better, God is the only one who helps. I feel called to spread the Word and true message of Christianity- Jesus died for YOU, you are loved beyond anything you can imagine, and you can spread that love too. I've seen God work in my life, and it's absolutely changed me and I hope you can see it for yourself too.
AND TO ALL HOMOPHOBIC, RACIST, SEXIST, OR OTHERWISE HATEFUL CHRISTIANS: YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG DUDE. Where in the Bible does it say to nate people? Jesus says love your neighbor and love your enemy, so deal with it. As I once saw on a tshirt, if you hate anyone because of your religion, you're doing it wrong.
If you've had problems with the Church or felt ostracized for any reason, you are welcomed into the Kingdom of God as His beloved child, and He will never forsake you. I'm so sorry if you have bad experiences with Christians, I have too. Please don't hate Christianity though. It's valid to be angry at them, but those people aren't doing it correctly. You are accepted, beloved, cared for, and wanted. DON'T FORGET IT.
Also recently I've been feeling called to learn more about the whole world and its stories. I feel like all of those stories should be spread and that the world shouldn't be so scared of itself. Again, Christians are called to love everybody, so there's no excuse for absolutely hating one country! I already love geography (learned all countries, capitals, and flags lol) and I think I can use that gift to do mission work and/or teach people how to love everyone around them. If you have a God given gift, use it! He gave it to you for a reason 🩵
my thoughts on the gilmore girls finale: DISAPPOINTED. rory totally should have been with logan. He's too good for her, tho. i'm glad they got back together in ayitl, but that whole thing was a mess and i don't really count it. jess was good for her, but it wouldn't have worked. tristan? no. dean deserved to die in a hole, btw. anyways rory and logan forever and s5 e12 makes me so happy
a random essay i wrote on burritos:
According to Britannica, a burrito is a common cylindrical food item of Mexican and American origin, but really, they are so much more than that. Burritos do not just represent a delicious snack, but also rich culture, years of history, and best of all, a disturbing and rapid-onset trip to the bathroom.
While no burrito is the same, they do all mostly have the same general build. Most burritos consist of a tortilla wrapped around certain ingredients, such as a selection of meat (pork, chicken, steak, etc.), beans, lettuce, cheese, corn, and tomatoes. While these are not found in every single burrito, they are common staples for the tasty wrap.
It is most likely that burritos were invented in Sonora, a northern coastal state of Mexico, though they have no definite inventor. Sonora is known for its agricultural and livestock production, which can clearly contribute to the creation of the burrito. They produce plenty of wheat, which can be used to make the tortilla. They can also grow any fruits or vegetables necessary, such as the corn, lettuce, beans, and/or tomatoes. The exciting thing about burritos, though, is that they do not have a definite makeup. Really, they can contain anything you want. A burrito could be spaghetti and sprinkles with a touch of tofu and still be just as valid as the burrito recipe mentioned above, though obviously not as delicious!
In fact, the word burrito has a very interesting etymology. Burro is Spanish for donkey, and -ito is a suffix meaning small or little*. So if you translate this directly, you would obviously still have the wonderful, widely appreciated Hispanic dish… the tiny donkey! This term has no confirmed origin, but there are plenty of stories surrounding it. Some suggest that travelers would roll their bedrolls (fancy sleeping bags) over the saddle of their donkeys and take off, while others say that street food stands had baskets of burritos attached to their donkeys, which they sold to travelers.
There is a possibility that the burrito was invented by a street food vendor named Juan Méndez, during the Mexican Revolution in 1910-1921. He wrapped his food in tortillas to keep them warm (which, by the way, sounds like a fantastic waste of tortilla if you are not saving them afterwards!) After doing this, he decided that this was an enjoyable way to keep food warm. Keeping the tortilla on decreased tortilla waste, as well as increasing the burrito taste. Of course, it is important to remember that this is just a theory, not a confirmed fact.
There are now many variations of the modern burrito, including breakfast burritos, bean burritos, and deep fried burritos, called chimichangas. They are popular in the Southwest and also have varying origin stories, with some people claiming that they were created in Arizona and New Mexico, some saying that they were a type of fried egg roll, and others deciding that they were developed in Sinaloa, Mexico by workers. They are now popular not just across the continent, but around the world.
Burritos rose to popularity relatively recently, of course, but there is still evidence of crude burritos created by the Mayans, a native tribe of Mexico located around the Yucatán Peninsula and Guatemala. They used tortillas made of maize, which was believed to be a sacred plant used by the gods. It was also perceived as especially healthy and medicinal. They prepared their corn tortillas with ingredients inside, potentially creating the first burrito. However, it is almost impossible to say that the Mayans were the first people in human history to wrap a food around another food and eat it all together.
A common misconception about burritos is that they are the same as or types of chimichangas, enchiladas, fajitas, tacos, and quesadillas. This is not true! As mentioned above, chimichangas are a form of burritos, but deep fried. Enchiladas, while still containing similar ingredients, are made to be served out of a dish to share. Fajitas are very similar wraps of vegetables and meat, but are translated differently. Faja belt, and as stated above, -ita just means small. Thus, we form the term fajita- small belt. However, the word was usually used to refer to the cut of steak in the dish. Tacos are tortillas filled with ingredients, but folded in half instead of rolled. Quesadillas are essentially just fried Mexican cheese toasties with toppings. These foods, though quite similar, are not the same and should be treated with the respect they deserve.
Nowadays, burrito eating can also constitute a Guinness World Record. Leah Shutkever, representing the United Kingdom, managed to consume a giant burrito in 44.20 seconds. She was also able to eat a burrito in a video in 35.26 seconds!
Burritos are a fantastic Mexican dish, and though they do not have definite roots, there are plenty of theories on where they came from. They can be made from just about anything as long as you wrap the food up, and are almost always appetizing and flavorful. They may not be completely unique, but are still tasty nonetheless! If you ever find yourself wondering what should be for snack or lunch, go for the delectable and classic tiny donkey!
*-Ito, -ita, -itos, and -itas are easy to add onto any Spanish word. If the last consonant in the word is c, like in chica, you replace that c with a qu and add -ita, making chiquita (not the bananas). If the last consonant is g, like in amigo, you turn it into gu and then add your suffix, forming amiguito. If the last consonant is z, like in plaza, you change the z into a c and add -ita to create placita. -Ito and -ita become -cito and -cita if your word ends in n, r, or e, like padre, to create padrecito. For words that end in o or a and have two syllables, and the first syllable has an ie or ue, you drop the o or a and add -ecito or -ecita. You can change fuego into fuegecito following this rule.
Citations
McNamee, Gregory Lewis. "burrito". Encyclopedia Britannica, 15 Sep. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/topic/burrito. Accessed 28 February 2024.
Nagi. “Beef Burrito”. RecipeTin Eats, 7 Oct. 2018, https://www.recipetineats.com/beef-burritos/#wprm-recipe-container-21941. Accessed 28 February 2024.
Admin. “Why is it Called a Burrito?” High Tide Tacho Bar, 9 Mar. 2020, https://hightidetacobar.com/tacos-in-farmingdale-10. Accessed 28 February 2024.
Panini Team. “How to Use ‘Ito’ and ‘Ita’ in Spanish”. Panini, 17 May 2021, https://paniniapp.co/2021/05/17/how-to-use-ito-and-ita-in-spanish/. Accessed 28 February 2024.
“The Difference Between Enchiladas, Fajitas, Tacos, Burritos, & Quesadillas”. Old El Paso, https://www.oldelpaso.co.uk/articles/meet-the-family. Accessed 28 February 2024.
Desh, Diptesh. “Fun Facts about Burritos”. Facts Just For Kids, https://www.factsjustforkids.com/food-facts/fun-facts-about-burritos-for-kids/. Accessed 28 February 2024.
Shanfelt, Eric. “4 Foods You Didn’t Know Came From the Mayans”. HudsonValley, 22 Apr. 2015, https://hvmag.com/food/4-foods-you-didnt-know-came-from-the-mayans/. Accessed 28 February 2024.
also go check out rics_girl3, they're real cool!
satatea is also fantastic i didn't know two humans could share so many interests at once
and ofc _vuroee my partner in crime for f1 crochet
um i make bracelets obvs
i'm always cold
don't try to guess my gender it didn't work for me either
yeah just f1 is life
i'm not giving you little stalkers any more information
Jesus loves you even if you don't love him
gender is a no no i have it set on undefined for a reason but ig i prefer masc
really just he/she/they/cheesecake ig
pan ace
intj
5w4
i like to give patterns five stars even if i'm not in the fandom it's just fun to be nice
also i rate a lot of genshin patterns high i'm not a genshiner but my friend is and i appreciate the lore
also pls don't message me unless it's smth quick, important, or about Jesus (: sry, it's not y'all, it's a me thing
anyways
massive f1 fan and that tends to be my whole personality sometimes
lowkey angered easily but i also bottle it up so that's cute
music all the time it's not even funny i had to take a break because i was realizing that there were songs that just didn't hit the same
but
arctic monkeys, strokes, the coral, mcr, milgram, black keys, two door cinema club, radiohead, falloutboy, fratellis, reytons, cage the elephant, jon guerra, killers, nirvana, death cab for cutie fan forever
that list is not in order but i genuinely can't choose bc when i listen to why'd you only call me when you're high i have an out of body experience it's so good
movies/books i've cried for:
the imitation game (the aftermath and real life connections just put me into a depressive state for a few days and i hate that that even happened)
radio silence (BRIAN)
crazy rich asians (the wedding scene gets me idk)
in the heights (when they sang alabanza)
the outsiders (dally and it was too relatable at the time lol)
no longer human (the bit where yozo realizes that the second wife doesn't actually need him and just runs away also slightly too relatable)
queer eye every episode omg
that's it i don't cry for many things
books:
no longer human
11/22/63
anna karenina
bridge to terabithia
crazy rich asians trilogy
a series of unfortunate events
aussie grit
solitaire
radio silence
strange planet compilations
sgt piggy's lonely hearts club band
and the Bible ofc
shows:
umbrella academy
queer eye
carmen sandiego for the carulia tension
gilmore girls
drive to survive bc of oscar's awkwardness when will buxton makes eye contact with him
young sheldon
the office
snl sketches
a series of unfortunate events and the books are even better
BUNGO STRAY DOGS BC SKK, SUEGIKU, SSKK, SIGZAI, AND RAMPOE ARE CURRENTLY MY LIFEBLOOD
amphibia
gravity falls
wandavision
mandalorian
BROOKLYN NINE NINE
he(don't really wanna say it (: )uva boss
also i absolutely love machinarium and samorost if any fellow fans out there exist
and nes zelda and tetris
quite enjoy those
whatever the gender neutral term for fangirl is that's me for ollie, lando, charles, oscar pastry, and arthur
praying for Palestine
praying for Congo
praying for Ukraine
praying for the whole world bc we humans have really messed things up
books you HAVE TO READ:
the watchmaker's daughter
God's smuggler
bridge to terabithia
testimony:
I am 100% a Christian. I grew up in a Christian family but I didn't know what it really meant to know God as my Savior. I knew that He died, it was brutal, and now I can go to Heaven, but I couldn't see him in my life. Getting older, I started to see the logical side of Christianity. Isn't it amazon that if the Earth were just a little farther away from the Sun, we'd be absolutely freezing, and if it were a little closer, we'd burn up? Or that every atom has a perfect build and set composition, no matter what? Or that humans are able to love, think, feel, and create? The fact that acacia trees can send out signals to turn bitter when one tree is eaten so that the others aren't eaten? How abt the beautiful design of galaxies across the universe? The Fibonacci spiral across nature? God is everywhere, and all of Creation suggests an intelligent Designer. I leaned into this a few years ago, and I'm becoming able to see God everywhere now. However, now I'm learning about the loving side of God who works in our life. He's the only one I can truly depend on- friends, family, and things won't last eternally, but He will. With clinical depression, I've learned quickly that nothing works in this world to make me feel better, God is the only one who helps. I feel called to spread the Word and true message of Christianity- Jesus died for YOU, you are loved beyond anything you can imagine, and you can spread that love too. I've seen God work in my life, and it's absolutely changed me and I hope you can see it for yourself too.
AND TO ALL HOMOPHOBIC, RACIST, SEXIST, OR OTHERWISE HATEFUL CHRISTIANS: YOU'RE DOING IT WRONG DUDE. Where in the Bible does it say to nate people? Jesus says love your neighbor and love your enemy, so deal with it. As I once saw on a tshirt, if you hate anyone because of your religion, you're doing it wrong.
If you've had problems with the Church or felt ostracized for any reason, you are welcomed into the Kingdom of God as His beloved child, and He will never forsake you. I'm so sorry if you have bad experiences with Christians, I have too. Please don't hate Christianity though. It's valid to be angry at them, but those people aren't doing it correctly. You are accepted, beloved, cared for, and wanted. DON'T FORGET IT.
Also recently I've been feeling called to learn more about the whole world and its stories. I feel like all of those stories should be spread and that the world shouldn't be so scared of itself. Again, Christians are called to love everybody, so there's no excuse for absolutely hating one country! I already love geography (learned all countries, capitals, and flags lol) and I think I can use that gift to do mission work and/or teach people how to love everyone around them. If you have a God given gift, use it! He gave it to you for a reason 🩵
my thoughts on the gilmore girls finale: DISAPPOINTED. rory totally should have been with logan. He's too good for her, tho. i'm glad they got back together in ayitl, but that whole thing was a mess and i don't really count it. jess was good for her, but it wouldn't have worked. tristan? no. dean deserved to die in a hole, btw. anyways rory and logan forever and s5 e12 makes me so happy
a random essay i wrote on burritos:
According to Britannica, a burrito is a common cylindrical food item of Mexican and American origin, but really, they are so much more than that. Burritos do not just represent a delicious snack, but also rich culture, years of history, and best of all, a disturbing and rapid-onset trip to the bathroom.
While no burrito is the same, they do all mostly have the same general build. Most burritos consist of a tortilla wrapped around certain ingredients, such as a selection of meat (pork, chicken, steak, etc.), beans, lettuce, cheese, corn, and tomatoes. While these are not found in every single burrito, they are common staples for the tasty wrap.
It is most likely that burritos were invented in Sonora, a northern coastal state of Mexico, though they have no definite inventor. Sonora is known for its agricultural and livestock production, which can clearly contribute to the creation of the burrito. They produce plenty of wheat, which can be used to make the tortilla. They can also grow any fruits or vegetables necessary, such as the corn, lettuce, beans, and/or tomatoes. The exciting thing about burritos, though, is that they do not have a definite makeup. Really, they can contain anything you want. A burrito could be spaghetti and sprinkles with a touch of tofu and still be just as valid as the burrito recipe mentioned above, though obviously not as delicious!
In fact, the word burrito has a very interesting etymology. Burro is Spanish for donkey, and -ito is a suffix meaning small or little*. So if you translate this directly, you would obviously still have the wonderful, widely appreciated Hispanic dish… the tiny donkey! This term has no confirmed origin, but there are plenty of stories surrounding it. Some suggest that travelers would roll their bedrolls (fancy sleeping bags) over the saddle of their donkeys and take off, while others say that street food stands had baskets of burritos attached to their donkeys, which they sold to travelers.
There is a possibility that the burrito was invented by a street food vendor named Juan Méndez, during the Mexican Revolution in 1910-1921. He wrapped his food in tortillas to keep them warm (which, by the way, sounds like a fantastic waste of tortilla if you are not saving them afterwards!) After doing this, he decided that this was an enjoyable way to keep food warm. Keeping the tortilla on decreased tortilla waste, as well as increasing the burrito taste. Of course, it is important to remember that this is just a theory, not a confirmed fact.
There are now many variations of the modern burrito, including breakfast burritos, bean burritos, and deep fried burritos, called chimichangas. They are popular in the Southwest and also have varying origin stories, with some people claiming that they were created in Arizona and New Mexico, some saying that they were a type of fried egg roll, and others deciding that they were developed in Sinaloa, Mexico by workers. They are now popular not just across the continent, but around the world.
Burritos rose to popularity relatively recently, of course, but there is still evidence of crude burritos created by the Mayans, a native tribe of Mexico located around the Yucatán Peninsula and Guatemala. They used tortillas made of maize, which was believed to be a sacred plant used by the gods. It was also perceived as especially healthy and medicinal. They prepared their corn tortillas with ingredients inside, potentially creating the first burrito. However, it is almost impossible to say that the Mayans were the first people in human history to wrap a food around another food and eat it all together.
A common misconception about burritos is that they are the same as or types of chimichangas, enchiladas, fajitas, tacos, and quesadillas. This is not true! As mentioned above, chimichangas are a form of burritos, but deep fried. Enchiladas, while still containing similar ingredients, are made to be served out of a dish to share. Fajitas are very similar wraps of vegetables and meat, but are translated differently. Faja belt, and as stated above, -ita just means small. Thus, we form the term fajita- small belt. However, the word was usually used to refer to the cut of steak in the dish. Tacos are tortillas filled with ingredients, but folded in half instead of rolled. Quesadillas are essentially just fried Mexican cheese toasties with toppings. These foods, though quite similar, are not the same and should be treated with the respect they deserve.
Nowadays, burrito eating can also constitute a Guinness World Record. Leah Shutkever, representing the United Kingdom, managed to consume a giant burrito in 44.20 seconds. She was also able to eat a burrito in a video in 35.26 seconds!
Burritos are a fantastic Mexican dish, and though they do not have definite roots, there are plenty of theories on where they came from. They can be made from just about anything as long as you wrap the food up, and are almost always appetizing and flavorful. They may not be completely unique, but are still tasty nonetheless! If you ever find yourself wondering what should be for snack or lunch, go for the delectable and classic tiny donkey!
*-Ito, -ita, -itos, and -itas are easy to add onto any Spanish word. If the last consonant in the word is c, like in chica, you replace that c with a qu and add -ita, making chiquita (not the bananas). If the last consonant is g, like in amigo, you turn it into gu and then add your suffix, forming amiguito. If the last consonant is z, like in plaza, you change the z into a c and add -ita to create placita. -Ito and -ita become -cito and -cita if your word ends in n, r, or e, like padre, to create padrecito. For words that end in o or a and have two syllables, and the first syllable has an ie or ue, you drop the o or a and add -ecito or -ecita. You can change fuego into fuegecito following this rule.
Citations
McNamee, Gregory Lewis. "burrito". Encyclopedia Britannica, 15 Sep. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/topic/burrito. Accessed 28 February 2024.
Nagi. “Beef Burrito”. RecipeTin Eats, 7 Oct. 2018, https://www.recipetineats.com/beef-burritos/#wprm-recipe-container-21941. Accessed 28 February 2024.
Admin. “Why is it Called a Burrito?” High Tide Tacho Bar, 9 Mar. 2020, https://hightidetacobar.com/tacos-in-farmingdale-10. Accessed 28 February 2024.
Panini Team. “How to Use ‘Ito’ and ‘Ita’ in Spanish”. Panini, 17 May 2021, https://paniniapp.co/2021/05/17/how-to-use-ito-and-ita-in-spanish/. Accessed 28 February 2024.
“The Difference Between Enchiladas, Fajitas, Tacos, Burritos, & Quesadillas”. Old El Paso, https://www.oldelpaso.co.uk/articles/meet-the-family. Accessed 28 February 2024.
Desh, Diptesh. “Fun Facts about Burritos”. Facts Just For Kids, https://www.factsjustforkids.com/food-facts/fun-facts-about-burritos-for-kids/. Accessed 28 February 2024.
Shanfelt, Eric. “4 Foods You Didn’t Know Came From the Mayans”. HudsonValley, 22 Apr. 2015, https://hvmag.com/food/4-foods-you-didnt-know-came-from-the-mayans/. Accessed 28 February 2024.
also go check out rics_girl3, they're real cool!
satatea is also fantastic i didn't know two humans could share so many interests at once
and ofc _vuroee my partner in crime for f1 crochet
um i make bracelets obvs
i'm always cold
don't try to guess my gender it didn't work for me either
yeah just f1 is life
i'm not giving you little stalkers any more information
Jesus loves you even if you don't love him