fidget spinner – Site Title

banana-spice: patron-saint-of-smart-asses: celticpyro: museum-of-artifacts: Spinning toy with animal heads. Mesopotamia, 2000-1800 BC Ancient Mesopotamian Fidget Spinner for Furries don’t ever combine a sentence like that ever again @weirdwyvern Source: museum-of-artifacts

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editor-c: glumshoe: I watched my 12 year old camper decorate his fidget spinner. @eckcro Source: glumshoe

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crixge: Oh god Source: crixge

browsedankmemes: Not taking any chances Source: browsedankmemes

sentient-sin-bin: viktor-loves-yuu: skitten219: I started feeling physically ill while drawing this and it still hasn’t gone away this is undoubtedly the most cursed image i have ever seen and my crops are dying, my grades are failing, my acne is worsening, my bank account is crying, Its what bill would’ve wanted Source: skitten219

jeffblobfish: even though the date on the photo literally dates it to 2 months ago, this gives off strong feelings of being in the 90s Source: whooappl6international

What the Fidget Spinners Fad Reveals About Disability Discrimination

smallsmallrose: dr-archeville: I’m angry about the sudden popularity of fidget spinners, but probably not for the reasons you think. I’m not mad that they’re disruptive in class, or obnoxiously trendy. I’m furious because of what they reveal about societal power structures, and the pathologizing of disabled people by non-disabled persons. Autistic people (and others with …

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