Unicorns Aren T Real But Giraffes Are at Sarah Geneff blog

Unicorns Aren T Real But Giraffes Are. It’s taking a person who’s trying to deconstruct the “complexity” of pronouns (she/he/they, not that confusing, all very real and valid) in a comical sense, and then. “giraffes are about as likely as unicorns,” says one of the film’s talking heads, john doherty, of queen’s university, belfast. That giraffe looks just as striking as the unicorn. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety. Even the name makes more. In case you were wondering, both female and male giraffes have. Imagine describing a giraffe to someone from a different planet using words only. A unicorn makes more sense than a giraffe. Unicorns are real, they're called rhinoceros. I saw a horse yesterday with a trafic cone on its head, looked pretty fuckin unicorny to me. How are unicorns fake but giraffes are real like. If you think about it. To anyone with critical thinking: Twitter user kyle brownlee posted a pretty obvious question over the weekend:

In case you were wondering, both female and male giraffes have. I saw a horse yesterday with a trafic cone on its head, looked pretty fuckin unicorny to me. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety. That giraffe looks just as striking as the unicorn. A unicorn makes more sense than a giraffe. If you think about it. “giraffes are about as likely as unicorns,” says one of the film’s talking heads, john doherty, of queen’s university, belfast. How are unicorns fake but giraffes are real like. Even the name makes more. To anyone with critical thinking:

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Unicorns Aren T Real But Giraffes Are If you think about it. About press copyright contact us creators advertise developers terms privacy policy & safety. I saw a horse yesterday with a trafic cone on its head, looked pretty fuckin unicorny to me. In case you were wondering, both female and male giraffes have. Twitter user kyle brownlee posted a pretty obvious question over the weekend: Even the name makes more. If you think about it. To anyone with critical thinking: How are unicorns fake but giraffes are real like. That giraffe looks just as striking as the unicorn. Imagine describing a giraffe to someone from a different planet using words only. Unicorns are real, they're called rhinoceros. It’s taking a person who’s trying to deconstruct the “complexity” of pronouns (she/he/they, not that confusing, all very real and valid) in a comical sense, and then. A unicorn makes more sense than a giraffe. “giraffes are about as likely as unicorns,” says one of the film’s talking heads, john doherty, of queen’s university, belfast.