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Tempest
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Medical school grad procrastinating on Boredpanda instead of studying for the million exams that comes with her medical career!
I love animals, nature, and travel so particularly enjoy such content in here. I have one cat of my own (an old but sassy tabby) and am the self-proclaimed favourite hooman to two neighbourhood dogs.

Tough_Letterhead9399 reply
People who are overly patriotic. Like i get it, you can think your country is nice and everything but usually when people think that it is because it's the only country they know. Or they have been so heavily propagandised that they can't see the good elsewhere while being unable to see the bad where they live.

England
Christmas pantomime — they're camp, silly plays aimed at children during Christmastime. It's a normal thing that happens every Christmas in the UK and Ireland. They usually have someone in drag, and there's lots of audience participation. You don't realize quite how strange they are until you take someone not from the UK to see one, and they're completely baffled.
England
Christmas pantomime — they're camp, silly plays aimed at children during Christmastime. It's a normal thing that happens every Christmas in the UK and Ireland. They usually have someone in drag, and there's lots of audience participation. You don't realize quite how strange they are until you take someone not from the UK to see one, and they're completely baffled.

Tough_Letterhead9399 reply
People who are overly patriotic. Like i get it, you can think your country is nice and everything but usually when people think that it is because it's the only country they know. Or they have been so heavily propagandised that they can't see the good elsewhere while being unable to see the bad where they live.

England
Christmas pantomime — they're camp, silly plays aimed at children during Christmastime. It's a normal thing that happens every Christmas in the UK and Ireland. They usually have someone in drag, and there's lots of audience participation. You don't realize quite how strange they are until you take someone not from the UK to see one, and they're completely baffled.
















