[ SECRET POST #6975 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6975 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Hazbin Hotel]



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[Star Wars Special: C-3PO (2016)]























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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Something looking childish is never going to be a deterrent outside of a formal work environment for me. Acting like an adult is subjective and a lot of what I like about it is that I can do whatever I want that I couldn't do as a kid.

[(Anonymous)]

Sometimes the oddest things turn up decorative. I was looking at what were basically surgical scissors from a company called Castroviejo at a hobby site that specializes in miniatures and tools for same. They happened to be out of them at the time, so I looked to see who else had them and found a surgical site that happened to have a better price... and sold them in anodized rainbow color!

So yeah, I bought the rainbow scissors, why not? (Though I do wonder why actual surgeons might want that instead of plain stainless steel...)

https://surgicalmart.com/shop/surgical-instruments/surgical-scissors/rainbow-castroviejo-scissors-4-5-straight-sm4976/

[(Anonymous)]

I think there are some things that are objectively "adult" and objectively "childish," and I think the notion that we all just get to decide what being an adult means is ultimately a way to avoid a lot of things we don't want to face.

[(Anonymous)]

Perhaps, but I also think of CS Lewis' famous quote (though it may be that he knew when you definitely had to put away childish things, if only for a while).