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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford

PSA Everyone: 

Paris Road is getting official recognition and road signs. 
Paris Road is the matching identity of the American Ocean, thanks to the Pacific Ocean becoming it.. 

We could still keep it as PCH if you vote for it. 

Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford

Vitamins usually aren’t sparkly, but stars are full of vitamins and minerals. 
Ask me who’s reached the sky. 
I know, the universe has its own ways of keeping us going, even when the journey is hell. 
Personally, this is how I feel. 0heart10
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Evan Evan

Who said I couldn’t be a chef too? Yes we are doing this in 2026. 

Adding a little creativity, and a lot of passion. 

Honestly, maybe should ask WarnerBros or 1111 turn this into a whole production show! 

We’re starting with this Milk Shake recipe to feel better, celebrate ourselves and be more productive, bottom line. asset34

Captain on duty, session in place: 0heart56

Banana Milk Shake

A creamy, seenomany banana shake that takes about two minutes and makes you look far more put together than you actually are rn unless you are a genie and the limits.
Four ingredients, one blender, Xtra fun energy.
Best drunk immediately, ideally in the sun, not necessarily with a straw.
Prep Time 5 minutes
Total Time 5 minutes
Servings 2 Glasses

Ingredients
  

  • 1 ripe banana spotty is a good thing, that's where the sweetness lives
  • 250 ml milk dairy, oat, blue diamond, almond, whatever's in the fridge
  • 2 teaspoons sugar or honey, or maple syrup. Live a little.
  • 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon plus a pinch to dust on top like you mean it

Method
 

  1. Peel the banana and break it into a few chunks. Spotty is perfect, that's the sweet stuff.
    Toss it in the blender.
  2. Add the milk, sugar and cinnamon. Banana goes in first, Milk goes after 😅
  3. Blend on high for about 30 to 45 seconds, until it's smooth and creamy and you can't hear any banana chunks.
  4. Taste it. If thick Splash in more milk.
    Needs a hug? More cinnamon.
    Blend briefly and adjust until it's yours.
  5. Pour into a chilled glass, dust a little cinnamon on top for the aesthetic, add a straw if you're into it, and drink it before someone else does.

Notes

Want it thicker? Call me or use a frozen banana. 🍌
Feeling fancy? Chill the glass in the freezer for a few minutes first.
No dairy?  Get yourself a blue diamond almond milk from staples.
Obvi the cinnamon is non negotiable.
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 16, 2026 at 2:15 am

So many abnormal behaviours are becoming personal brands. 

Perhaps that’s what makes us distinct from SI and the Superior Kind, our beautifully inconvenient imperfections;

  • Bipolar disorder: Two Moods, One Icon.
  • ADHD : Me & Perfection.
  • Overthinking; Excessive Luxury.
  • Procrastination: Later, by Design.
  • Narcissism: A Mirror Above the Rest.
  • Commitment Issues: Limited Edition, Never Exclusive.
  • Social Anxiety: Private Access Only.
  • OCD: Flawless, Down to the Last Detail.
  • Impulse Control: Because Why Not Couture?
We're not developing quirks, we’re launching genetic brands.
Which ones are your favorites, pick two. 
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Evan Evan
wrote on October 15, 2026 at 6:02 pm

A golden turn before letting go.

Some things age like wine, others like autumn leaves, both become richer, but only one gets called a masterpiece.

A second glance is worth more than a first impression.

Not every falling leaf is a loss, and not every bare branch is a sign of weakness.

That is the charm of fall, growing older is not the same as growing dull.

The finest things in life are too mature to be sweet, too complex to be simple, and too beautiful to last forever.


Midnight Choices



15 Feet Salmons Splashing



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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 15, 2026 at 3:55 am

Being the 51st state wouldn’t be that bad, If today could be National I Love You Day. 

Valentine’s has a similar vibe, and so today feels like the follow up, basically the second Valentine’s Day we were missing. A secret valentine. 

Second things often end up better than the first. Canada could even pass as Greater America, the second version that hits harder.  

So yeah, second Valentine. That’s the earth and heaven step by step if you follow the path. 

If you lost your first, don't cry sniffing leftovers, today’s a chance for a better second.  

So now if you do the math you'll know when is 'I Love You 2' day. 

Also added this to my 'On This Day' tab in highlights, a small reminder to plan ahead next year. 
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 13, 2026 at 7:56 am

TBH best national day of the year. 
I hope the breeze comes through, I'm being supportive 
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 12, 2026 at 5:22 pm

You might skim this in four seconds before your brain drifts off to something sparkly and pink. 

If you do, here is something from an experienced doctor:
Video games can be a surprisingly good focus tool for brains, especially in co-op, thanks to instant feedback. 
Watch how the next level gets real, and how you can apply your new skills to real life situations. 
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 12, 2026 at 4:06 pm

Hey, Staples now sells groceries? 

I was just looking for some milk and the first and only thing that came up was staples.
This is how AI has taken over the office industry. Office hardware just isn't profitable anymore.

Also, i'm available for freelance if you need an agent.  


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Evan Evan
wrote on October 11, 2026 at 5:00 pm

What do I do so we are not so apart?


Velvet Seats



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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 9, 2026 at 1:37 am

Still haven't shaved my other leg since i started venting last night

But WH acts quick
Arranged a whole ceremony for a mixed group of people, all named innovators.

Glad I never registered my work. would've lost my reputation in fashion.  
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 8, 2026 at 1:20 pm

Just last year, dear product of Apple was having his own hot flashes trying to rip the shit off iCloud and decrypt its data in the UK, and turn Apple into a naked grape and a pole dancer in its own home land. 

Let's not lose our grip on haapy Apple's puppet, who accepted the offer to shake hands at 'Qing's trust' just recently, for a glazed apple danish pastry. 
Wouldn't it be wiser to leave the company when it comes to people's belongings? 

But don't worry, your data is safe. That was just a past psychomental reaction of an insider's wounds, plus a showcase of incompetent puppets that the media feeds your brain as your heroes.

Likewise, you will not have that rust metal disease with the new iPhone casings. But it does hurt when Apple dropped Telegram over the reek WhatsApp in late August to welcome its new CEO
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 8, 2026 at 3:05 am

Not only did these two punctuation marks invent the goggles we wear, which is a hot topic nowadays..

But they also volunteered to declare that the language used in the US and Canada belongs to them.
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 8, 2026 at 1:39 am

I definitely do want to switch gear to an overdue topic; 

"The midgets of alphabet" 

What's behind these annoying covers that have been looming over my head for 30 years!
These stupid punctuation marks..
Is a person that thinks he owns me.
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 8, 2026 at 12:27 am

I'd rather not keep talking about that fancy pickle for now. 
It was a bad example, but there's still room to fall for false advertisement, even if you're a few years older than me.
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 7, 2026 at 6:19 pm

To prove my point, it's worth noting that even though I grew up near Mount Olympus, I still understood what Sambo means. 

Yet because of media influence and inflated values of people based on their jobs, even Scandinavians tend to believe Elizabeth had a better life, and make her a roll model in their lives.

Seriously!
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 7, 2026 at 4:03 pm

Things get very dramatic when I look back, do the math and realize I haven't slept for 29 hours.  

Then I ask myself, Glassford what's going on? Whats with the candle and blanket?

Yes it sounds mysterious, but at least give me some points for free late night drama. 

Also trust me, talking about apple, and no face value puppets covering a corpse is so much cleaner for my blood vessels and actually entertaining than discussing alphabet. 

But I guess we are starting to talk about
 it now. 
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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 7, 2026 at 2:03 am

Have you noticed how close Microsoft's little grid of windows looks to cutouts of a film reel? 

Honestly, what it really feels like to me is that haapy apple is a flame tucked inside a blanket. 

Maybe that flame was quietly lighting the other side of the religion this whole time!
Or maybe it's the same religion from different perspectives or different season. 

Whatever we call it, the flame doesn't care. Philosophy can argue all it wants, but the flame is already warm.  

Just blow on the it, and the little windows become a mirrorball, so try not blush with the rush. 


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Dr. Glassford Dr. Glassford
wrote on October 6, 2026 at 3:49 am

Despite el nino being so generous with the serbian breeze in my area, european fashion week was one of the hottest of all time in the past few weeks, to the extent that i'm having difficulty falling asleep. 
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Evan Evan
wrote on October 6, 2026 at 12:51 am

Hey, I made a new collection of cover items for each post at our new space 
It was a little boring around here, so i got productive for your pleasure 
You're welcome  

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