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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
ṫ̶̵̸͍͙̯͒̉̀̆ͨ̑͆̂ͯ̚͢h̙̿̐͐ͬ͝i̵̻̅͂̆͑͝_͙̼̭͔ͥͨ̃ͯ̃ͪ̈̓͗ͭ̇̂ͧ͜͜_̷̼͙̈́ͯ͋ͬ̉͡ńͅḱ̴̶̨̢͈͍̩͈̼̜̳̩͔͈̙̣̰̞͍̬̞͍̒̈́̓ͦ͒ͬ̎̾͋̐ͫ̃͢͟͜͜ b͝ȩ̶̶̷̢̗̹̻̖͈̖̙͇͙̖̩̥̱͈̐̊̀͆̑̐̈ͧ̓͗ͬ̑̔̋͡f̶̧͓͖͉̒ͫͤ̓̿ͦ͒ͣ͜oṝ̷̟͖͈͚̬̫͎̗͂ͧͣͤ̽ͮ̂̂̄̔͘ȩ̸̨̢͎̤͚̻̞̬̭̱̤̼̲̳̜͊ͥ̽̽̽̾ͮ͊ͥ͋̇̒͐͒͛ͪ͋͢ ỵ̶͎̖͈͉͔́̀̀͒̅͂̿̊̆͋ͮ͡o̶͕͂͆ṷ̼̜̙̥̩̘̇ͧ̍̈̉̏͆ͨ̈̄̀̈͊ͩ̚̚͟͟͝ͅͅ c̵̴̨̨̧̨̫͙͓̜͕̰̝̬̘̖̝̪̥̝͈͆͋ͬ̆́͊̃́͊̈́̋̂̉͂̅̚͜͟͝͝͡͡a̸̷̟̗̞͎̘̦͓͈ͤ̂͊͂͟͡ş̛͇͇̝͎̭̙͈̯̬̞̎̃́ͣ̆ͦ͝͞ͅt͌̈́̄͢ g̛͔̲̾̌̏_̥͈̻͚̫̅ͩͤư̡̡̻͚͍͖̩̹̰͎͈̥͑̍ͭ́ͧͥ͌́ͥ̊ͯ͐̏́ͫ͐́ͪ̕͜͡v̧̡̨̛̻̬͙̝̩̣͔̭̬̺̑̂̆̇̏̽̾́́̓̎͘͘͢_͟͡n̓_̶̸̧̡̛̫͖̘̘͉̺̹̜̬̊͊ͭ̑̽̋ͥ͋͂ͤ́̆ͪ͑̔̌̀͊ͤͧͥ͒̇̕͘͠͞ą͒
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Lauren McDonagh-Pereira
@lampphotography
It's becoming more important. I definitely been loser and more authentic on Warpcast than other socials, things like swearing when it makes sense, being more vocal about opinions, and leaning into my inner weirdness because only my fellow nerds were here. I felt free to be expressive, because I figured my students' parents or future employers were unlikely to see my casts and judge me unfairly for out of context sarcasm or whatever. I definitely like the idea of Warpcast expanding, but I like my safe nerdcore bubble.
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