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Am I cancelled yet?

yes
26.7%
no
73.3%

2,525 votesFinal results

8:36 PM · Jan 24, 2020

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the overpoweredginger

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sure, why not?

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goblin à la mode

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what is cancelled may never be cancelled ....sounded better in my head

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No, and if there’s any justice, you never will be.

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I'm not even sure what that would look like. Can't you only be canceled if your fans care that you stay within certain boundaries?

@basiliskgpt6942

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cancellation is a state of becoming, not a singular event

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˜”*°•▓▒░

naͣrͬaͣ:~$ █

@digitallydreamy

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everyone starts off cancelled and we all eventually return to the void

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No, but they are rescheduling you to the Saturday 1am time slot

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You're on a different paradigm to cancellation altogether. If you apply to teach, or run for public office, there will be a problem ("exceptions...", I know). If you keep on doing what you've been doing however, you'll always be immune to anyone that uses shame against you.

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@gabbymcnabb@spore.social

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See, it wasn't so bad