September 13, 2025 at 4:49 PM
Makes sense the gun obsessed would be
shooting themselves in the preverbal foot.
shooting themselves in the preverbal foot.
November 26, 2024 at 9:35 PM
Makes sense the gun obsessed would be
shooting themselves in the preverbal foot.
shooting themselves in the preverbal foot.
December 1, 2023 at 3:17 PM
The real question to ask is “what’s wrong with the people who do follow you?” Not the preverbal you but just we in general.
September 30, 2026 at 2:56 PM
The real question to ask is “what’s wrong with the people who do follow you?” Not the preverbal you but just we in general.
"have a safe flight, sir. thanks for what you do." i guess i didn't try hard enough to dissuade her. it's early. i'm grunty preverbal.
October 28, 2024 at 2:28 PM
"have a safe flight, sir. thanks for what you do." i guess i didn't try hard enough to dissuade her. it's early. i'm grunty preverbal.
my youngest part is mostly preverbal and wants to explore bodies btw...
July 27, 2026 at 8:39 PM
my youngest part is mostly preverbal and wants to explore bodies btw...
I’m always bowled over by The Flintstones, which forces the viewer to imagine being the largely preverbal son of the most attractive woman who’s ever lived
December 1, 2025 at 3:06 AM
I’m always bowled over by The Flintstones, which forces the viewer to imagine being the largely preverbal son of the most attractive woman who’s ever lived
It was a hard day. I wasn’t the right teacher for my placement school. It was my first time in a preverbal multi-sensory setting. My work is SEMH and that includes challenging behaviour. I can manage that. When I see children in distress and I cannot communicate with them that is on me though.
January 7, 2026 at 8:03 PM
It was a hard day. I wasn’t the right teacher for my placement school. It was my first time in a preverbal multi-sensory setting. My work is SEMH and that includes challenging behaviour. I can manage that. When I see children in distress and I cannot communicate with them that is on me though.
I know a better world is possible because I‘ve watched a preverbal 1-year-old be captivated by My Neighbour Totoro for the full 90 minutes.
Slow pace, slow scene cuts, barely a soundtrack, no addictiveness hacks. Just art.
Slow pace, slow scene cuts, barely a soundtrack, no addictiveness hacks. Just art.
September 21, 2025 at 5:24 PM
I know a better world is possible because I‘ve watched a preverbal 1-year-old be captivated by My Neighbour Totoro for the full 90 minutes.
Slow pace, slow scene cuts, barely a soundtrack, no addictiveness hacks. Just art.
Slow pace, slow scene cuts, barely a soundtrack, no addictiveness hacks. Just art.
That is the preverbal nail in the coffin!
February 7, 2025 at 1:15 AM
That is the preverbal nail in the coffin!
Fun fact:
During the provincial elections, I had to leave my literal preverbal napping baby in a stroller outside my little cardboard privacy screen while I voted.
The Box is sacred territory.
During the provincial elections, I had to leave my literal preverbal napping baby in a stroller outside my little cardboard privacy screen while I voted.
The Box is sacred territory.
Also, we don't have any voting machines in the federal election. It's a little piece of paper. That you write an X on. Then stuff into a box.
It's *so* old school
It's *so* old school
April 23, 2025 at 12:17 AM
Fun fact:
During the provincial elections, I had to leave my literal preverbal napping baby in a stroller outside my little cardboard privacy screen while I voted.
The Box is sacred territory.
During the provincial elections, I had to leave my literal preverbal napping baby in a stroller outside my little cardboard privacy screen while I voted.
The Box is sacred territory.
This is preverbal evil Catch-22. And, this logic would apply to any innocent American citizen too who was wrongfully kidnapped by the Trump fascist regime and transported to a no-way out torture chamber in El Salvador.
Now what does a democracy do?
Are there enough GOP members to impeach him?
Now what does a democracy do?
Are there enough GOP members to impeach him?
April 14, 2025 at 7:36 PM
This is preverbal evil Catch-22. And, this logic would apply to any innocent American citizen too who was wrongfully kidnapped by the Trump fascist regime and transported to a no-way out torture chamber in El Salvador.
Now what does a democracy do?
Are there enough GOP members to impeach him?
Now what does a democracy do?
Are there enough GOP members to impeach him?
Bills owner Terry Pegula said that going into the locker room after the Broncos game, he felt that they had hit "the preverbal playoff wall."
Bills owner Terry Pegula said his decision to bring in a new coach was "based on the results of our game in Denver."
January 21, 2026 at 3:08 PM
Bills owner Terry Pegula said that going into the locker room after the Broncos game, he felt that they had hit "the preverbal playoff wall."
also true of preverbal children (although they don't seem to content themselves with staring - screaming seems to be more motivating)
September 29, 2026 at 3:14 AM
also true of preverbal children (although they don't seem to content themselves with staring - screaming seems to be more motivating)
“It’s a character drama but with real stakes, it’s propulsive and muscular but has an intellect to it—“ then the serrated blade saws into my flank for what feels like forever, starting when I was a preverbal newborn
December 5, 2025 at 3:22 PM
“It’s a character drama but with real stakes, it’s propulsive and muscular but has an intellect to it—“ then the serrated blade saws into my flank for what feels like forever, starting when I was a preverbal newborn
My “the players are tired” theory is puffing its preverbal chest out the past two weeks.
February 22, 2025 at 3:31 PM
My “the players are tired” theory is puffing its preverbal chest out the past two weeks.
--that it's suitable for preverbal babies, but it's also occupying an all-ages 'family-friendly' category (just as Cosmic Princess Kaguya does, except the latter is actually queer) that something like AOT doesn't. Jigokuraku runs in Shounen Jump; it depicts onscreen a woman raping a man.
March 1, 2026 at 9:49 AM
--that it's suitable for preverbal babies, but it's also occupying an all-ages 'family-friendly' category (just as Cosmic Princess Kaguya does, except the latter is actually queer) that something like AOT doesn't. Jigokuraku runs in Shounen Jump; it depicts onscreen a woman raping a man.
every now and again she gets in a fight bad enough with her heavenly polycule that she has to sleep on the preverbal couch. When that happens she tends to have to visit the mortal realm for hookups.
September 29, 2025 at 3:23 AM
every now and again she gets in a fight bad enough with her heavenly polycule that she has to sleep on the preverbal couch. When that happens she tends to have to visit the mortal realm for hookups.
Also, I've yet to meet a cat person of any age who spurned an opportunity to engage socially about cats. During my regular volunteer shift at local SPCA, a preverbal toddler happily interacted with me whilst their family considered cats available for adoption.
September 16, 2026 at 10:54 PM
Also, I've yet to meet a cat person of any age who spurned an opportunity to engage socially about cats. During my regular volunteer shift at local SPCA, a preverbal toddler happily interacted with me whilst their family considered cats available for adoption.
This is also why I think a lot of traditional therapy ("talk about your feelings!") doesn't work for adoptees. The feelings are wordless implicit memories and preverbal and inaccessible.
March 21, 2025 at 2:33 AM
This is also why I think a lot of traditional therapy ("talk about your feelings!") doesn't work for adoptees. The feelings are wordless implicit memories and preverbal and inaccessible.
Ghislaine Dehaene-Lambertz showing highly fascinating work that preverbal infants at 4-5 months can already pair objects with arbitrary labels within a few trials, and appear to form symbolic representations that they can logically manipulate (e.g. negation). #ABIM2025 #neuroskyence
January 15, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Ghislaine Dehaene-Lambertz showing highly fascinating work that preverbal infants at 4-5 months can already pair objects with arbitrary labels within a few trials, and appear to form symbolic representations that they can logically manipulate (e.g. negation). #ABIM2025 #neuroskyence
Oh, man, the idea of getting #longcovid as a preverbal kid and having no idea that it's possible to feel anything but crappy all the time smashes my heart to pieces. www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/not...
October 10, 2023 at 8:44 PM
Oh, man, the idea of getting #longcovid as a preverbal kid and having no idea that it's possible to feel anything but crappy all the time smashes my heart to pieces. www.cidrap.umn.edu/covid-19/not...
When will they stop this exodus of Amazing talent? And yet the absolutely farcical Kunessberg just sits there attempting the preverbal "gotcha" on a Sunday morning "presenting"... It's just bizarre.
December 8, 2024 at 7:21 PM
When will they stop this exodus of Amazing talent? And yet the absolutely farcical Kunessberg just sits there attempting the preverbal "gotcha" on a Sunday morning "presenting"... It's just bizarre.
Preverbal
anger spirals
childhood trauma
triggers, explosion
sometimes healing is
ugly snot down a drain
screaming into washcloth
trying to tear it apart
instead of the self
and then putting it
into a little poem
in case someone
else needs to know
everyone falls apart,
pieces back together
#poetry
anger spirals
childhood trauma
triggers, explosion
sometimes healing is
ugly snot down a drain
screaming into washcloth
trying to tear it apart
instead of the self
and then putting it
into a little poem
in case someone
else needs to know
everyone falls apart,
pieces back together
#poetry
June 25, 2025 at 10:14 PM
Preverbal
anger spirals
childhood trauma
triggers, explosion
sometimes healing is
ugly snot down a drain
screaming into washcloth
trying to tear it apart
instead of the self
and then putting it
into a little poem
in case someone
else needs to know
everyone falls apart,
pieces back together
#poetry
anger spirals
childhood trauma
triggers, explosion
sometimes healing is
ugly snot down a drain
screaming into washcloth
trying to tear it apart
instead of the self
and then putting it
into a little poem
in case someone
else needs to know
everyone falls apart,
pieces back together
#poetry