A small tool to view real-world ActivityPub objects as JSON! Enter a URL
or username from Mastodon or a similar service below, and we'll send a
request with
the right
Accept
header
to the server to view the underlying object.
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"content": "In 20 years I hope we look back at this time and realize every one was being a giant winey pussy about mental health, stress and anxiety. If someone cant handle their shit fuck'em. The motherfuckers refuse to take any agency over their lives and use this shit as an excuse to be pieces of shit.",
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"content": "Im a huge Elon simp but I won't trust Twitter until I know that I can post historical photos of black slaves hanging from trees in the antebellum south to make a funny pun. Which is what got me banned from Twitter in the first place and led me here lol.",
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"content": "There are a few miles stones coming up in life soon. On Tuesday I will be 30 years old and in June I will have been with my wife for 10 years. Getting old was always something that happened to others and not me. Ive always felt im 14 but just look older every year and dont actually grow up. But I have felt a change as of late, where my maturity is catching up with me. I feel aware of my own mortality and love my wife more than I ever have. I take better care of myself and have lost my adolescent resentment for my parents. And I am pretty content living in a small house making 55K a year as a garbage man. Planning to work at the same job till im 50 then retiring to own a small regenerative farm and die on the land my family has worked for 100 years. Age is a state of mind not a tally of your rotations around the sun. Im still 14, I still listen to late 2000s metal every day at work. I still love K'nexs and playing video games. Im just a 14 year old who gets better at living a happy life.<br /><a href=\"https://sun.im\" target=\"_blank\">https://sun.im</a>",
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"content": "Why is it so hard to find femboys irl? Am i just looking in the wrong palaces?🤔",
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"content": "Im a blue collar pansexual libertarian. Which means I do honest hard work, like to get my freak on and don't want the government telling me what I can and can't fuck.",
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"content": "It can't always be camera tricks, that ass is the real deal. 10/10! <a href=\"https://www.minds.com/search?f=top&t=all&q=PAWG\" title=\"#PAWG\" class=\"u-url hashtag\" target=\"_blank\">#PAWG</a>",
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"content": "Juanita Perez Gonzales passed away early Wednesday morning at 3:45 AM. My grandma was born in the middle of the Great Depression to a family of poor migrant farm workers in Gonzales, Texas. She was raised by her grandparents in a large familial group. Being so poor in the 1930s meant that they had to be resourceful which meant hunting and eating what was around. Which was squirrels, armadillos, raccoons, and opossum. And nothing went to waste not even the marrow out of a chicken bone. She grew up working on the crop fields \"shop'n cot'n\" as she used to say. This work brought her to the Brazos Bottom, a farming area in west Brazos county known for its rich soil that came from flood silt by the Brazos River. While working she met a young handsome Genaro Gonzales who also worked in the fields driving tucks and tractors. The two would marry in 1952 and settle on a 1 acer farm in the area the next year. Here they would have 10 children, raising 9 and losing one soon after birth. All except the last my dad being birthed by a midwife in a farmhouse down the road. My dad was born in a actual hospital. 5 sons and 4 daughters one by one worked on the family farm, grew up and left to live their own lives. The last being my father in 1983 at the age of 15. During that time feeding a family of 11 on 75 dollars a week with a non stop making of tortillas and lots of refried beans. Dealing with seasonal floods amd the occasional barn fire all the while. She took in my mother and sister in 1992 when my dad went to jail. I was born that late spring and met her for the first time. She took care of me as an infant like many before me as my mom went back to work to support our family till my dad got out. With my dad back we moved bounced around for a few years until we settled back where it all started on the family farm. We moved into a small two bedroom house on the property in early 1997. I received the same upbringing as so many in my family, driving tractors and tending farm animals. My fawn memories of my grandma are times spent doing everyday things for us. Getting drinking water from a well down the road, working in her garden with her, taking trips with her to the bank and stopping at Dairy Queen on the way home. I left home and the farm that our family had lived on for 57 years in 2010 to start my own life. Living, making mistakes amd learning about life and remembering the things she taught me. She was always a tough lady even after losing my grandpa in 2018 after almost 66 years of marriage. I visited her a week before she died. She was weak, frail with a large cancerous mass on her neck restricting her eating and drinking. She couldn't speak very much and was in cognitive decline. I held her hand and repeated to her a story she told me all the time. Of how when I was a small baby the parrot my uncle had would say \"GOOD MORNING\" and wake we up from my naps. How she would rock me back to sleep and put the parrot outside. I spent a few more minutes with her said \"I love you grandma\" and got the faintest \"I love you too\" from her. I left and cried the truck ride home knowing that would be the last time I see her. She left behind 9 children, 100+ grandkids, 30+ great grandkids and a handful of great great grandkids. She was the matriarch of our family but she was still the little farm girl from Gonzales. I love you grandma.",
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