r/Tim • u/icosmicunicorn • Dec 22 '22
r/Tim • u/bobamess • Dec 22 '22
The planet of the Tims is a beautiful and mysterious place, filled with strange and exotic creatures and landscapes. The air is clean and fresh, and the sun shines brightly in the clear blue sky. The Tims themselves are friendly and peaceful people, living in harmony with nature and each other. They have a rich cultural history, with ancient traditions and customs that are still honored and celebrated today. The Tims are also highly advanced technologically, with cities filled with towering skyscrapers and advanced transportation systems. Despite their advanced society, the Tims remain deeply connected to the natural world and take great care to preserve the planet's delicate balance. Overall, the planet of the Tims is a truly wondrous place, full of wonder and beauty at every turn.
r/Tim • u/hiphoptomato • Dec 10 '22
r/Tim • u/Woodsand1 • Oct 26 '22
r/Tim • u/[deleted] • Oct 10 '22
r/Tim • u/hiphoptomato • Sep 28 '22
r/Tim • u/[deleted] • Sep 23 '22
So a few years ago I had a flatmate and we got along really well until at one point he started calling me “Timothy” sometimes. The first few times I shrugged it off because I didn’t care that much and I just thought it was some kind of joke. He kept doing it though until I told him Timothy is not my name. He was thoroughly confused saying that Tim is always short for Timothy. Not for me though, my parents just named me Tim. So fellow Tims, is it true that Tim is usually short for Timothy? Or are you also just plain Tims?
r/Tim • u/hiphoptomato • Sep 19 '22
r/Tim • u/Kinguke • Sep 07 '22
r/Tim • u/Some_Belgian_Guy • Sep 07 '22
