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they/it/one/ey/Gd • queer • :3 • good luck • plural

[aquaiznet]

Hello! welcome to my blog :)

I love isopods, rain, and clunky tech.

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I hope you can feel safe on my blog. I try to tag "#flashing" gifs or videos, but otherwise am very bad at tagging things.

I will accept you if you're not a bigot. (Note for the moral OCDers out there: you are more fine than you think you are)

I've mapped out some of my alters; some have names, many don't. I've kinda given up atp ;-;

I tend to be a very private person. But I'm working on that. (excluding internet safety)

I'm scottish btw

identified alters: Prophet, Uwu, Cat's Paw, Query, Chef/Cook,

[alientitty]

a few indian brutalist buildings

[invisible-goats]

saw an ad outside a local restaurant that said "have a star-crossed dinner this valentine's day"

do...do people not know being star-crossed is bad?

"come here and have a dinner that's cursed by fate"

[3liza]

everone in the replies going "no it isnt" and "ive never heard it used that way before" take a look around at what and who you are surrounding yourself with. ignorance is contagious, never just assume you know the actual literal meaning of anything, look it up

[thisshitaintnothintomeman]

she pound me like a thwomp. EEUURRGHERHHGH

[poison-doll]

i wonder why there is a general perception, especially among tme ppl both cis and trans, that trans women are overrepresented in social spaces despite there being fewer of us. i wonder if there is a larger societal force that trans women are subject to that leads to this distorted conception of trans women's visibility.

[bad-4chan-literature]

[kasai-yagi]

Wait, there’s physical copies of Fallout Equestria? That’d have to be massive.

[snakegirllovehandles]

The first run was five hardbacks of progressively increasing girth. The stack is hefty, but the books are comfortable. Each chapter has chapter art too, which I consider a plus in all fantasy books.

Later runs were single-book softcover monstrosities. I think I saw another five-volume hardback run recently, but I’m not deeply involved in the fandom anymore.

[gayestgen]

[silviadragoness]

The second print run was two volumes, hardback, with jackets.  Dunno about any subsequent runs.

I still think the 5-volume split was the best option.  It’s a big damn story.

(For anyone who hasn’t read it: yes, that’s a functional replica of the main character’s go-to weapon.  No, I didn’t customize it like that; I bought it from the person who did.)

[sexhaver]

anon PLEASE tell me your teacher is the author of this

[sexhaver]

[the-hittite]

Ok, I Kind of hate that I know this, but I’m pretty sure that anon’s teacher did NOT write the books the others are showing off. He wrote the darker, edgier and somehow even longer fanfic OF that fanfic called Project Horizons.

Original Fallout Equestria was written by someone known as Kkat who I’m 90% sure is a woman and the story only has some PG-13ish scenes at worst (you know, aside from the violence and gore that comes with a Fallout setting.) Project Horizons was written by a guy known as Somber, who I remember him mentioning in the post-chapter notes that he got fired for failing the wrong student once and the fic itself includes multiple explicit sex scenes.

[antique-scarecrow]

it’s important to me u know what the 3rd printing looks like. please note the gilded pages

[legalizememes]

one of tumblr’s secret trump cards is its ability to deliver absolutely OBLITERATING gut punches like this post without any context or warning whatsoever

[alteredpanel]

[alarmist-nonsense]

[chillgamesh-the-swing]

direct link to the article

link to the original study

Basically, increased co2 concentration in the air makes plants make more carbohydrates, but not take in more nutrients from the soil, so they grow faster but have a lower density of vitamins and minerals. Plus, they're "breathing" more efficiently and actually using slightly less water, so they're taking in even fewer nutrients. And the faster growth can't make up for the rates of damage due to climate instability (droughts, floods, extreme heat etc).

The research shows approximately a 3% drop in nutrient density since the 1980s, particularly in carbohydrate heavy crops (like most starchy staple foods), but so many people around the globe depend on those crops for over half their diet that it's very easy for them to fall into malnutrition without access to more expensive shit like enriched products, supplements, and even just fruits and vegetables. Like all the effects of the climate crisis, this impacts those least responsible first.

[marionbulot]

[goblinposts]

no talk me if you have hate in your heart for the fruit of the cow 🧀😤

[orcposts]

dont call it that.

[goblinposts]

bro you literally call your cold cuts "slommy"

[orcposts]

that was supposed to be between us

[33v0]

[zagzie]

this is the best tag I’ve ever gotten in my notifs actually

[juney-blues]

thinking of bash.org again...

(well bash.org went down 3 years ago, but there's an archive called "bashforever," so close enough.)

[juney-blues]

so many jokes that would seem right at home on some kind of facebook minion meme

it's just, such a quaint curated collection

y'know when you're not being reminded of the incessant edgy background radiation of the internet circa 30 years ago.

it's not all good but it sure is a time capsule

[juney-blues]

[juney-blues]

for 25 years we have been going to the devil's sacrament, buying assvibrators.

[juney-blues]

[circusheart]

No death cab for ugly? Ugly has to walk?

[fieldexplores]

Never Learned - Gator Days

[twenty-fourth-order-simulacra]

...the alt text?

[onenicebugperday]

@philoursmars submitted: Hello ONBPD ! Glad to see you again !

Could you tell me what is this tiny guy ? Found in Marseille, during the Carnival…

Thank you! This is the very rare and elusive Hugeus manteus 

[duckbunny]

you are fifteen thousand generations removed from stone tools

[duckbunny]

to be clear you are fifteen thousand generations removed from the invention of stone tools. not from the end of stone tools. modern humans are still using stone tools.

[pseudomasochist]

Flawless tags, @baddywronglegs

[fractoluminescence]

I thought you meant we were descendents -of- stone tools

[duckbunny]

your father was a handaxe and your mother smelt of microliths

[onenicebugperday]

@threeheadedsewerrat submitted: No ids needed!

A gas station variety I offer. They must love the sweet smell + lights

Absolutely a gas station at night is a great place to spot bugs! All excellent but I especially love the luna moth...