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when aqua isn’t home [x]

[h-o-l-l-o-w-2-5]

NookieCutter model Ryann S. by Hollow2.5

[cutbu]

[punlich]

what the fuck did i just read

[stxve]

What the fuck

[yamino]

I’m crying

[visualkeito]

Beautiful.

[dreamy-jeongin]

•BISEXUALITY IS NOT A PHASE

•FEMINISM IS NOT ABOUT BEING BETTER THAN MEN

•RAPE IS NOT ENJOYABLE

•SEXUALITY IS NOT A CHOICE

•ANXIETY IS NOT “CUTE”

•EATING DISORDERS ARE NOT A BODY TYPE

[khfriendlyreminders]

Link

XEMNAS NO SWIPING, XEMNAS NO SWIPING

[ava-fire]

Sora the explorer

[khfriendlyreminders]

Goofy is the backpack Donald is the map Not sure who Boots is

[knowledgeandlove-deactivated201]

Photo source

Fact check source

[vmpolung]

#and I just don’t feel entitled to someone else’s life’s work.

[sttinkerbelle]

That comment exactly!! It’s not mine and I can survive without it, so I will.

[audreyvhorne]

This is why honey is not vegan.

[appropriately-inappropriate]

The problem here is that honey, especially if you buy it ethically from an apiarist, isn’t actually detrimental to the well-being of the bee or the hive. In the wild, honey is used as a food stock, but in a domesticated honeybee colony, the bees are fed quite well, and so the honey is a surplus.

The alternatives, like sugar, relies on monocrops in third world countries, with transient labour. Growing up, there was a sugarcane field by my house, and I’m sure the Haitian men who worked backbreaking hours hacking a machete through knife-bladed leaves in 40 degree heat for a couple dollars a day would have traded a testicle to be a Canadian honeybee. Stevia’s going the same way, iirc.

Additionally, apiarists are actually huge proponents and activists for sustainable bee-keeping, and it’s estimated that the domesticated hive may be the last great hope for declining populations, because we can optimize their chances for survival.

It’s their life’s work, sure, but it’s not the death of them to use it responsibly.

[meloromantics]

literally read anything about the history of sugarcane and the cuban sugar industry if you think sugar is or ever has been more ethical than honey

[sick-selkie]

Reblogging for the commentary thank you fuck ugh!!!

[vastderp]

nicely debunked.

love honey. love bees. 

[jumpingjacktrash]

can i just also please mention that all your ‘vegan’ fruits and veggies are pollinated by domestic bees

so you’re ‘benefitting from their labor’ so to speak no matter what

you are part of the world. you are part of the food chain. stop pretending to be too pure to be part of the web of life. you ignorant, classist, anti-science, self-righteous twits.

[vastderp]

it got better

[jenninova]

A quick googling says that a honeybee lives 1 to 3 years, between a few common types.

So when you get a hive, it has a bunch of panels that the bees build hives on, the kind that you pull out of the top like files (only one kind of hive, but go with me on this).  A beginner hive has 5 to like 7 of these panels.

So you give them this living space, and you give them a few months to settle in and get building, and I think it’s about 8 months that you can get your first harvest of honey from them.  Google says that’s about 30,000 bees in that small hive that’s starting up.  The way that you harvest is to pull out all but like two of these files, and take the honey out through whatever bee-friendly harvesting method you choose.  Those two you leave behind are the colony’s food for the next several months.  Before they fill the rest of the files up all over again.

Now, watch a youtube video or whatever of some backyard bee-raisin’ folks.  I’ve seen a first harvest completely cover a folding card table with standard teddy bears and pint jugs.  That’s a whole ton of honey.

And they’re going to make that much again, those same bees (depending on your breed).  They might make that much again several times before the lifecycle comes around completely.  And even doing that, their numbers will grow to MAX BEES, as a couple messages boards are awesomely putting it, of 100,000 bees in that same hive, eating off two of the file things.

So I’m not terrible worried.

[blockoverheads]

I LEARNED!

[blockoverheads]

Sagat at animeUSA

[blockoverheads]

Sagat debut for animeUSA

[blockoverheads]

Sagat debut for animeUSA

[blockoverheads]

My Fran genderbend from otakon :)

[tundrasretreat]

HOLY SHIT THIS IS PERFECT. BEST FRAN. BEEEEST. FRAAAAAN.

I might as well stop making my costume right now because nothing will top this EVER.

[blockoverheads]

Don't stop! I want to see how yours turns out!<33! Keep going!

[blockoverheads]

Fran genderbend

[yodiscrepo]

[unclefather]

romeo and juliet 

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NYC in the 1980s. Love. Memories. ”After picking up a camera at the age of 15, Jamel Shabazz has been unknowingly become the first “visual documentarian” of hip hop. For over 30 years he’s captured the world around him. Every frame  of that world is a time portal that sparks emotion stemming from the scenes they represent. And if there is ever a glimpse into the foundations of street wear and its surrounding culture, it can be found in the pages of his first book.

“Back In The Days” is real deal documentation as it pertains to the origins of hip hop, not to mention hip hop fashion. No 2oK a day models. No makeup artists. No food trucks. The models in the book don’t need runways because they lived the life of style. Jamel Shabazz was there to capture it all.” Purchase here: http://www.jamelshabazz.com/monographs.html

[toomuchtaylor]

Newest tattoo!

It’s on my left forearm. It’s a note my mom left me the night she died. Here’s a side-by-side shot of the two.

[whalesam-deactivated20130420]

Deserves every note.

[mr-dalliard-ive-gone-peculiar]

I cried and then I reblogged

[iraffiruse]

[takingthekittenstoisengard]

WHY DID THIS MAKE ME SO HAPPY

[slowtouchblackheart]

<3

[blockoverheads]

Beautiful

[meme-meme]

[anderchester-deactivated2015020]

im really mad at how accurate this is

[ifagrizzlycouldtalk]

A moment of silence for our fallen bearded brother who sacrificed himself for the sake of this disgustingly accurate illustration.

[wxldwxst]

Is that even the same person

[iraffiruse]

[muzikalsiren]

i was expecting this to end in death and sadness and now i’m pleasantly surprised that was adorable