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I don't know how I'm ever expected to be normal again after watching this. this video is already lodging itself deep within my vocabulary as I type
Hey it looks like you reblogged "No rush, The bear videogame" slowdown! there no rush here. This is a cigarette, take it. Watch it again before you reblog it again
You are mentally ill, and that's amazing
Colorado has voted to fund universal free school lunches by raising taxes on people earning more than $300,000 a year. Any excess funds can be used to fill in the gap for federal cuts to SNAP food aid
Via bsky: this is how it looked on the ballot. A simple idea simply explained.
every time i watch the sixth sense i can't get over the choice to give lynn and cole a siberian husky puppy and then treat it like it's a low-maintenance adult household dog. as if that wouldn't be an all-consuming aspect of their daily lives. have you ever been around a husky? a puppy no less? but it's supposed to be an unremarkable background aspect of their lives and the movie's plot. we see it only a few times and it's completely unsupervised and causing no problems at all. they leave it home alone all day unkenneled. toni collette is like "i work 2 jobs and someone is hurting my son please god help me" and bruce willis is like "how can i help this family?" and of course the plot tells us the problem is that cole is nine years old and sees ghosts. but the truth i know as the viewer is that a husky puppy in their philadelphia apartment would be tearing their fucking lives apart.
m night shyamalan asks us to not only engage in a world where ghosts are real and a child can see them (okay I'm with you), but in a world where an overextended single mother with 2 jobs and a tormented son has a 12 week old husky and it's not an issue. it's not contributing to their problems at all (you've lost me)
honestly i never thought the phrase “i want that twink obliterated” was like a sexual thing. like when i read the phrase i imagine “a meteor like the one that killed the dinosaurs is summoned from the heavens and hits the twink in question” type situation
i always imagine this:
“If only I had a group of colors from which all other colors can be obtained from mixing”
The humble primary colors:
this shit is getting serious… september is ending soon
I’m so tired of hot actors with no actual talent or magnetism. we need more ugly little cuntservers giving performances that fuck so hard you leave the theatre with road rash. willem dafoe if you’re out there
#i posted about this once a few years ago but it's almost overwhelming to watch old movies#everyone in a blockbuster now is preternaturally beautiful#because they start with the most beautiful people on earth#and then put them on unsustainable diets#unsustainable training regimen#utterly impractical makeup#and then lavish post-production#by contrast even the most beautiful women in old movies#very often look like someone you could feasibly run into in a decent restaurant on a friday or saturday night#or even like... the grocery store#a man whose physical strength is literally part of the plot#will take off his shirt and he looks like some dude at the beach#these are the peak examples whose physicality is important to the story#let alone the droves of whatever looking guys and girls throughout the film#balding middle aged men in positions in which you would expect to find balding middle aged men#like police stations and offices#unremarkable looking middle aged women in the places you would reasonably expect to find them#it's honestly staggering#go watch a movie like the Peter Sellers Pink Panther or a 1960s James Bond movie and be astonished
I kid you not this guy was the president in Dr. Strangelove
And EVERYONE wanted to fuck in that movie! That was the point
trying to jerk off but every time i reach into my pants its just sand. sand slipping through my fingers...
Anarcha Westcott was a young Black girl enslaved in Alabama. After a traumatic childbirth, she developed vaginal and rectal fistulas, a condition that left her in constant pain and shame.
Instead of receiving care, she was experimented on over 30 times by Dr. J. Marion Sims, who operated on her without anesthesia. He used her body to develop a surgery that would later be used to treat white women, with pain relief, dignity, and consent.
Anarcha didn’t agree to any of it. She wasn’t a patient. She was a victim of medical violence.
Today, she is finally being remembered, not as a statistic, but as one of the true Mothers of Modern Gynecology, alongside Lucy and Betsey.
Anarcha Westcott - Wikipedia
I've not been able to stop crying for two hours, but it is tears of joy. I've waited so many years to see this news. 23 years I've waited. I cannot begin to describe what this means to the Huntington's community.
One day I'll write about what it's like to grow up knowing you might have a terminal, incurable illness, and not be allowed to test yourself because "it's such a serious decision" they don't want it hanging over you until you're an adult (as if it doesn't hang over you as you witness a parent die, and know you've got 50% chance of inheriting the same illness--as do your siblings). One day, I will talk about how, in the fear of traumatising children with the knowledge they might be incurably, terminally ill, they also took away their right to decide over their bodies to a degree that is traumatising. One day.
But today I am going to cry. Because it's over. Because no child will ever have to go through the same uncertainty, because at least they will know there is a treatment option available. A treatment option that one of my siblings might come to rely on. With all the shit things happening around us, my childhood hope and dream have been realised. That's got to count for something.
One of the most devastating diseases finally has a treatment that can slow its progression and transform lives, tearful doctors tell BBC.
This is incredible. Just absolutely incredible good news, and shocking considering how hard progressive neurological diseases are to treat at all.
It's such a terrible disease. This procedure is technically difficult and the surgery/infusion takes a long time but it is EFFECTIVE and reduced progression by 75% with surprisingly few side effects, and it's expected to be permanent.
They're looking at making it available very soon. I hope it is made affordable enough to treat everyone who has it.
As a trans masc who discovered they had CERVICAL CANCER upon my first adult check up at 22, please yall, get checked out even though it’s hard. You deserve care.
Reblogging with @endeus ‘s tags for context for the original post because this part is SO important
i love things that come in glass jars because once its over the glass jar is mine
we really need to start treating the "science" of body language analysis the same as astrology or race science even
