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[tiktoks-i-enjoyed]

[valtsv]

problematic mosquito bite gap relationship

[valtsv]

look all i'm saying is if you take me out to dinner in the late spring to early autumn period you're not really on a date with Me. your date is bugs.

[kingkirkwall]

[kittynoct]

i saw kakashi in accounting class

[kittynoct]

i legit overheard this when i was in class

kakashi: (muffled voice) how do i save my file teacher: what? i cant hear you kakashi: (takes off mask) how do i save my file

[salenathesource]

Who is kakashi

[kittynoct]

kakashi from accounting class

[evilkitten3]

heyyy so i noticed the special secret sickness is starting to eat through you. what am i supposed to do

[remnantofstars]

Hi guyss!! OIM chapter 22 is here!!! Have fun reading!!! Please don't jump me at the end!!! https://archiveofourown.org/works/61207504/chapters/228496976

[akamxru]

the only good thing voltron has done for my life is given me a different less shameful character to think about when i listen to blue lips by regina spektor

[oppa-homeless-style]

go back to your room and think about Equius

[sloppystyle]

Happy Send Me On My Way Sunday

[thunderbottle]

he’s on his way

[taran-wood-beast]

First Doctor Episodes Be Like

The Doctor: hee hee hoo hoo i have solved your labyrinth puzzlemaster. why just a touch of sulfuric acid and the device is useless Vicki: hey doctor check this out *teaches a moon slug to rollerblade* Barbara: i'm going to overthrow the Pope Ian: *being flayed alive over a bed of hot coals*

[verylittlebird]

                                distraptor velociraptor =     ———————-

                               timeraptor

[the-uss-premise]

Console buttons from Star Trek: The Original Series (1966-69)

[apoemaday]

A Word on Statistics

by Wisława Szymborska tr. Joanna Trzeciak

Out of every hundred people

those who always know better: fifty-two.

Unsure of every step: almost all the rest.

Ready to help, if it doesn't take long: forty-nine.

Always good, because they cannot be otherwise: four — well, maybe five.

Able to admire without envy: eighteen.

Led to error by youth (which passes): sixty, plus or minus.

Those not to be messed with: forty and four.

Living in constant fear of someone or something: seventy-seven.

Capable of happiness: twenty-some-odd at most.

Harmless alone, turning savage in crowds: more than half, for sure.

Cruel when forced by circumstances: it's better not to know, not even approximately.

Wise in hindsight: not many more than wise in foresight.

Getting nothing out of life except things: thirty (though I would like to be wrong).

Doubled over in pain and without a flashlight in the dark: eighty-three, sooner or later.

Those who are just: quite a few at thirty-five.

But if it takes effort to understand: three.

Worthy of empathy: ninety-nine.

Mortal: one hundred out of one hundred — a figure that has never varied yet.

[star-system-generator]

I'm already in love with the concept, and I'm wondering how magnetism and besides that radiation might could come into play in systems like this? I wanted to write a story about a planet that's so heavily magnetic that it just jams everything, how would that work? If not by magnetism, what would it be?

Not remotely covered by the system generator but I have snagged the physicist about it and got them talking because this is a fun question so:

Earth's magnetic field is in microtesla so even a pretty little increase will have an effect

Anything that involves moving electrons around will be affected - in power transmission, for example, electrons aren't moving all that fast but the charge is travelling at about two thirds the speed of light.

An electromagnetic wave (like light or radio waves) is half in the magnetic field so if your background magnetic field is strong enough you'd get something happening, but whether that's a block or an amplification is a question for a different kind of physicist.

Exactly how the magnetic field increase affects your signal transmission is out of field for either of us sorry.

Very good question!

[ivy-meshle]

Hi! I am taking my final exam for electromagnetism ii tomorrow at 3:30. So I’m not like an expert but I have had some recent experience.

My instinct is to say that actually the magnetic field probably wouldn’t do much provided that it’s constant or roughly constant with time; light is a pair of oscillating electric and magnetic fields, but because of the principle of superposition, light can still travel through electric and magnetic fields because the oscillation remains, it’s just that the ‘zero state’ shifts. That is, instead of oscillating between, say, positive and negative 35 nanoteslas (ie the strength of the magnetic field due to sunlight at the surface of the earth, according to this Reddit user (https://www.reddit.com/r/askastronomy/comments/1m96yjo/solar_magnetic_field_strength_at_earths_surface/) (I. Don’t want to do the math right now.)), it would oscillate between, say, 20.003 and 19.997 microteslas. However, this is exactly what happens on Earth, and we can still get sunlight and radio waves. Basically the same thing would happen on this hypothetical planet; the only way it would interfer with light is if it were also oscillating on a similar timescale- which is to say on the order of around a trillion times a second. This can’t happen due to a spinning metallic core, but if the planet were putting off blackbody radiation due to heat, I could conceive of that being sufficient to ‘jam’ some frequencies. However I’m not sure if that would happen at the desired frequencies at reasonable temperatures. This may be a case where you need to apply a little bit of Artistic License and do it anyways.

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[star-system-generator]

@kissysanguine was hoping this would happen, expressing uncertainty summons an expert :)

[racistspiderman]

More women

[sevey6]

Thank god they decided to make more

[somesaypoetry]

Wow

Dolly Parton has really been hard at work

[cumbacon]

But In doing so…she created her biggest enemy…Jolene

[ichikun]

[worldheritagepostorganization]

World Heritage Post

[gloomshroomofdoom]

I’ve heard that Duke would go to sleep at night because he’s a day vigilante. Which, maybe. But he is a day vigilante. While in high school. There's no way he can do all of his homework when he has patrol, but he also has other things he’s doing during the evening, like eating and solving his cases and stuff.

Bro has gotta be pulling multiple all nighters. Or just not doing his homework (which I could also see). But more likely it’s the former.

I also think he would sneak into the batcave at night to help them work on theirs and compare notes if they have overlapping criminals.

I also love the idea that Tim hates the fact that everyone is always on him about how “he never sleeps” and “he has a caffeine addiction that should be studied” and that “he doesn’t ever take care of himself” when Duke is right over there and he knows for a fact that this is day two of him being awake with no breaks.

I also like the idea that sometimes people notice and force Duke to go to sleep.

Everyone: Tim, go to sleep.

Tim: what about Duke? He’s still awake. Pick on him.

Jason, his head jerking to where he is and seeing him for the first time: oh yeahhh. Why the fuck are you still awake, day patrol?

Duke, who forgot to turn invisible: shit

[faygos]

a crop of a picture of roxy and rose that i'm not 100% satisfied with... but the cropped version is cuter somehow

[astrons]

i think bana wanted some eridankarkat (like he always does)

and i wanted to draw random homestuck gay tsunderes

so

happy december 28th, 2011 guys!!!!!!!!!!!