The goose should steal back the common.

i made a wafrn! user name is cookie4love | she/her | autistic + adhd | 32

[kawaiidesu]

[horsefigureoftheday]

Nova's tips for beating the heatwave:

1. Check that you have good access to shade trees, a shelter custom made to fit you and all your friends, and plenty of good airflow

2. Find the hottest, sunniest, and least windy part of you pasture and lay down

3. Make sure you look as much as possible like you have died of heatstroke

4. Get your friends in on it

[cookie4love2]

Something that pisses me off endlessly is when people say something like "it's just a bit sad (read: "inconvenient") that you express your *insert negative emotion* right now/in this context" ... like sorry my *insert negative emotion here* is inconvenient, but it wouldn't matter when I said it, it isn't any less convenient at another time, you are just uncomfortable, and would rather not be - and that is called "being in relation to other beings"

[toyastales]

Mosaic from the floor of Otto Wagner's former residence, Vienna, Austria

[robert-hadley]

The World of Interiors, November 1996. Photo - Andreas von Einsiedel

[nem23]

[kindheartedhog]

Hanging out on Cumbrae

[thanook]

ironically enough, bringing a plushie to a public setting as an adult requires a tremendous level of emotional development, and attempting to shame an adult for having a plushie in public requires a significant amount of immaturity. this applies to a surprising number of things.

[thanook]

ironically enough, bringing a plushie to a public setting as an adult requires a tremendous level of emotional development, and attempting to shame an adult for having a plushie in public requires a significant amount of immaturity. this applies to a surprising number of things.

[thanook]

ironically enough, bringing a plushie to a public setting as an adult requires a tremendous level of emotional development, and attempting to shame an adult for having a plushie in public requires a significant amount of immaturity. this applies to a surprising number of things.

[expressions-of-nature]

by Alex Baumel

[depsidase]

[softwaring]

trail cam asmr heal me

[yesornopolls]

if you drive/ride a vehicle regularly, i.e. car, moto, bike, do you look THROUGH the windows of any cars in your way before actions like exiting a driveway?

if you drive/ride a vehicle regularly, i.e. car, moto, bike, do you look THROUGH the windows of any cars in your way before actions like exiting a driveway?

Yes

No

Remaining time: 4 days 15 hours

[heyitsmeisa-blog]

[americana-plus]

jamr0ll:

This never stops being hilarious

[thelibrarina]

Do you love the color of the–

HONK

[charlesoberonn]

[relevant-wikipedia-articles]

Knowledge transfer - Wikipedia

[prokopetz]

The problem with Batman in his present incarnation is that we need simultaneously to believe that this is a man who can effortlessly ninja his way through dozens of gun-toting mercenaries, and that this is a man to whom Danny DeVito with an umbrella is a credible threat.

[prokopetz]

Okay, that was glib – let me expand. I'm fully aware that Batman comics generally don't have him fighting guys like the Penguin one on one these days. That's not the problem. The problem is that superhero power creep has rendered Batman functionally immune to hired goons, but owing to his roots as a street-level vigilante, like half of his classic villains are guys whose primary threat vector is the ability to field arbitrary numbers of hired goons. There just aren't a lot of ways to work around that without either doing violence to the villain's idiom or making Batman carry the idiot ball – though I'll grant that some of the attempted workarounds have been very entertaining!

[prokopetz]

#i say we give the goons powercreep too #some goon moves to gotham and is gobsmacked at the average goons fighting ability; that would render them their own mob boss in another city (via @chaoticspacedust)

You joke, but that's literally one of the workarounds I'm referring to. One of the reasons that recent Batman stories keep looping back around to ancient ninja conspiracy stuff is that an answer to "how do we make hired goons a credible threat when Batman is an invincible ninja?" is "the hired goons are also ninjas".

[nos4ra2]

Imagine turning to crime out of financial desperation and you can’t even land a job as a dumb knuckle cracking brawler anymore without five years of martial arts training, a CDL in evasive getaway driving and a hand written recommendation from an active member of The Court of Owls.