Hi, I'm Kristal and you're watching Disney Channel.

28. Leo.

[cosmic-loveeee]

God I hate the club.

Why tf am I here?

[is-this-fascism]

reblog if you enjoy napping, being cozy, being conked out, snoozing, wrapping up in blankets, sipping a hot drink, catching some z's, hugging a plushie, or otherwise relaxing and resting

[is-this-fascism]

i like how this post gets circulated the most around evening. like yes gang settle down! we know when it's bed time!

[memeuplift]

[hissterical-nyaan]

And they actually met 😭

https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2024/04/09/solar-eclipse-new-york-teacher/

[silkypicrew]

speechless. the pose. the expression. this should be a painting.

[c---crow]

i'm no good at painting sorry. i have excessive line work instead

[guildenstern]

unfortunately no eclipse photography can ever outdo the waffle house one from 2017

[tobydontknowsh-t]

[farmlesbians]

happy pride to them

[enraged-chihuahua]

ur first and last recent emojis are ur gender now. mine is 🅱👨‍❤‍💋‍👨

[medianox-astrum]

[dikotur]

[olive-pit123]

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[magicalsapphiccranberry]

No Bitches Beach

[actualaster]

Cannot let this stay in the tags

[catchymemes]

[konoko]

[batsandboba]

despite all my dread i am still just a girl in a bed

[wildsurvival]

[first-son-of-finwe]

Because it’s happened to us on a trek, if you see abandoned clothes, stop and search for anyone nearby. Late-stage hypotherima causes a thing called paradoxical undressing where the person feels too hot and starts taking their clothes off.

[weirdponytail]

for a little bit of an order for this if it isn’t obvious: Take any wet clothes off (including sweaty clothes!! underlayers can become soaked with sweat while working in the cold and lead to hypothermia later) BEFORE you wrap the person in warm dry blankets/clothing. 

Also I cannot stress the ‘do not rub’ thing enough. If you have a frozen steak, let it thaw a little bit and then give it a good rub. Take a peek at it via a hand lens. You’ll see tons of little cuts/gashes. That’s from the ice crystals cutting into the flesh. NEVER rub the skin of a hypothermia/extreme cold exposed person to warm them up unless you want the same damn thing happening to their flesh.

Don’t warm the extremities (hands/feet) too quickly. Not only would it be extremely painful, but the vessels in said extremities opening too quickly can lead to shock (part of the direct heat issue).

[tldsurvival]

This deserves another reblog

[2000ish]

[2000ish]

I’m sorry! I didn’t know it belonged to The Avatar! Avatar: The Last Airbender | Book Two: “The Desert” 

[beardedmrbean]

never ever underestimate the capacity rural folks have for coming up with creative solutions

[ulysseus]

But if it's weight triggered on both ends, what does it actually stop?

[uncle-cazador]

Cows

[ulysseus]

But cows are heavy, surely they'd lift the gate

[uncle-cazador]

See those little slats? Cows recognize early on not to step on them or their legs go through.

If you ever seen one of these on a rural road thats why they are there. To keep cows in one area. They don't have the coordination to cross it. Sometimes you can just paint the lines on the road if cows are used to these cattle guards and they won't attempt to cross.

That gate up there is very heavy. A cow would have to step on the proper slats with all of its weight for it to open, once it moves it comes back down. 99% unlikely for a cow to get through it

[ulysseus]

Ah, interesting