Origami Around
Color Me Curious
YOU ARE THE REASON
tannertan36
I'd rather be in outer space đ¸
Phantogram Three
No title available
Not today Justin
cherry valley forever
No title available
ojovivo
pixel skylines
Doug Jones
đ
macklin celebrini has autism
Kiana Khansmith
tumblr dot com
izzy's playlists!
art blog(derogatory)
One Nice Bug Per Day
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Kenya
seen from Bangladesh
seen from Germany
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Canada
seen from Germany
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from TĂźrkiye
seen from Bangladesh
seen from United States
seen from TĂźrkiye
seen from Japan
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
@courtjestersanonymous
ghosts wear?
the clothes they died in
the clothes that best embody their essence
nakeddddddddd
whatever their society/culture's most popular image of ghosts wears
swagged out universal ghost uniform
something else ? (tell me)
things will work out + itâs still early + not everything is lost + trees
LOTR abridged
hey, sex pervert question: do you ever think about me even when im not present
I love going viral on tumblr.com. Itâs like if you stood in a field and said some of the stupidest shit a human being is capable of and then like fifty thousand crows attacked you
Donât do this to me
my brother in christ you made the post
big loud incorrect buzzer noise that plays after every social interaction i have
Two dudes in my group chat have been playing league & slowly but surely have shifted from saying "wanna play league of legends" to "wanna play some geego legends". At this point their average post is just @ing the other and going "geegogagand?" and I feel insane
What is going on
Compatibles PC Magazine #2, May 1987
Olivier Legan's cover story illustration for the article titled "Who Wants the Head of The 5.25 Inch?"
I was raised by scientifically conscientious parents, real big on logic and empiricism and all that jazz, and I really took it to heart. So when I first heard about the birthday candle wishes thing, I did what came naturally. I tried to test it empirically. I invited this kid in my first grade class who was kind of a dick, called me names, tripped me when the teachers werenât looking, penny-ante schoolyard bully shit. And when they brought the cake out, they told me to close my eyes and make a wish, and I did, and when I opened my eyes the kid hadnât exploded. Not even a little. At this point I was kind of tempted to write it off, but even then I had an eye towards the replicability crisis, and I knew one failure wasnât publishable. So next year I invited the same kid, wished again, he didnât explode that year, either. Or the year after that. Or the year after that. I mean I really sacrificed for this project. My parents had a hard capacity of five guests per party, and every year he took a slot that could have gone to a person who wouldnât declare open season on the other three guests. And even though I donât even like pottery, I kept asking to have the parties at the DIY pottery place because that was the only non-suspicious way to have get everyone in smocks and googles when they brought out the cake. But one of the really insidious things I had to deal with was the sense of, I dunno, moral corrosion. Because, you invite a guy you donât even like to a birthday party six years running with ulterior motives, humoring him, making him think you consistently want him aroundâŚÂ youâre leading the guy on! And moreover I know what itâs like to be on the other side of that, I used to get invited to birthday parties because people wanted to copy my notes. And itâs shitty to wake up one morning and realize youâve become a bad guy in the same creeping way, and that just must be how that happens. I mean right up until the guy spontaneously combusted at the cake-cutting at my cousinâs birthday party in 2013, I genuinely think he thought we were friends. All to say that this is why research ethics courses are, like, super foundational. Canât cut corners on that!
if I see one more "why age verification is bad" post that doesn't even bother to mention that locking young people out of huge sections of the public sphere - literally the stated goal and primary impact of this shit - is wrong in and of itself I will simply start hitting people with bricks
yes yes biometric data privacy blah blah adults can hypothetically by harmed by this too. what about the immediate and deliberate and not at all hypothetical harm to youth. why are you acting like a potential data leak about what your face looks like, which if it ever happened would at least be generally recognised as a problem, is a more serious issue than cutting millions of people off from information and community and public expression which is happening right now in the open with large scale support
it's got the stench of fucking "banned books week" on it. thousands of adults congratulating themselves for reading books literally no one is trying to stop them from reading while doing nothing to improve access for the young people who are the ones actually having those books made off-limits to them.
[normal person voice] as we all know, the public sphere consists largely of strip clubs and pools of glowing green acid
''what if you regret it'' then you will expirience regret - a normal and unavoidable part of the human expirience.
im fucking crying
i just really feel seen on this website
top 10 jobs for serial killers:
cop
member of any branch of the military (often combined with some of these other jobs)
âpolite family manâ
truck driver
nurse (gerontology and neonatal specialties especially)
construction/contracting
doctor (gerontology and surgical specialties especially)
anything in the animal agriculture field (particularly pig farming)
preacher (Protestant evangelical especially)
account
serial killer career path gaining momentum: YouTuber
serial killer career path loosing popularity: butcher
I donât know why butchers arenât chasing people around with their butcher knives in bloody aprons anymore but that isnât a major concern in 2026. Maybe modern hairnets have a soothing effect.
Hey, wow, is this just like a funny fictional observation or is it real data?
Honestly I wouldn't be surprised either way
based on vibes and major headlines but I tried looking up the statistical reality
5/12 is pretty good based on stereotypes alone
I was shocked but then I started thinking about the kind of people that must be working behind the scenes at Boeing and it made a little more sense.
