my lowest moment

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my lowest moment
Passed the White Pharaoh on the freeway
just like cop shows love engineering scenarios where they can go damn we would have caught the serial puppy killer by now if only police had even more money and power, doctor shows love engineering scenarios where they can go damn we would have solved every problem with this patient's body by now if only patients weren't so pigheaded and lazy and entitled and dishonest
Level 1: Asylums are scary because there's crazy people there.
Level 2: We shouldn't treat mental health facilities as objects of horror because it stigmatises mental illness.
Level 3: Asylums are scary because there's psychiatrists there.
Rudolf Koller (Swiss, 1828-1905). Horses During a Thunderstorm, 1846. Oil on canvas.
Artvee
My fave Tumblr bio ever I think
haaah? what the hell is this? some sort of damn beast... it's kind of badass
Name: Dopped Snuffler
Type: Forest/Shadow
Powers: Dig, Truffle Find, Radiant Death Flare
Catchphrase: "snrrf..!"
damn... he's some stone cold mother fucker huh? kind of a badass... wouldnt want to cross him on a bad day
Kansetsu Hashimoto 1883-1945
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this was tumblr in 2013
This is tumblr in 2026
does getting cursed by a witch show up in drug tests
can we not do this right now its pride month
Technically? No, but if you start falling alot then yeah, most people arenāt clusmy theyāre just cursed and have no idea. Witches are real, the ones who do curses arenāt friendly, ābad luckā is them just taking the good thing that was for you for themselves. Some even do this as a business. Even taint food. They are petty and donāt play fair.
Some call themselves witches and read cards, drink tea, and have an aesthetic. They are people who have been hurt and use the label for comfort.
(real witches take advantage of this)
Theyāll try to make you feel sorry for them, anything to get a hug or entry to your life and loved ones, your number, all in the first meeting. Theyāll be friendly in a way thatās unsettling. You will think, āthis is weird⦠but they seem nice maybe Iām being too harsh, and I should give them a chanceā. Donāt.
Theyāll approach you, with a smile like a thief trying to get close commit credit fraud, but itās you theyāre after.
Remember the rules of fairytales, and tell them nothing. Take nothing. Be polite. Donāt give your name. Be vague.
Donāt hold let them hold your hands, or hug you. Be brisk and get out of there. Nothing is worth your life.
And for those worried about hurting their feelings, just remember that real witches are petty karens who feel entitled to everything good in your life, your money, health, even your name and they would take anything and everything even the ground under you if they could.
ohhh okay
A wild guanaco on the Aonikenk trail in Parque Nacional Torres del Paine, Chile. He appeared totally unconcerned by hikers and moseyed away once about half dozen of us were stopped to pap him/wait for him to move a safe distance off the trail.
A small flock of Andean flamingos on Salar de Tara in Reserva Nacional Los Flamencos, Chile. Absolutely gorgeous in person!
Photos taken January 2024.
Siegfried (1921) by Thomas Theodor Heine | The Cat on the Pillow (19th century) by Adolf von Becker
hey its me your doctor. idgaf
š¦ Rural hours New York, George P. Putnam, 1851. Original source Image description: Illustration of a bald eagle perched on a rock, showcasing detailed brown and white feathers, a powerful hooked beak, and sharp yellow talons. The eagle faces left, with a focused gaze and intricate plumage texture. The vintage print, from 1851, includes text identifying the bird as āBALD EAGLEā and credits the lithographer G.P. Putnam, New York. The background is plain, emphasizing the birdās form and natural features.