Product Placement
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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Sweet Seals For You, Always
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
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@dramatsurai
If I start my sentence with "Girl" I mean it in a gay way like I'm about to bitch to you about my coworkers who I hate and who I am nothing but nice to. If I start my sentence with "Maaan" I mean it in a tired teen boy way. Like Shaggy learning that he's eaten the last of his vile sandwiches
My ancestors died because they were born a long time ago
hey be nice to me im just a teenage girl who has legally been an adult for years
caving as an extreme sport is sooo unfathomable to me why are u as a creature of the daylight doing that. were u born without the dread in ur bones or something
planning anohter space war and im going to need 10 of your most autistic teenagers to pilot the robots andn die at dramatic moments please
LOL whos tye saultry little binch on the bottom lsft????
this post is less than 1% away from being completely incomprehensible
Sixgill shark and a crab fighting over a piece of fish
man, fuck this guy
Congratulations to porn for winning the war on porn
the comments on this video killed me
Sometimes good parents make mistakes.
There might come a day when you look at your parent who loves you, tries their best, never abused you, and realize that they don’t always know best. And it’s a weird thing to come to terms with. To know you were loved but there were still bad things that they did accidentally. But even if it’s small you’re allowed to struggle with it. You don’t need to have been through the worst kind of abuse to question your parents.
This isn’t a post about abusive and/or manipulative parents. It’s about things like your mom leaving you with an irrational fear of germs or your dad trying to get you on a diet when you’re a kid because he believes the studies about weight affecting health. Not intentional harm and not abuse. Just garden variety mistakes.
Not to derail but I feel like it's REALLY important for people on this site to get this through their heads because I have seen multiple posts where someone is telling a quirky story about their childhood or complaining about something a parent did only for the comments to be full to the brim with people accusing said parent of being abusive and that needs to stop.
Like it's not only weird to claim and whole ass relationship you know nothing about aside from a small anecdote of being abusive, but sometimes parents aren't perfect and that does not mean they are abusers. Take it from someone who had an abusive parent, there is a huge fucking difference between a parent who has some weird quirks or dropped the ball a few times and one who is actively abusing their children, and seeing the two equated is really concerning.
And yeah is it perfectly normal to look back at your childhood and have an issue with something your parent did even if they weren't abusive, and you have the right to talk about it without thousands of strangers trying to reframe your entire childhood as abusive when you know it wasn't. Like my mom never abused me but I def have a lot of problems with some of her parenting choices, and I would be really upset if I tried to talk about them only to have a bunch of people who don't know me or her arguing that she abused me.
Anyway sorry to derail but this post makes a really good point and I think a lot of people on this site could stand to learn that sometimes a relationship can have issues without it being abusive, especially parent-child ones, and it's not a great look to try to armchair diagnose a relationship as harmful when you don't know anything about it.
women in STEM (supervillainy, treachery, evilness, malevolence)
Matilda (1996) dir. Danny DeVito
As others have noted in the past, Danny DeVito not only directed Matilda (and played her dad), but he and Rhea Perlman (DeVito’s wife at the time and Matilda’s mum in the movie) basically looked after Mara Wilson because Mara’s mother was in hospital with terminal cancer at the time of filming (She died during post production work, and it wasn’t until years later Mara discovered that Danny had taken an advanced (not quite completed) copy of “Matilda” to the hospital so that her mum could watch it before she passed.)
When Mara mentioned that she was feeling nervous about the dancing to “Little Bitty Pretty One” sequence, it was DeVito’s idea to have the ENTIRE cast and crew join in and dance too (off camera) so she wouldn’t feel self-conscious, apaprently even the craft services folks joined in, and the cameraman shooting the scene did a bit of a shuffle, but not too much because it would mess with the camera shot)
Ok so the most amazing reblog I've seen of this says:
There's a globe-spanning layer of mesopelagic fish that is so dense it distorts SONAR. For decades we had no idea what created the Deep Scattering Layer or why it moved. We still know almost nothing about it.
It contains 65% of all fish biomass.
Marine Ecology has Dark Fish.
And:
FYSA: 65% is a low-end estimate. Dark Fish may comprise 95% of all fish biomass, but we just don't know: https://phys.org/news/2014-03-ninety-five-cent-world-fish-mesopelagic.html
Bristlemouths are reported to be the most numerous vertebrate, with numbers estimated in the quadrillions. How scientists arrive at that es
Apparently 40% to 50% of that hidden biomass is mostly likely these guys, bristlemouths, and they are thought to be the most abundant vertebrates on Earth, numbering in the quadrillions. The mesopelagic zone makes up 20% of the oceans so while the estimates are based on limited sampling, so far bristlemouths have been there wherever scientists go looking.
i hope every lesbian gets to feel how it feels to have another woman be just as crazy about you as you are about them…. not having doubts or confusion.. I wish this with all my heart, for every lesbian, especially trans lesbians.
