Dresdom

Old clown back in clowntown

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[beardedmrbean]

[theradicalace]

we cannot live in chains

[pixeljade]

Tumblr, I propose a battle of wits!

I have put Iocaine powder in one of these two goblets. You choose, then we both drink.

If you choose the more popular option you are poisoned, and must log off and do something you are putting off. If you choose otherwise, you may reblog and keep scrolling!

The Goblet Nearest You

The Goblet Nearest Me

Voting ended onFeb 14, 2023

[a-heavenly-melody-deactivated20]

This is genuinely the funniest thing that could’ve happened considering how the actual scene plays out holy shit

[dogpuppy]

[dresdom]

For reference, these are spanish cave houses, traditional in Granada (the darker region in that map)

[puffinmaster246]

These are air bnbs. Most of the caves do not look like this. The caves were originally owned by the Romani in the reason but many have been forcefully evicted by the Granadian government. This neighborhood is heavily oppressed and live in poverty. These are what most of the caves ACTUALLY look like:

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/cave-underground-dwellers-ancient-modern-granada-spain

[dresdom]

There are cave neighborhoods like that, sure. I wouldn't say *most* of the caves are in poverty areas. I feel you're talking about Sacromonte specifically? There are many cave neighborhoods in the province and they're usually on the fancier sice of the spectrum. They're definitely nicer (and more expensive) than apartments in cities like Guadix or Baza.

The pictures I posted are from touristic caves listings yeah, because regular people usually don't post pictures of their houses online. But I have some friends that live in caves like the ones I posted that look like that (just messier), and it's not something exceptional or unusual in the area. They're just houses. With great insulation.

Just to be clear, the history of Sacromonte is terrible and the cale people indeed suffer oppression, but that's not the only area with cave houses nor the most representative of that kind of architecture. They're a traditional dwelling in the whole region.

[dogpuppy]

[dresdom]

For reference, these are spanish cave houses, traditional in Granada (the darker region in that map)

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[dresdom]

This feels like toki pona

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[akesi-waso-deactivated20231117]

my fav

[guldaastan]

greta was time's person of the year a few years ago. she was adored by all liberal world leaders and parties. and when she learnt about people's struggle under occupation and colonialism, she stood in solidarity with them . she now stands with palestine and armenia and kashmir and every oppressed person in the world. she could have been rich as fuck by simply remaining as a climate activist. yet she chose to do the right thing. i love her for her integrity.

[guldaastan]

yes this!!

[talasem]

2019.

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[nikolaijanak]

[owlservice]

Whatever

[adulthoodisokay]

Guy dresses up as his dog’s favorite toy (via Jeff Spiegel/Twitter)

[disgustinganimals]

Perfect infiltration method. Find out their secrets, my good man.

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[dndprofessor]

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[nickyflowers]

i bet there were guys in the 1800s who were super fucking Reddit about everything, but no one had the right word yet for why those guys were so annoying. so they just had to wonder

[doctorbluesmanreturns]

Der lästige Kavalier (The Annoying Gentleman), by Berthold Woltze, 1874.