Robot Fucker 2023

Hello there! Any pronouns, 27, super queer. This blog is pretty much a bunch of random stuff I find entertaining at any moment. If you need anything tagged, let me know!

[rakiah]

I exorcized these damn pics so NOW I can go back to my fucking schedule djfjrjfvj

[evercelle]

[mrscancelled-1]

[translucentchick]

Fight Me, Kiryu-Chan! (Part 2/3)

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Fight Me, Kiryu-Chan! (Part 3/3)

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[translucentchick]

Fight Me, Kiryu-Chan! (Part 1/3)

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[translucentchick]

Yakuza LAD Short 1 - Social Media

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Yakuza LAD Short 3 - Two Types

[manrippedapartbydogs]

Revolutionary

[shepnax]

[alinalal-art]

Commission for Lucien Dodge, voice of Akinari in Persona 3 Reload :D

[slavicafire]

far from prudish but just got blazed porn of someone's pussy spread out so hard and up close like it's a map of the polish-lithuanian commonwealth and I'm king and grand duke sigismund II augustus inspecting his lands to plot defense against the swedes

[coffee-without-anesthetics]

[paper-mario-wiki]

in case you're wondering what the greatest AMV of all time is, it's this one from 2008.

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[sanctiu]

jyuto really found this guy and just felt so bad for him he couldn't even arrest him

[sansan9]

A society without cheer and humor will not have a bright future.

[sir-knighteye]

going to the convenience store. yall want something?

nah

yah. chips and a soda

and a Sir Nighteye figurine?? please??

NOT the Funko Pop version.

Nothing against it. I already have one tho. it's just

Sir Nighteye played such a pivotal role in the plot he deserves more recognition

like more than two figures and a stamp

I'm talking big. I'm talking prequel spin-off and a companion manga

there's so much potential for different stories with him and All Might

or After All Might and starting an agency. heck I'd kill for an OVA

I mean is that too much to ask? huh? HUH??

oh, and some gum while you're there too. thanks

Voting ended onJul 20, 2024

[thewightknight]

The 14 Fake Olive Oil Companies Are Revealed Now – Avoid These Brands

Supposedly, even 70% of olive oil in the USA markets is fake, cut with cheap bad oils like sunflower and canola. This item is supposed to be healthy, but this is now corrupted. It was found that even 7 of the biggest olive oil makers in USA, mix their items with cheap oils to get more profits. This is like the 2008 practice in Italy when 400 police officers were involved in the breakdown known as operation Golden Oil. This meant seizure for 85 oil farms that mixed some percentage chlorophyll with sunflower and canola to the olive oil. The oil was mixed, colored, perfumed and flavored too, and these things made the Australian government investigate their own oils. The results were awful. After that, not one brand named extra virgin olive oil got the 2012 certificate of approval.

This scam made the California University study 124 imported oils and found that over 70% of samples failed the tests.

These failed:

Mezzetta

Carapelli

Pompeian

Primadonna

Mazola

Sasso

Colavita

Star

Antica Badia

Whole Foods

Safeway

Felippo Berio

Coricelli

Bertolli

These brands passed:

Corto olive

Lucero

McEvoy Ranch Organic

Omaggio

California Olive Branch

Bariani Olive oil

Lucini

Ottavio

Olea Estates

Cobram Estate

Kirkland Organic

Also, test the olive oil yourself at home. Put the bottle out when cold, or in the fridge for 30 min. if it gets solid, it is pure and has monounsaturated fats.

[brownmonalisa]

The lies!!!!

[sauvamente]

*throws out all the bertolli*

[julianahuxtable]

IM SO PRESSED/SHOOK RN

[trapcard]

this is a real scandal

[note-a-bear]

Ain’t that a bitch

[earthshaker1217]

They selling fake olive oil.

[talesofthestarshipregeneration]

they been selling fake olive oil from the time of the ancient Greeks and Romans

http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2007/08/13/slippery-business   This is a cool article on how they do it now and what they tend to substitute it with.

In 1997 and 1998, olive oil was the most adulterated agricultural product in the European Union, prompting the E.U.’s anti-fraud office to establish an olive-oil task force. (“Profits were comparable to cocaine trafficking, with none of the risks,” one investigator told me.) The E.U. also began phasing out subsidies for olive-oil producers and bottlers, in an effort to reduce crime, and after a few years it disbanded the task force. Yet fraud remains a major international problem: olive oil is far more valuable than most other vegetable oils, but it is costly and time-consuming to produce—and surprisingly easy to doctor. Adulteration is especially common in Italy, the world’s leading importer, consumer, and exporter of olive oil. (For the past ten years, Spain has produced more oil than Italy, but much of it is shipped to Italy for packaging and is sold, legally, as Italian oil.) “The vast majority of frauds uncovered in the food-and-beverage sector involve this product,” Colonel Leopoldo Maria De Filippi, the commander for the northern half of Italy of the N.A.S. Carabinieri, an anti-adulteration group run under the auspices of the Ministry of Health, told me.

In Puglia, which produces about forty per cent of Italy’s olives, growers have been in a near-constant state of crisis for more than a decade. “Thousands of olive-oil producers are victims of this ‘drugged’ market,” Antonio Barile, the president of the Puglia chapter of a major farmers’ union, told me, referring to illegal importations of seed oils and cheap olive oil from outside the E.U., which undercut local farmers. Instead of supporting small growers who make distinctive, premium oils, the Italian government has consistently encouraged quan-tity over quality, to the benefit of large companies that sell bulk oil. It has not implemented a national plan for oil production, has employed a byzantine system for distributing agricultural subsidies, and has often failed to enforce Italian laws and E.U. regulations intended to prevent fraud. The government has been so lax in pursuing some oil crimes that it can seem complicit. In 2000, the European Court of Auditors reported that Italy was responsible for eighty-seven per cent of misappropriated E.U. subsidies to olive-oil bottlers in the preceding fifteen years, and that the government had recovered only a fraction of the money.

[white-throated-packrat]

I’ve been reading Extra Virginity: The Sublime and Scandalous World of Olive Oil by Tom Mueller, and wow, the things that get sold as ‘extra virgin’ olive oil are kind of scary, especially if you have any allergies. Or if you’re trying to use olive oil for health reasons – you’re likely paying a premium for something with none of the benefits you’re looking for.

Also, you could write at least 8 different genre novels about skullduggery in the olive oil trade, starting with a murder mystery and working your way out, because there’s just so much to unpack.

[thebibliosphere]

Well, that explains the rash of migraines/respiratory issues I had last month. I was cooking everything in whole foods oil and couldn’t figure it out. If it was cut with canola oil then there’s my answer. Son of a bitch.

[bonehandledknife]

(“Profits were comparable to cocaine trafficking, with none of the risks,” one investigator told me.)

[trackingshot]

YO FUCK THESE GUYS my mom is allergic to corn and some of them were cut with corn oil. We very aggressively research any oil we purchase now.

[mossdftba]

I tried to click on the original article and got sent to a weed site, but here’s a Forbes article from 2016

The Olive Oil Scam: If 80% Is Fake, Why Do You Keep Buying It?

It's a safe bet that all that extra virgin, high quality olive oil you've been buying in recent years is not that at all but, rather, poor q