[felhell]

LMAO ok nope im remaking cause going through mass post editor to archive and just seeing the posts is phew boy okay brb i’m going to be “felrahx” ( because someone is rude and took felrah)

[concentriccookies]

The Deadly and Benign 

[felhell]

idk wether 2 remake or risk this pandora box of trauma lmao but if everyone is coming back idk if i wanna bother having to find out everyones tumblr again 

[tinakolesnik-deactivated2022073]

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[kairisk]

Eat them like they ate your family, Year of the Tiger

[midnightmart]

happy new year. have some tigers i did for a client

kind reminder that commissions and requests are both open!

[lsaaaaaac]

[pbh3]

The planets, aligned.

[hashtagclouds]

the sickest thing ive ever seen

[memewhore]

[valoricky]

This is a stupid conversation! and I'm not going to continue it! literally so fucking correct

[shouldabeentwins]

What I’m really proud of is the fact that he made SURE the audience understood why the caller was being an idiot. He made a PERFECT comparison, gave the caller an honest chance to re-evaluate and change his mind. His point landed, everyone knew it, even the caller (note his pause and almost hesitancy after being asked).

But when the caller decided to bulldoze on anyway, because god forbid actually listen to the other person in the conversation, the expert cut him off and refused his time. And good for him.

[weirdlylyricalnotes]

[VD: A tweet by @ g33kgurli, tweeted at 9:47 PM on Dec 17, 2021. It reads, "Perhaps the best clap back to antivaxxers and antimaskers." Attached is a video from The Thom Hartmann Program, where Hartmann is talking with a caller. The conversation goes as follows:

Caller: Hey Thom. Uh, I was listening to you for the last hour so, um, I heard survival of the fittest. Um, you know some of us choose not to vaccinate and uh--

Hartmann: You're nuts, Nicholas.

Caller: --because we work very hard about staying fit, eating healthy, and our natural immune system.

Hartmann: So Nicholas if you're so healthy, would you have unprotected sex with somebody who has syphilis or gonorrhea?

Caller: You're missing the point.

Hartmann: No, I'm not missing the point. They're contagious diseases. Would you have unprotected sex with somebody who has syphilis and gonorrhea and not worry about it because you're so healthy?

Caller: [pause] No, I wouldn't do that.

Hartmann: Okay, then why would you expose yourself to covid without having some protection?

Caller: Because the protection is my natural immunity.

Hartmann: No, it's not. Tell that--

Caller: Yes, yes, my natural immunity--

Hartmann: Tell that to eight hundred thousand dead Americans. Nicholas, this is- this is a stupid conversation and I'm not going to continue it.

/end VD]

[funnytwittertweets]

[abigaillarson-deactivated202501]

Today’s Drawlloween prompt is “black dog”, so here’s a happy demon pup playing in the leaves! 🖤🐺🍂

Prints: [Black Shuck I] [Black Shuck II]

[devinellekurtz]

He wants some bread… 🥖🥐 Twitter I Instagram

[whenyourfavouritedies]

[ID: A digital drawing of the front of a bakery, a small dragon sits outside on the front steps staring up into the window. Outside it’s dark and raining, the light from the bakery is warm orange, the window full of shelves of bread. The bakery is called “Indigo’s”, and on the window reads “bakery cafe”. /End ID]

[deus-e]

[ifeeltheblame]

[Image description: The same dragon now lays on a pile of bread with some chunks torn out of them, fast asleep in the backroom of the bakery, near some sort of fire with the racks of different kinds of bread all around the storage area. They are safe and full. Description on post reads, “He got his bread.” End ID]

[orangechickenpillow]

Oh thank god

[yehudah]

HERE IT COMES.....

[helpwheneveryoucan]

[cutiesableye]

[kayaret]

[sosuperawesome]

Maxine Vee on Instagram

[diabeticlesbian]

Sweet Dreams - Rora Blue

2020.

“Sweet Dreams explores the intricacies of everyday ableism and everyday ableist comments. Some of the comments recount dialogue said to the artist. Other phrases were submitted by other disabled and/or chronically ill individuals as documentation of comments that have been said to them. Through using recognizable objects associated with disability in correlation with playful colors, Sweet Dreams aims to reclaim objects commonly associated with pain and disrupt the narrative on what it means to be disabled.”

[bitchbitesdog]

[depsidase]

[guerrillatech]