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The culprits (i would die for them)
C // Amythestsparkles • Hal Brindley
Yep, I’m on the side of these superb piggies. This is play stupid games, win stupid prizes territory.
Native wild animals engaging in natural animal behaviors?!?! I'm shocked!
ha ha ha golfers eat shit!
when i don’t like a female character on a tv show i treat it like homework. like i know she’s right. i’m the problem. i just have to try harder
i love all the people saying they blame male writers. you know her heart. you know this isn’t her. it’s a man
Encountering good lit crit in the wild brings me to tears. Yes, blame those fucking writers!
Went to get a medical test. Messing with my phone in the waiting room. Here someone say "Thank you, the door was too heavy for me". Look up. It's a cancer patient using a crutch to get around. They couldn't open the door. The door had no automatic opening system. This was a medical testing lab in a hospital.
this is how some of y’all look and it’s so transparent…..
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There's a Frantz Fanon joke in this somewhere I can feel it. Anyway go read "Wretched of the Earth"
ok how do you say 'horror'
whore-er
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different way
well whats the different way then
LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — It was a mundane, unanimously supported bill on liquor taxation that saw state Sen. Machaela Cavanaugh take to the mic
“If this Legislature collectively decides that legislating hate against children is our priority, then I am going to make it painful — painful for everyone,” the Omaha married mother of three said. “I will burn the session to the ground over this bill.” True to her word, Cavanaugh has slowed the business of passing laws to a crawl by introducing amendment after amendment to every bill that makes it to the state Senate floor and taking up all eight debate hours allowed by the rules — even during the week she was suffering from strep throat. Wednesday marks the halfway point of this year’s 90-day session, and not a single bill will have passed thanks to Cavanaugh’s relentless filibustering.
*making a little note* When... revolution... comes... Cavanaugh... is... cool
Yes. I mean you honestly have no idea. Everything was blurry back then, we had to make due with our imaginations.
mb I’ve thought about this post too much for a mere human…………….
I have no idea who Miku is but these are really cute and I want Heavy’s outfit.
take a knife to bring to the roman senate
quick grab a knife
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Dipshit here doesn’t know his own religion, so; The crime against God at Sodom was that the Sodomites violated sacred hospitality by assaulting the messengers. That’s it. Has nothing whatsoever to do with homosexuality or any kind of sexuality. Sacred Hospitality is a complex set of beliefs, norms, and customs around how guests, visitors, strangers, and hosts interact with each other and what their respective rights are. To greatly simplify; If someone comes to your house as a visitor and you accept them in you have obligations to feed, shelter, and protect them so long as they comport themselves respectfully and don’t violate certain rules. Many cultures across the face of the planet and over broad swathes of time had some kind of practice like this. When the world was much more sparsely populated and “law and order” wasn’t really a thing most places the only real way to travel safely was to rely on the hospitality of strangers. You’d stop at houses or settlements along the way, usually every 15-20 miles since that’s about as much as people can walk in a day for extended periods of time, and request food and shelter for the evening. And in a lot of places at a lot of times you’d get it. The practice was vital to maintaining trade and communications in a lot of areas. It was essential to combatting banditry, feuds, and violence of all kind. It was an important part of pilgrimages of all sorts. And there were huge social consequences; Your reputation could be made or broken on whether you were thought to be a generous host in a time where reputation could be very literally a matter of life and death. The Hellenic Greeks had an entire aspect of Zeus, Zeus Xenia, devoted to watching over travelers on the road and assuring that the rights of guests were observed. If you violated the rights of guests you could expect a truly horrible divine punishment for your crime. TLDR; If you try to rape, rob, and murder visiting guests then God will nuke the site from orbit. Fucking “Christians” who don’t know anything about their religion.
The evergreen urge to run up to the student tour and scream “FLY YOU FOOLS!”
Somewhere in the Pacific Northwest, there is a survivalist.
The survivalist is a white cis male homeowner who considers himself apolitical. From an early age, he's had a love of camping, shooting, and a deep belief that someday, the world is going to experience some sort of cataclysm that will make his beloved hobbies essential survival skills.
The survivalist's deep-seated belief in impending doom did not stop him from seeking a partner or having children. Today, he has a wife and two young daughters, with a son on the way. He is vaguely Christian and believes he is doing his duty by being fruitful and multiplying.
The suvivalist is passionate about his interests. He works out. He takes his family camping as often as he can. He has taken classes at places like Thunder Ranch and has trained as an EMT. He rides an expertly-kitted adventure bike (just in case) and he has plenty of supplies and backup plans for any situation. He has installed solar panels on his house's roof and has a backup generator with a generous supply of fuel.
You would not believe how much water and dried food this man has in his basement.
The survivalist dies on June 23, 2037 when a 9.3 earthquake collapses his house. Ironically, this was entirely preventable, but anchoring his house's mudsill to the foundation wasn't a toy he could play with, nor was it good Instagram content.
Sometimes there's nothing you can do. The first key of survival is recognizing that you might not.
Foolhardy commentary like this annoys me.
Re-read the last sentence and get back to me.
I did! It's genuinely impossible to cover *every* situation and an awareness of your own mortality actually *helps*. The impossibility thereof debunks a survival mindset about as well as this guy you've made up.
Obviously everyone laughs at Instagram idiots.
Okay, so, that's not my point. I'm not "debunking the survival mindset" or saying "haha he died because you can't account for everything." This is someone who lives in a high risk area for a specific type of disaster with known remedies, which he chose not to pursue because they are boring and aren't the sort of thing that get you clout, like training under a Big Name and having cool stuff to show off.
There is a reason I started this by saying he lives in the Pacific Northwest, and concluded it by saying his death was entirely preventable but for a specific choice he made. This was about someone deliberately overlooking something vital.
You are prepping to survive. I am prepping to provide a high end loot stash to a group of adventurers long after my tragic but humorous death. We are not the same
Femboy Sororitas!
Oh you think I can’t get more heretical? You’d be wrong
It’s an open secret that there were always girl marines and femboy sororitas but everyone just pretends because it’s funnier that way.
sometimes I see things that are so absurdly horny that it circles back around to being sexless you know what I mean
The entirely sexless performativity of sex in a lot of porn was a theme in one, possibly two Dresden File’s novels. Ended up being plot relevant in several ways. Now that I think of it one of Jim’s strengths as a writer is having the core theme of the book impact several plot threads, all in different but appropriate ways.
There's only one real way to categorise disorders and it's when you google it and the first results fit into one or more of the following categories:
1. "Is your child-" "Does your child-" "How to cope with the burden of being a parent for-"
2. "How to get better: Step One: have a lot of money!" "How to get better: Step One: simply stop having it!"
3. "10 Ways To Spot Sickopaths With This Disorder So You Can Protect Yourself" "The Bad People Disease -by Dr. Eugene X."
I would like to propose 4.) The first five links are crisis hotlines
Deep Time
What do you think people were obsessive weirdos about 134,329 years ago? Like what was the most embarassing fandom in 132,306 BCE?
