MAGRATHEA! @freudwasmybitch - Tumblr Blog

awww. not me remembering after less than a week why i got tired of this site. 🫤

might be time to hang up the badge for good.

me if i was a nurse: myocardial in-fart-tion

me, trying to figure tumblr out after more than a decade: so i can like...post for myself without an expectation of audience? sounds fake and also pointless.

Not gonna lie, I dig the photo effects. Well. A couple of them.

im like. "back". or whatever. but what does that even mean.

so i kinda just realized im really fucking tired of the internet again? see ya in a year maybe.

unexplainedthings

opalescent-potato

#oh no!! #his LUNCH

ltwilliammowett

Whaler made scrimshawed whale ivory Sea Horse pie crimper, circa 1850

parliamentrook

top tier object

thursdayin94

Dropped a small potato n started crying how’s everyone else doin tonight

potato

am on floor

victimhood

France conducted its first nuclear test known as the "Gerboise Bleue" in February 1960 in the Sahara Desert - an atomic bomb that was four times the strength of Hiroshima. A total of 17 tests were carried out, four of them atmospheric detonations, and 13 underground.

Nuclear testing continued in the region until 1966, four years after the independence of Algeria from French colonial rule, due to a clause in the Evian Accords which were signed by the Provisional Government of the Algerian Republic (GPRA). The accords established the parameters for Algerian independence. The defeated colonial power demanded to be able to continue to destroy Algeria's environment and poison its people.

At the time of the tests, around 40,000 people lived in the affected area, and the tests had a horrific effect on these communities. Many were impacted directly, while others were poisoned over time due to the radiation. In fact, 60 years after Gerboise Bleue, babies are still being born with illnesses and malformations.

https://english.alaraby.co.uk/english/amp/comment/2021/2/12/frances-nuclear-colonial-legacy-in-algeria