Koi

23, tell me what the situation is so I know what gender to equip

[yimra-deactivated20250209]

[frosty-6]

all-dwarf campaign

[drtanner]

It's three days later and I have to re-reblog this because it genuinely looks exactly like every shitty flash animation I loved when I was 15.

Everything about this is perfect.

[cpericardium]

hey mrbeast what the fuck

link to NYT article

[merps]

+ archived backup link

[sovietnam]

[hungwy]

One of the best stories humanity ever produced was a draft of a rewrite of the Epic of Gilgamesh written by a Ecuadorian poet in 1935. It was tossed into a fireplace by an angry boy and lost forever. Another of humanity's best was told 65,000 years ago and was overheard by a small tribe of embarked Neanderthals boating down a river in what is now northern Georgia. A short woman at the bank scrubbed a wooden idol in the water and sang an ancient tale in an unknown language. These two are eclipsed by everything produced by two brothers at the coast of what is now Cameroon between 503 BC and 490 BC, which they shared with some family and friends, and were beloved by everyone except a sour uncle.

[kunosoura]

the looney tunes show from a transgender perspective was funny.. bugs bunny passed without fail as either a beautiful woman or an ugly woman depending on how much effort he put into it. daffy on the other hand's crossdressing fits were always high effort yet without fail he got clocked every time

[estrogenesis-evangelion]

"of courthe. eathy for you to thay, you pathhoid"

[bishonenknife]

rb for a gorgeous blonde to smile and push wads of cash at you

[morganitism]

*swings a pendulum in front of you* oooooh you wanna stop using psycho/psychotic as insults so badly. and psychopath. and sociopath. and antisocial. and homebound. and schizo. and narcissist(ic). and braindead. and mouthbreather. and delusional. and

[grfygrf]

It's occurred to me that the core of pretty much any name-calling is going to be some level of ableism, racism, sexism, etc. so maybe we all would benefit from being more direct in the criticisms we have for people we don't like. Like, say what you actually mean instead of using disabilities as a proxy for the word "bad"

[flareonfloof]

you're not gonna believe the origins of the word "bad"

[kikmessenger]

sits on my own blog like it’s the edge of a lake wistfully

[kikmessenger]

skips a stone over a few posts

[grimeclown]

I got a job at a gas station across from a casino and a guy keeps coming in to buy whole cartons of cigarettes and talks in the third person calling himself "snake eyes pete" and every time I tell him his total hes like "tell ya what if old Pete rolls a snake eyes why dont you give it to him for free?" and he rolls the same set of loaded dice on the counter and it does not matter how many times he rolls snake eyes I will not give him the cartons for free he gets so mad

[grimeclown]

Snakeyes Pete is from Toronto he gave me a button once that said "Canadians have the best luck" and i said i thought that was the Irish and he said "I fucking hate the irish" and i said okay

[ui-alcoholic]

The Grid Compass: The First Laptop in Space

The Grid Compass debuted in 1982 and revolutionized the world of portable computers. On November 28, 1983, the first unit launched aboard NASA's Space Shuttle Columbia, making it the first laptop to reach space. British industrial designer Bill Moggridge created the iconic clamshell design, which became the foundation for all modern laptops. NASA used the device as SPOC (Shuttle Portable On-Board Computer) for onboard navigation and telemetry purposes.

Technical Specifications:

Processor: Intel 8086 16-bit

RAM: 256 KB

Non-volatile memory: 384 KB bubble memory

Display: 9.5-inch electroluminescent, 25x80 characters

Modem: 300/1200 baud

Case: magnesium alloy

Weight: approximately 11 pounds (5 kg)

Price: USD 8,150 (1982)

The Grid Compass was incredibly rugged. It even survived the 1986 Challenger disaster and continued to work. Today, it is preserved in the Smithsonian Museum as one of the most important computer innovations in space exploration history.

[ferrettaur]

So like an hour ago I just lear🪨︵︵ned that— what the fuck was that. Someone just skipped a rock across my post did you see that

[nando161mando]

[jacketslutjayse]

Source

How The Rise of Androgyny Changed Our Passports

The rise of androgyny and unisex fashion in the 1970s was apparently responsible for the introduction of a sex marker in passports.

[milf--adjacent]

Oh wow so me saying "no government documentation should ever include a gender marker for any reason" has been right all along. For exactly the reason I stated when people were giving me shit for not supporting x markers on documents.

[valtsv]

it's always "you gnawed off your own leg to escape like an animal caught in a trap" and never "why didn't anyone try to help you out of the trap" or "why weren't you provided with any other resources to escape the trap with except for your own teeth"

[trufflesmushroom]

[skinny-dipping-sasquatch]

Reblog daily for health and prosperity.

[stackofsnakes]

I don't believe in christian babies. I believe in babies, i believe in christians, but a baby doesn't have the agency and cognitive abilities required to chose and/or live a faith. There's babies of christian parents, of course, as well as babies that have been introduced into the system that is the christian church, but that does not make them christian yet.

Long story short, i did not hit a christian baby into the stratosphere, officer.

[sandandglass]

[natalie-mars]

I don’t reblog much, but this is too well said not to.

[themayfieldtreasury]

This always gets a reblog.

[polyamandhellaglam]

Polyamory is safe for work. Polyamory is safe for kids. Polyamory is safe for day time tv. Polyamory isn’t more sexual than any other relationship and it can be just as romantic, sweet, and healthy.

[evilwriter37]

Aggressively reblogs.