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Probably the most random post you’ll see today.
Udder cream, or udder ointment, has been the go-to cream for dry skin in Denmark for decades. If anything it’s seen as a bit old fashioned largely due to the name (Kopattesalve for my fellow Danes).
I didn’t even consider the history behind the cream (which should’ve been pretty obvious with a name like that) until I randomly stumbled across an English-speaking video where they talked about how, yeah, it seems a bit weird but it doesn’t just work on cows’ udders but on people’s hands too!
And yes, it very much work on people too unless you’re allergic to the ingredients. If you have dry skin you should definitely try it 👍
In Germany we use Horse salve for bone bruises and other stuff like that. It can be bought in normal drugstore and still has a horse on it.
Why not use a thing meant for animals if it works just as well on us? Honestly, even better most of the time, than the stuff sold solely for humans.
im really not trying to be mean here but this one tag from a reblog just so colossally missed the point i cant let it go unacknowledged
the whole message of this post is that the clothes are being made regardless of whether anybody is going to be purchasing them. they’re made in sweatshops, shipped to the other side of the globe, put on racks in thousands of stores, and whatever doesn’t sell is dumped in the fucking desert to make room on those racks for the next shipment.
“buy secondhand only” in response to this is such an egregious misunderstanding and it’s doing the exact fucking thing that is implicitly being criticized by this tweet, which is that individual consumer choices are totally disconnected from the global production of consumer goods and therefore moralizing about making the Correct choices and imploring people to go to fucking goodwill instead of tj maxx is meaningless
Slave labor and borderline slave labor allow cheap junk to be made for so little that some companies can make up for the loss several times over by claiming it on insurance, getting government subsidies, or even selling certain things as scrap or filler to other industries. Companies are so frequently part of some vast network of brands owned by the same entity that they can waste a billion dollars without batting an eye. Just saturating a market with *your* unsellable shit can be seen as advantageous if it helps push out a competitor. Someone buying one new pair of shoes for $20 can mean they just covered the manufacturing cost for 500 pairs. Passive boycotting isn’t going to work ever again at this point. The only ways any of this can change will unfortunately require vastly, vastly more work from more people than just telling Twitter to stop buying pants or switching a fast food chain to paper straws.
I mentioned before that when people say they don’t dream at all genuinely confuse me. And the most common style of comment I hear about other people’s dreams are so confusing to me:
“I had this amazing dream where I was flying,” and when I ask what happened after that, there isn’t an after that. The entire dream was just the feeling of flying.
Meanwhile my brain is out here writing an entire feature film overnight.
My sister told me that she rarely dreams (if ever). She said if she had the crazy dreams I had, she would go insane. My wife doesn’t get it either. I have never met a person who has had complex ones like me.
Can anyone relate?
you people can't even boycott chick-fil-a.
you have this superpower! BUT you have this side-effect
is it worth it?
yes!!
the side effect is bad but ITS WORTH IT
meh it's okay
the side effect makes it unusable/not worth it
Results/option I didn't think of
i like how we all ignore that soldier / poet / king is probably supposed to all be descriptors for jesus christ and we're all just like this is my 3 blokes from the last television show i watched
fuuuuck i just realized that the future idealized version of myself cant exist without current me being the catalyst for change and doing hard things. has anybody heard about this
Neurodivergent people, were you diagnosed at a very young age? I’m talking maybe 10 or younger.
Neurodivergent people, were you diagnosed at a very young age?
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Colonizers think “land back” is gonna look like mass-slaughter and expulsion bc thats what they did to us, sorta like how a cheater is always the most paranoid/insecure about their partner being potentially unfaithful. It’s pure projection.
if your favorite oc ever broke containment and developed their own fandom, what would the most pervasive discourse about them be?
too beautiful/smart/skilled/strong/perfect/etc
blatantly evil in some way
was mean to someone once
the unforgivable crime of just being kind of annoying
“in the way” of a popular ship
age gap relationship (2-10 years)
age gap relationship (10-30 years)
age gap relationship (30+ years)
a stereotype/“bad representation”
female
op you forgot ______
character is bald / im bald / see answers
(i’m not giving a “multiple apply” option on this one. pick the most applicable/what you think would be the most argued about.)
incredibly pleased that everyone is following the instructions i forgot to give and reblogging to explain their choice in the tags 🙏 more of that please i want to know about your ocs and also i love you
reblog and tag the oldest book you’ve read that wasn’t for a reading assignment or a unit in english class
just a man and his dogs
my toxic xennial trait is that i believe something should either be software (in which case after i download it i shouldn't need to be connected to use it) or a web page (which shouldn't require me to download anything to use it, however badly, in a browser). fuck your mandatory single function constant connection apps
why are all the actual real human jobs like baker and florist and childcare worker barely paying livable wages but the fake jobs like ai specialist boot licker or marketing campaign dick sucker making six figures
How many days do you wear a single pair of pants before putting them in the laundry to wash?
one day
two days
three days
four days
five days
six days
a week???
do not answer if you go longer than I week I don't want to know
I'm bald/don't wear pants/etc
Please consider "pants" to include any long-legged garment you might wear in public for regular activities, regardless of the fabric or material. If it differs by material, average it out/choose the most common/go with your gut/explain in tags, etc.
Mashable and SurveyMonkey commissioned a survey to get the dirt on how often people wear a variety of personal items, including their jeans.
And history repeats itself
