Jessiebelle

Feeling random?

[frontmansdefender]

wigginsgolf on instagram

[baddywronglegs]

A friend wondered why he hadn't heard back from a potential client after he emailed them following what he thought was a promising meeting.

Checked the email he'd sent them.

"It was nice to meet you toady."

Ah that'd be it.

[sobadbad]

KLAUS [2019]

[hypnos777]

idk how the hell to render apples

[drama-glob]

Not Baxter and Niffty playing patty-cake in the background! ^_^<3<3<3 I think the Niffty x Baxter shippers just got fed some and Niffty looks so cute here!!! ^_^<3<3<3

[vivziepoparchives]

Demon Charlie standee available via Shark Robot September 21, 2022. Art by GasuGuma.

[source] [source 2]

[ruinedchildhood]

[great-and-small]

So pleased I caught this endearing scritch

[daily-deliciousness]

Black tie mousse cake

[alma-de-naturaleza]

If you truly love nature, you will find beauty everywhere.

-Vincent Van Gogh-

[transjudas]

yeah this is where this was always gonna fuckin go, unfortunately

she’s 35 years old, by the way

[anistarrose]

[ID: headline reading: "Pregnant Mother in Tennessee Denied Care for Being Unmarried. The 2025 Medical Ethics Defense Act allows physicians to deny care to patients whose lifestyles they disagree with." End ID]

[jadestormcloud2]

"Last Thursday, at a town hall in Jonesborough, Tennessee, a 35-year-old woman shared her story: she was denied prenatal care by her physician because they objected to the fact that she wasn’t married, nor did she plan to be. She’d been with her partner for 15 years and they have a 13-year-old child.

While going through her medical history, the physician told her that because she was unwed, they didn’t feel comfortable treating her, because it went against their values and she should seek care elsewhere. At the time of the appointment, the woman believed she was about four weeks into her pregnancy.

Now, she’s traveling out of state to Virginia to receive prenatal care.

This is the first reported case of a woman being denied prenatal care for being unmarried in the state of Tennessee. 

On April 24th, Tennessee’s 2025 Medical Ethics Defense Act went into effect. It gives physicians, hospital systems and insurers, among others, the legal right to deny healthcare to patients based on religious, moral or ethical beliefs. There are no protections for people in rural areas with limited options. There’s no requirement to refer patients elsewhere. And there’s no legal recourse. The woman at the town hall explained that her representatives are not responsive to her questions, even as she repeatedly calls Sen. Marsha Blackburn. When she reached staff at Sen. Bill Hagerty’s office, they told her, “he’s not obligated to listen to his constituents.”"

[todaysbird]

The mentality of “Because I don’t fuck with your personal lifestyle choices, I will not give you necessary care and fulfill my duties as a healthcare provider” is how people die of a lack of care.

[cat-source]

[whatcoloristhatcat]

dilute seal (blue) point with low white spotting

[ampervadasz]

[bumblebeerror]

THE CASUALNESS OF THAT COLLIE SLIPPING RIGHT OUT OF THEIR COLLAR. That dude is a Willing Participant of this walk and by god everyone else is going to follow the RULES.

[roach-works]

im a fan of the moment where the husky is like 'wait you're not authorized to do that' and the collie is like 'THE FUCK IM NOT'

[ruinedchildhood]

[bossykiwi]

Spooky Mingos

Spooky Mingos

Spooky Mingos

Spooky Mingos

Spooky Mingos

Spooky Mingos

Spooky Mingos

[frostyemma]

I LOVE SPOOKY MINGOS

[memewhore]

[becausegoodheroesdeservekidneys]

This man took so much longer to crack than I would have what a PROFESSIONAL

[peripetyy]

Plotting, scheming, etc.

[whatagrump]

This was filmed at the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, which rescues, rehabilitates, and releases orphaned elephants in Kenya (among other conservation efforts). Charity Navigator has given it a 4/4 star rating, and you can make donations here or “adopt” a baby elephant here.

[allthingseurope]

Ponta da Piedade, Lagos, Portugal (by KOBU)

[mysharona1987]

Wait, so the guy “stole” his own research?

That’s not really stealing, tho.

[papersoldier]

guy saves his own research on his personal drive and that gets called theft

reasearch that could save lives is treated like a trade secret

headline leads people to think this is akin to a international spionage scheme

what the hell

[mysharona1987]

Imagine getting sent to jail because you tried to cure breast cancer and save your incredibly important research.

Judge: “You are the most evil man imaginable! 50 years in prison!”

[anisetheapothecary]

"Paid by Chinese entities" is doing a lot of (racist) heavy lifting here. What the fuck is a Chinese entity?

Also, Baidu is literally just a popular website in China. It's like saying he must have been doing espionage with Google because he uploaded to Google drive 🙄

[communist-ojou-sama]

The people in the notes trying to explain how this is a genuinely illegal thing to do would be more convincing if the current administration, very much including the NIH, is ridden with an epidemic of all kinds of lawbreaking, work malpractice, and procedure violation, and the only one that makes the news is the one by a Chinese national lol.