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Let's go to Blind Man's Cove to see some insane foliage and shit 🌱🌿🍆
The beautiful art of Thomas Blackshear II
i went to his website and saw even more great art! sharing some more which i particularly appreciated
“You’re betting that the child that you bring into this will be at least as happy as you’ve been, at least as fortunate as you’ve been, or, at a minimum, that they’ll be able to say they’re happy they were born. Everyone says life is both good and bad, but the majority of people think it’s mostly good. That’s why people go through with it. The odds are decent. Sure, everyone dies eventually, but life has meaning, even pain and suffering have meaning, and there’s so much joy. There’s not a doubt in your mind that your child will see it that way, just like you. No one thinks they’ll pull the short straw. They’re convinced everything will work out fine. But that’s just people believing what they want to believe. For their own benefit. The really horrible part is that this bet isn’t yours to make. You’re betting with another person’s life. Not yours.”
— Mieko Kawakami, Breasts and Eggs
amazing
Louis have you read this book? so much of it seems familiar mon cher
holy shit
"Even when things are good and calm and he should just be happy, he's desperate." — Assad Zaman on Armand
The Vampire Lestat: After Dark (2026), E01
You guys are always like "being crushed by 10,000 tons of rock probably feels good as hell" or "being torn to pieces by hunting dogs would low key fix me" and I feel like those things would actually be unpleasant.
How about "Drinking an ice cold strawberry milkshake probably feels good as hell". Do you guys like that one.
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he’s so silly this is crazy
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This tweet was posted in 2018.
According to the school policing project, in 1999, there were "almost 10,000 School Resource Officers"
According to a 2018 study, at that time there were "[..]between 14,000 and 20,000 SRO's assigned[..]" (page 2/26 or pagenr. 406)
This is a 4-10,000 increase, but there are no exact numbers as there is no centralized data on SRO's.
In 2025, according to schoolpolicingdata, there are 46,000 SRO's in American schools
A 2021 study found SRO's don't prevent shootings. The amount of shootings per year backs this up because if they did, surely the amount of shootings would decrease as the amount of SRO's increases.
As of June 19, 116 school shooting incidents were recorded in K-12 schools in the United States in 2025.
Note: this is a June 2025 graph, and as such, the 2025 amount is much lower than it will be after the full year. This is not an indication of decrease, it is incomplete data for 2025
Even in the case where a shooting has started and it is thus easy to tell if an sro did or did not stop it, only two out of 200 incidents were actually stopped by an sro (2018 washington post analysis)
In the 2015-2016 academic year alone "more than 291,100 students were referred or subjected to school-related arrest" (2018 study). This not only makes the 1 million number likely, but possibly even an understatement
For Shavonda Sisson, the idea of police officers patrolling the halls of her son’s school is terrifying.
This is mostly true, the 10,000 number is guesswork
printers behave like that because the medieval monks they put out of work are haunting them
this has probably been pointed out before but I was rewatching dmc and I noticed davy jones uses his tentacles to keep his hat on when the ship goes underwater
and that's such a neat detail idk
me whenever i eat a crisp granny smith apple: we are cursed men miss turner