Loopy Logic @loopylogicpony - Tumblr Blog

Leaping into the gears of fascism like the Brave Little Toaster.

e to the pi

If e to the pi turns out to be a rational number, I'll shit a brick.

An unspecified number of nails, nine inches each.

I may have found a flaw in my design for a load-bearing airwall.

Now that Google+ is no longer a thing, I guess this is my place to go when I want to post something but don’t want anyone to see it.

Sometimes I think @shingy was only in it for the money all along.

#shingy

What’s the difference between a male person and a female person?

plasmalogical

haters will see you

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dr. haters will see you now

lumnch

lady who read my nametag and loudly said “Juniper, oh I do NOT like that name” wins new award for rudest person alive

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My response to out-of-nowhere rude-as-hell remarks like that is to look the other person in the eye, smile, and say “You say the sweetest things.”

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A commission for xxweedprincess420xx. Sunburst just happened to walk by right after Shining Armor finished his workout, and he wasn’t quite prepared for what he saw.

commission info - kofi

wildlifewednesdays

A porcupine’s Halloween present (+ original sound effects)

docwithtardisfez

I had no idea giant porcupines made fucking precious sounds

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nightonblogmountain

THAT’S THE SOUND IT MAKES!?!?!?

UN-BE-FUCKING-LIEVABLE

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We got asked if this is cute and okay. I can very happily say yes, this is stupid cute and those are happy porcupine noises.

One of my favorite things about doing zoo work was all the noises you never realize the animals make when they’re excited or interested in a new thing. Coatimundis squeak and snuffle, and giant porcupines make that sound.

valtsv

adult person: life gets faster as you get older!

me aged 10: sounds fake but ok

me now:

Merry Christmas, everybody.

(as Smithers)

Well, uh, I’m still here, Mr. Burns.

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TO ANYONE CHATTING TO SOMEONE ONLINE

If you are considering meeting up with someone online use this trick identify who really are who they claim to be:

1. Ask them to Skype 2. If they refuse or can’t for some reason ask for a current selfie 3. If they also refuse or can’t do not meet up with them 4. If they provide one ask them to send another with them holding 3 fingers up 5. If they refuse read step 3 6. If they provide a selfie where they show 3 fingers they are probably for real

(If you’re still unconvinced try again with them drawing something in their hand)

I SAY THIS FOR YOUR OWN SAFETY please spread this message as more and more young people are lured out into situations where they get kidnapped because they weren’t 100% sure the person they were talking to was real.

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ALSO IF YOU ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 18 MAKE SURE YOU STATE THE FOLLOWING:

“My [fill in trusted adult here] wants to come too. [pronoun] said we can do our own thing and [pronoun] will just sort of grab [pronoun] own table, but I wanted to let you know. Hey, if you have an adult coming too they could sit together!”

If hearing this freaks the other person out and they decline, TERMINATE ALL CONTACT. Do not pass go, do not collect $200, go directly to block. I’m 26 years old and if you tell me you’re coming with a friend or parent for your own safety, I will automatically say “hey, cool. Y’know, if you’re nervous we can just do Starbucks or something, I’m okay meeting in a busy place. That way your [adult/friend] can hang out, too, and they don’t have to pay for [admission, a movie ticket, whatever].” Your safety and comfort is important to me, and is important to any good person you meet online who wants to meet up IRL. In the early 2000s when I first started seeing online safety PSAs, this was a widely-spread tip. Use it.

And for the record, you can use this over the age of 18, too. I still won’t meet people from online except in public places. You never know–that person holding up three fingers and drawing a Pokemon on their palm could be some pervert’s child, niece, nephew, family friend’s kid who was encouraged to take some silly pictures. Always voice-verify and always meet in public, with another person if possible.

Be smart and stay safe, kiddos. Nina loves you.

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This is all so important for everyone and especially my younger followers.

Anyone who is being upfront with who they are and who you can trust will do whatever they need to do to make you and your parents/guardians comfortable. Hence why I am constantly requesting to too-busy-dancing13 to FaceTime her mom…

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Please please please listen to this. Not everyone out there can be trusted.

langdcn

FUCKING SIGNAL BOOST!!

aeliad

I’m in my 30s. My long-time internet friend is also in her 30s. She lives in Chicago area. When a work trip took me out that way, we arranged to meet up.

In a public place.

With members of her family there.

You’re never too old for this kind of basic safety stuff. Don’t be too casual about it. I knew her for 12 years before we met in person and I was absolutely not insulted that she still wanted that extra layer of protection.

Anyone who blows off your desire to be safe isn’t really your friend and isn’t safe to meet.