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this sucks so bad i need to [remembers suicide jokes only worsen my mental health] put on the best talent show this towns ever seen
guys this post is a big hit on the adolescent psych ward
Fish in the great lake being like
Wait shit wrong fucking post
officical michigan post
not she berry or he berry but no berry
and that is berry good
God, can you imagine someone from Finland (or wherever) heading to a Midwestern state fair and eating every variety of fried thing imaginable?
I can, and arguably I must.
I always think that sport events, especially international ones, are primarily about fun and cultural exchange and hanging out together; it gets lost sometimes when people pay too much attention to keeping scores, but joy and building bridges should be more important. So glad this seems to be happening right now!
Googled something about quick hydration and it suggested big jug of water, couple tbsp pickle juice, dash of lime juice.
Its surprisingly tasty????
Pleased to report that after a day of this i am not longer craving caper brine and my mouth is not dry as usual. There's some good suggestions in the notes too that I want to try.
-ancient roman posca: water, red or white wine vinegar, honey, salt, herbs (coriander, mint, thyme)
-switchel: water, ginger, vinegar, sweetener, lemon, salt
-ayran: yogurt, water, salt, mint
-Agua pepino: water, cucumbers, lime, sugar, optional mint.
I have been reminded of:
-shrub: vinegar, sida water, elderberry (or other berry), sugar.
I have now been informed of
-sekanjabin: honey, vinegar, mint, water.
"Wow, I wonder why this post was popular this week."
-sees the reports of the heatwave in Europe-
"... ah."
Jacinthe and Clefable
it's been said a thousand times but "male loneliness epidemic" is just our entire generation's loneliness PANdemic. it's just the crisis of capitalism. almost all young people these days are lonely and depressed because of the crisis and decay of the system we live under and tbh the centering of "male loneliness" in this discussion is embarrassing but also a really understandable consequence of sexism & this current stage of culture war . "Oh won't someone think of the young men" oh won't someone think about class consciousness lol
This is Dr. Sarah Stein Lubrano, and though I couldn't find the video that makes up this post, you can read/hear more from her here at her website:
on everything from emotional intelligence to instructional design, from autonomy at work to polyamory, cognitive dissonance to the role of f
ID by @iamhisgloriouspurpose: eight screen caps of a woman as she speaks the following words:
"Everyone wants a village, but no one wants to be a villager."
That means people want a strong community for support, but they are not willing to put in the effort and sacrifice required to be a part of it.
Being annoyed is the price we pay for connection and community.
It can mean sharing space when itâs inconvenient, showing up when youâd rather stay home, or hosting when youâre tired.
Somewhere along the way, our fear of discomfort turned into hyper-independenceâstrict boundaries, perfect routines, and no interruptions.
But when our boundaries become too rigid, they stop protecting us and start isolating us. They become walls.
And we wonder why we feel so lonely. Weâre paying for convenience with disconnection.
We traded the messiness of community for the ease of solitude and lost something vital along the way. (End)
our idiotic ancestors used to believe stuff that's not true but luckily we've now figured out all the true things to believe in
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They let it happen to meâŠ
So funny story actually. One of my friends was hooking up with this girl, they were friends with benefits. She needed a date for some work party so he agreed to go with her. Turns out her dad owns like 3 dental practices and she worked as the business manager for one of them.
Anyway my friend had some not so nice teeth and during dinner the father of his fwb was like âyou work where you work, you sleep with him and his teeth look like that? Get him an appointment.âand then bounced. So his fwb made him an appointment at the practice she managed and my friend ended up needing like 3k worth of dental work and his friend with benefits just gave it to him for free.
So that is the story of how my friend not only got sex, but dental out of the friends with benefits deal.
A frustrating part of the mainstream vegan âlove all animals and protect the environmentâ mindset is the fact that things need to die in real-life ecology all the time but deer hunting season makes icky feelings and carp culls arenât cottagecore
The vegan âany animal death ever is morally wrongâ mindset doesnât hold up when:
We donât have any of the large predators we used to (black bears, mountain lions, or gray wolves) but still retain large deer populations. If nothing is removing animals, theyâll quickly overload the carrying capacity of the environment and have massive losses to starvation and disease that can also pass on to livestock. Human hunters replace the large predators that our landscape can no longer support.
Itâs kinder to euthanize an un-releasable hawk rather than try to find it a permanent home with humans. Wildlife rehabs have extremely limited space and resources and are usually run entirely on donated money and volunteer time. Only a few are large and stable enough to care for permanent residents long-term, and those spots are few and far between.
An invasive species poses a danger to threatened native wildlife. I will admit- Australian possums are adorable. But not in New Zealand, where theyâre an invasive species that eats the eggs of ground-dwelling birds that previously had no such predators. The landowners I worked with replanting native bush, all native Maori, had no qualms about setting the dogs on them.
I donât know how to end this except. Sometimes things just gotta die and acting otherwise just isnât a realistic expectation.
Highlights from the notes over the past 6 months include a lot of angry vegans saying âyouâre blowing things out of proportion, no vegans actually think like this!â and a lot of people who work in conservation and education saying âEvery day. I have to fight people who think like this.â
As a bonus this post was originally inspired by the vegan who called me racist for saying we should kill invasive species
Iâve personally known vegans who insisted the only way you get wool is by killing sheep. And to get honey you grind bees. And whoâve said all of the stuff above.
But if you REALLY want to get vegans riled up, talk to them about the environmental cost of their food. Many vegan staples are extremely water intensive but grown in areas suffering from extreme droughts. Or worse, the human costs involved in harvesting. And both types in production.
But like the hawk situation, my favorite question to ask is this. Vegans win and all factory farming shuts down completely in one night. Whatâs your plan for all of those animals that will now live?
In other words, whatâs the transition plan? Most farm animals canât survive in the wild, so where do they go? Who takes care of them? How do people who canât afford a vegan diet survive? Or people like me who are medically and nutritionally dependent on animal proteins to not die? Do we get left by the side of the road with the farm animals so you can bask in your moral superiority?
There is a quality of books (or movies or shows) that I can best describe as âstickiness,â which is separate from being good or even enjoyable: a sticky book is one I just keep thinking about. Sometimes itâs because a book is very good (e.g. The Locked Tomb), and sometimes itâs because a book is very bad (e.g. ACOTAR), but there are also very good and very bad books that are slippery, such that when Iâm done reading them they slip from my thoughts like water from a hydrophobic surface.
Twilight is such a good example. First, when something is that popular, itâs automatically a bit sticky not only because of its ubiquity, but also because there is the question of why itâs so popular, especially if itâs not that good. Like what is this saying about the culture at that moment.
Furthermore, there are the layers of subtext, which I think are especially sticky when you cannot tell how much of it the author intended. In Twilight there is the surface-level weirdness e.g. about Edward comparing the sin of premarital sex to the sin of murder, and then you learn Stephanie Meyer is Mormon and you see that ideology, and then you get into the really weird stuff where youâre like, Stephanie I canât tell if you thought this through girl and my goodness I hope you didnât.
Exactly. "Vampires can't be black because their venom destroys melanin." Stephanie, what do you mean
I know this is meant to be funny but it actually makes such a good point about how ADHD and executive dysfunction can impact people in really major ways, including financially
need some female director to lock in and make a movie where a grotesquely ugly and disgusting and monstrous woman slasher killer butchers handsome men in humiliating and sexualized ways. and it CAN'T be because they are rapists or abusers or otherwise misogynistic okay, she has to do it because she's a fucked up pervert
Cleffa deserves a triple scoop waffle cone because Jacinthe says so!
