Malicia S Vitriol

Malice, yeah, Spite, and Vitriol

[fictionadventurer]

The Phantom of the Opera: I was born with facial deformities that are so horrific that even my own mother couldn't bear to look at me.

Me: So that's why you have to live as an outcast in the basements of the opera house?

The Phantom, who has been an admired performer, palace architect, royal executioner, and chief contractor of the opera house who is able to go out in public with no alteration to his face except a false nose and mustache: No, that's a separate choice that I've made.

[pterribledinosaurdrawings]

[pterribledinosaurdrawings]

This is getting a lot of notes again and is reminding me that I should try to get out for more walks in the nice autumn weather

[ziggyzagreus]

[omgthatdress]

Having thought about it, "Cloud dancer" is really the perfect bullshit color for the bullshit year of 2026. It's gonna be the year of the tech billionaire, so of course the color of the year is tech white, AKA the landlord special.

Welcome to the technofascist future, bitches. It's white.

[bane-of-technology]

the jokes write themselves

[omgthatdress]

I love this addition

[knit-braid]

Pantone can't miss

oooop wait I guess they can

[omgthatdress]

STOP BEING FUNNIER THAN ME

[myrinthinks]

So I'm an archivist and a few days ago I got an email from a 15-year-old girl wanting to know if I've got any material on the only still-existing old mill in town (you've got to imagine this mill not like a quaint, stereotypical windmill the likes of which Don Quixote fought against but rather like an industrialisation-era factory).

I wrote back and asked if she needed this for a school project or for something else where there's a deadline looming, for the simple reason that the more time I have, the more in-depth I can go with my research and the more material I'll be able to get for her.

And she answered that no, it's for her personal use because she's interested in abandoned buildings in general.

And, like. What an absolutely excellent hobby for a teenage girl to have. I bet she's the coolest person in her class and I hope that no one ever gives her a hard time about her interests.

[daily-spooky]

[violetswithviolence-deactivated]

lili reinhart they could never make me hate you or even slightly dislike you 🤍

[caleohateclub]

new reason to stay alive: outlive the trump presidency. In fact, outlive Trump. He isn’t immortal. We can live to see the day he's guaranteed to never be in office ever again and we can make sure he knows that he'll never have enough power to kill you

stay strong, friends, this isn't your fault

[destiel-news-channel]

*gripping your shoulders and shaking you* you gotta promise me one thing, if nothing else. you have to promise me to live, do you hear me. and if it's for nothing else but spite, LIVE. donald trump wants you to feel defeated and alone. let's show him and all the americans who voted for him that we will not stay quiet, we will not be devided and we will LIVE. we will survive that 78-year old asshole, we will OUTLIVE him. so please reach out to friends and family, reach out to each other and STAND TOGETHER.

PLEASE, LIVE!

[remanence-of-love]

[remanence-of-love]

[weltenwellen]

Czeslaw Milosz, New and Collected Poems: 1931-2001

[great-and-small]

Just in case anyone needs a reason to not feed wildlife- this story out of Washington is a pretty good reminder. This lady has been feeding raccoons for years and now she’s just had to call authorities for help because hundreds of them are parked out on her property and are so aggressive trying to get food that she can’t get into her house.

Neighbors have been reporting excessive raccoon mortality on the adjacent road and several attacks on pets, but still everyone on this video was just talking about how cute it is. Why can’t people see how unfair it is to disrupt an animal’s life like this? What do they think will happen to these raccoons? They should be scampering through a forest or marsh eating crayfish and berries and bugs, not hotdogs and cat food. This is a nightmare situation and it’s entirely one person’s fault.

[one-time-i-dreamt]

My friends and I were all doctors in House M.D. and the only obvious symptom was that the patient had no face or head. Just like. A void.

[nicks-other-stuff]

That's just The Faceless Old Woman Who Secretly Lives in Your Home, I sure hope you guys didn't ignore the actual symptoms

[bebewrites]

woop there it is

[famouspainterwombat]

[narcissistcookbook]

the High Maintenance Coffee Prep community and the Hey Check Out My New Dab Rig community are the same people with different faces

[failure-to-adult]

I do appreciate how the High Maintenance Coffee Prep community has embraced a ridiculously steampunk aesthetic. This is how I expect Sherlock Holmes wouls brew his coffee.

[fred-the-dinosaur]

Sherlock Holmes would brew his coffee in an old sock stuffed in a mug propped over the fire grate while Watson remonstrates with him not to give himself a botulism.

(then he drinks it with him after and secretly thinks its the best coffee he's ever had. It's not. Adrenaline just makes a good seasoning)

[vaspider]

Modern copper cookware is (generally) lined with non-reactive metals. Copper is extremely common in cookware bc of its awesome thermal conductivity; it's very common in high-end pans. Chefs will use it for especially temperature-sensitive items, like sautéing fragile greens or (for random example) making extremely fussy coffee.

IDK about the second part, tho.

[polyamorousmisanthrope]

Now I gotta know what the criteria are for the High Maintenance Coffee Prep community. Can someone relieve my ignorance?

[a-krogan-skald-and-bearsark]

With regards to the "Ingesting Copper is bad for people."

Yes, Copper is a heavy metal. Yes, ingesting high concentrations of any heavy metal is bad.

However. Copper is one of the ones that's easiest to stop leaching everywhere. Its why they replaced tri-butyl tin with copper sulfides for anti-foulant paints on ships: shellfish don't tend to grow on toxic substrates. Copper sulfides don't leach into the water at anywhere NEAR the same rate as TBTs.

Furthermore it's what's known as a micronutrient. As in, if you don't get a miniscule amount in your diet it's going to cause problems. There are a couple of heavy metals like that. Zinc is another. It's why they get added in minute concentrations to some animal feeds.

Source: My dissertation was on the deposition of heavy metals into seabed sediments from fish cage farms.

[animentality]

[digitaldiscipline]