Too Many Fandoms, Too Little Time

Dei, they/them, non-binary, pansexual, Christian Witch, obsessed with manga, likes crocheting and cross stitching, multishipper trash, has no idea what I'm doing- icon edit by bi-mirandalotto

[raphodraws]

Arrythmia - Part 7

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(This comic will be on a short hiatus for a few weeks cause i have a much needed vacation coming up. I'll be back though!)

[dreolinn]

made myself laugh with this

also wtf is my handwriting

[wigglesdtuff]

as promised

[beaulesbian]

ONE PIECE ⚔ RORONOA ZORO & SANDAI KITETSU

chapter 97 || anime episode 49 || live action episode 2x01

⚔ "You don't know that sword. It's cursed. The Sandai Kitetsu is third in a lineage of magnificent but ill-fated swords. Even renowned swordsmen who wield a Kitetsu blade all meet a tragic end." ⚔ "How about we test what's stronger. My will, or the sword’s curse?"

[nicoyarobin]

It’s only just beginning...

[dukb75]

when your circle small but yall polyamorous

[rylandsgrace]

[skullbird]

Gather up all of the crew!

It's time to ship out Bink's brew!

Wave good-bye, but don't you cry

Our memories remain~ 🎶

[krushing]

One Piece (2023-) S2EP03: WHISKY BUSINESS

[obriy]

[opla-zolu]

Zoro hopes Luffy will remember what he told him about his dream, but Luffy literally remembers the bad things Zoro said to him at the beginning (and now he surely regrets having said those things to his now beloved captain) 😭

[nicotine-and-tangerine]

your life begins by leaving and our love is shown in the letting go - chords, the amazing devil

[nicoyarobin]

the Luffy effect 😠 → 😐 → 😊

[pamelur]

I love that little tap that indicates opla Luffy trusts you 🥹🫶

[inthemoodforblastt]

I love how the live action makes it clear that deep down all the Straw Hats are in love with each other on some kind of metaphysical plane of multiversal platonicism and that it doesn’t matter which ship you like you’re going to get a little bit of all of them because they wouldn’t choose anyone over the others. They’re one big whole.

[sonia-marmeladova]

some of y'all: science has more evidencial support than religion, and it is the more reliable and believable truth. in the ancient contest between empiricial science and religion, modern achievements have declared science as more accurate and the better source of truth.

the truth: Scientific empiricism and religion aim to understand different kinds of truths, and they have never truly been at odds. Science gives the mechanical explanation of the world. Religion gives a philosophical explanation. Both are inexorably intertwined, but each have their own realm of study. In the last 3000 years, men of science have typically also been men of religion. Much of modern science today relies upon the accomplishments and theories of men who were religious. Further, if you devote serious time to the study of either the sciences OR religions and philosophy, you will discover that there are very few discrepancies and they actually correspond to one another. The real problem comes when science attempts to make a philosophical observation, or when religion attempts to make a mechanical observation. Religion’s role is not to explain how clouds form, how cells function, or how light travels. Science’s role is not to explain the meaning of life, whether or not God exists, and what morality is. All in all, each are good and legitimate areas of study.

[meansofgrace]

“And they say, I get it religion boils down to just be a good person. They’re like it’s a good thing. Be a good person. And I always sort of politely say, I don’t think that’s what’s going on here. We wouldn’t still be talking about it. Do you think Jesus was the only Nazarene that had the idea to be nice to people or be a good person? Like, don’t steal and be charitable. You think that was what started a revolution that got him killed? That guy that keeps saying “Be a good person.” Let’s kill him? He was saying wake up. It’s a dream. Wake up. We’re all equal. Wake up. You think I’m your king? I’m also this homeless person, which isn’t a guilt trip, he’s saying, we’re all together. We’re all in one thing together. There’s no separation. It’s one thing. That threatens power structures. Power is saying “I’m over here. I’m at the Four Seasons and you guys are at the Hotel 8.” Jesus comes in and goes like would you fucking get off it? Like what are you talking about? You’ve gotten lost in your mind, your dualistic thinking. Better, worst, good, bad, important, unimportant, able-bodied, not able-bodied, whatever it is. He’s just like, we’re literally under water. We’re under water and you think you’re separate. You’re soaking in this and that is not- Like it’s not sexy, vibrant, electric, interesting, for someone to say just be a good person. If I want that I’ll talk to any of my relatives. “That’s what Jesus was about he’s about being a good person.” Was he? Was he? You really think people called him the goddamn King of Kings cuz he was like “Be decent.” You think that was a new idea?”

— Pete Holmes, The Liturgists Podcast

[dreamstars]

[arts-i-enjoy]

This is by @starparkdesigns on instagram, and they have it available as a print on their shop!

[helpfulpoppy]

ID: a sketch of a horse with a speech bubble which says, “Not all positive changes will feel positive in the beginning”

[headspace-hotel]

USA Native Plant Resource Masterlist

Because Google is totally useless and won't help you with ANYTHING

iNaturalist: Take photos of living things you see, post them, and the community will identify them for you. Data from iNaturalist is used in scientific research.

Wildflower.org Plant Database: Enter search criteria and find some plants. Very useful if you're looking for plants with specific qualities or know what you have in mind.

Native Plant Finder: This website is still in beta and is a work in progress, but it will show you plants for your area ranked by the number of butterflies that use them for their caterpillars.

WildflowerSearch: AMAZING resource for identification and for learning about new plants. Shows you where plants are native/not native, TONS of search filters.

Native Plant Trust: A New England organization, but probably useful to anyone.

Northern Forest Atlas: Great images and identification resources for trees; has good pictures of bark, seeds, buds, leaves.

FloraFinder: Another plant database site that's being slowly built up by a passionate nerd.

MonarchWatch milkweed by USA ecoregion: Tells you what milkweed species you should plant for monarch butterflies.

Native Beeology: Not plants, but a closely related subject.

I will add more and post an updated list as I find more.