a collection of stuff

I reblog things I like. Follow at own risk. she/her

[shiftythrifting]

Found at the Rag Machine in Vancouver, Canada.

[tiddybearcomfortstrap]

Everyone in the notes forgetting about the concept of pregnancy you’re so valid never change

[dialvr]

[blumineck]

Inspired by my recent love of the Raven Thrower (it looks like a corvid that you chuck at things!)

Also obligatory reminder that it’s the final week on my Bluminarmour fundraiser. If you want to see me test dumb stuff in proper historical armour please consider pitching in and/or sharing!

The Bluminarmour Project

Blumineck is trying to fun a video series doing fun and serious historical and fantasy testing in fitted plate armour.

[melandrops]

the aroace read of ryland grace is so personal and haunting. "you don't even have a dog." was it not enough to love the world for the sake of living in it. was it not enough to live for the thrill of discovery. was it not enough to smile at your students. was it not enough to be afraid.

[sushiisiu]

ily (avaliable as a print in my pinned)

[xspuhurax]

“you gave your girlfriend a tracking device?” but with wii music

[justanoldfashioned]

THIS IS WHAT I AM ON TUMBLR FOR

[marlinspirkhall]

Someone recommended this video to me in a spirk group chat and I’m losing my fucking mind

[angelrose27-deactivated20250221]

I will always reblog this. I always laugh so much lol

[space-cowboy2227]

This poor awkward child

[milfbailorgana]

Not to be horny for bones on main but the way he says tracking device is *chefs kiss*

[tianhai03]

put on the bunny ears old man

[asparklethatisblue]

Aziraphale, Crowley, and rainbows… and learning how to like them. Happy Pride! (and Pride is all summer over here with parades way past June so yes it counts)

1. First flag was designed by Gilbert Baker in 1978 to serve as a symbol for LGBTQ+ Pride and was first flown in San Francisco. Originally with 8 colours, each with a different meaning from pink to purple: sex, life, healing, sunlight, nature, magic, serenity, spirit. Later Pink and Turquoise were removed for ease of production, as those dyes were harder to get and more expensive. 

2. Victory over AIDS flag, with the black stripe added to the bottom to represent those who died of the disease. It was suggested that once a cure was found the stripes should be removed again, and even ceremoniously burned. 

3. One of the more recent additions variations of the rainbow pride flag. The black and brown stripes, sometimes seen on flags at the top above the rainbow, represent racially marginalised members of the LGBTQ+ community who face a different kind of oppression, even within the community. The white, pink, blue are taken from the Trans Pride Flag, also to draw attention to transgender people within the community. Both additions represent those who face more than just homophobia. It is, personally, my favourite variation of the rainbow flag. 

More Queer History Omens Here

⭐️ Commission Info ⭐️ Ko-Fi ⭐️

[asparklethatisblue]

here, I’m still very fond of this

disclaimer since it came up: I drew this 2020, with the progress pride flag that was created in 2018. The version that includes the intersex pride flag inside the triangle was only created in 2021, so it wasn’t deliberate omission on my part. I guess it suits the theme of the comic though, that our community and the flags we fly are constantly evolving. Even the words we use to describe our experience are. Even things that were common when I came out have already fallen out of use or been replaced. Happy Pride to this ever changing community 💚

[clientsfromhell]

I have a client who communicates exclusively via Microsoft Word.

If she has something to tell me, I’ll receive an email with nothing in the body, but a Word doc attached. That’s where she writes her message.

Whenever she wants to email me a photo, she does so via an empty Word doc with said photo set as its background.

But my favorite thing was the first time I witnessed her visiting a website. She had me spell the URL (“W… W… W… dot…”) and with my own two eyes I watched her type it into Word, made it a hyperlink, and Ctrl click it to go there.

I was so fascinated I didn’t even say anything.

[captoring]

a different microsoft world

[yujateaandpi]

A guy and his dog

[aplpaca]

big fan of when animals creche. Love to see so many fucking babies in one place

[aplpaca]

So a creche in ecology is a group of animals that take care of their offspring as a group. Grouping together like this can help with protection against predators, finding food, enduring the weather, and gives the parents time to "rest", as sometimes the parents will alternate who's being the primary watchers while others get to hunt by themselves for a bit, like a baby animal daycare.

But ye lions do this once cubs each a certain age. A decent amount of birds do it (for example: flamingos and a lot of penguin, duck, and goose species). Gharials (a type of South Asian crocodilian) form creches with hundreds of babies from multiple nests (they lay under 100 eggs each and sometimes as few as 20). Feral hogs tend to form groups of mothers and young like this, and I saw 3 sows and like 15+ tiny babies the other day and they were so cute

But ye that's how you get pictures like these

[tumorhead]

Rattlesnakes will creche!! In some species mature adult females will hang out together (they're friends!) in shared dens and even birth their clutches together. Then one will babysit while the others go get food. Adult females have been seeing caring for their young like shooing young back into the den when a predator approaches. You can watch LIVE rattlesnake den mothers and all their babies on Project Rattlecam!!!!

[dreamingeternally]

who would you die for?

[laxosceles]

[wolfythewitch]

Dog years

[labelleizzy]

[eriyu]

[unashamedly-enthusiastic]

I have never seen the 2nd object before, but with the Power of Algebra I now know it's a saw horse

Information is WILD

[purr-in-ink]

[rustmarty]

this is killing me