Hold on to your butts, brochachos

CJ | 24 She/Her

[mychemicallonliness]

Hi, I’m writing a Stranger Things fic and it’d mean a lot if you read it, I’m pouring my whole heart into this thing. Focusing on Eddie’s storyline, but everyone will be involved at some point or another.If you love Argyle and Eden, I can tell you they will both be interacting in this because I ship them HARD and they deserved more time together.

[mychemicallonliness]

Hi, I'm writing a Stranger Things fic and it'd mean a lot if you read it, I'm pouring my whole heart into this thing. Focusing on Eddie's storyline, but everyone will be involved at some point or another.If you love Argyle and Eden, I can tell you they will both be interacting in this because I ship them HARD and they deserved more time together.

[meta-child]

DO NOT GIVE OR GET ANY VACCINATIONS FOR YOURSELF OR  YOUR KIDS………..

[blu-thoth]

Ok, lets break this down nice and simple.

Formaldehyde is from the purification of the vaccine. 99.9% of which is removed. The reason it doesn’t give a dosage is the ammount is so minuscule that it can’t be measured without going into picograms. That’s one trillionth of a gram. You breathe in more formaldehyde by driving down a busy road than in a vaccine.

Thimerosal is NOT elemental mercury, It is a molecular compound made up of carbon, hydrogen, mercury, sodium, oxygen, and sulfur. This is used as a preservative for the vaccine. Thimerosal is used in a variety of other things, like tattoo ink, facial creams, nasal sprays. It’s toxic to humans only in fairly large quantities but highly toxic to aquatic born organisms like infectious bacteria. In short, it makes sure you don’t get salmonella from a stray bacteria from the chicken embryos. As for the dosage of the Thimerosal. That is the most laughable point in this post. It says 25 mcg, that’s micrograms, or one millionth of a gram. To put this in perspective, a dollar bill weighs roughly 1 gram, the average human eyelash is around 80-90 micrograms. The box also says that it contains a 5ml (milliliter/cc) vial which leads me to my next point.

A little simple math and we find out that 25 mcg = 0.00003 ml and a little more math we find that 0.00003 ml is 0.00006% of 5 ml. Let me put this another way. By the age of 5, an American child weighs about 50-55lbs and their body contains 55 mcg of Uranium. I don’t see any kids running around with radiation sickness, so I think they’re safe with a preservative in them. TL;DR: This is like saying you don’t want your child eating their baked birthday cake because raw eggs were used to make it and you don’t want your child getting salmonella from it.

[lotolle]

Thank you so much person. 

[that-twink-over-there]

Reminder: Anti-vaxxers are morons who don’t understand immunology, biology, or chemisty. Not only that, but they’re arrogant enough to think they know more than actual scientists, and are willing to bet their childrens’ lives on that

[willowdrabbles]

[bodyglitter]

wasting money on food that ends up being nasty as fuck is a different typa heartbreak…

[16bit-trash]

“The comedy my generation is building their entire personality and comedic taste around” starter pack

[hustlerose]

stop asking people’s pronouns. real life isnt the internet. asking someone’s pronouns in real life with people around is fucking degrading. we all know you wouldnt ask a cis person’s pronouns. when you ask, a trans person hears “i’m not sure if you’re actually the gender you’re presenting as. do you mind if i embarrass you and get really invasive on a personal level?” not to mention you might out the person youre asking to whoever else is around.

if youre really fucking lost, ask their name, or just guess by by how they present. the worst that can happen is you get corrected and you can be respectful about it. these are basic social conventions that should be left unsaid.

in conclusion, trans people are regular people and you should treat us normally. thanks for coming to my ted talk.

[thepropertybrother]

Let us tell the true tale of shaggy, you fucking cowards

[shegufta]

Since St. Valentine was also the patron saint of the plague, let’s celebrate this year’s Valentine’s Day by VACCINATING YOUR FUCKING CHILDREN

[theglowpt2-deactivated20200101]

my mom is an eighth grade science teacher and was complaining to me about how many of her students don’t believe in evolution or the moon landing and spent a whole class period trying to argue with her that the earth is flat and she was like “yeah they all said they watch this guy on youtube who says this stuff…shawn something” and i was like “wait was his name shane dawson?” and she said “oh my god YES”

so that’s terrifying!

[theglowpt2-deactivated20200101]

i have no idea if this stuff is directly in his videos or anything like that. I haven’t watched any of his stuff since i was in 8th grade myself and he was still doing his whole blackface and transphobia shtick. All i know is that my hometown is in a fairly rural, very conservative area, and my mom already has to struggle on a daily basis to convince these kids that evolution isn’t a liberal hoax. So the fact that they’re becoming deeply inundated with these far right leaning conspiracy theories and then naming shane dawson specifically as their role model for this sort of thing should set off MAJOR alarms about him and his content and the impact it can have on the kids who watch him

[mychemicallonliness]

What's more terrifying is I don't remember him even mentioning evolution. He's given "viable" reasons that the Earth is flat, then laughed it off. So the fact that the kids take this information at face value as the absolute truth, when not even Shane truly believes it, is terrifying for that generation. They're not questioning what they see or looking further into it. They're taking Shane's videos (in each one, he states that all of the things he says are theories and opinions, not the facts) as the 100% truth that shouldn't be questioned. This isn't a problem with what Shane is doing, he's talking about conspiracies that people find interested. This is a problem with the kids taking a conspiracy theory and using it as their own "opinion." More likely the parents, not encouraging kids to take information in to form their own opinion based on things they know about the topic. I'm not arguing that Shane hasn't made some really sus content, I'm arguing that he's solely to blame for kids having conspiracy theories for opinions.

[happygocity-blog]

Lesbians ruined flannels for me.

[queering101]

Homophobes ruined society for me.

[dominik528]

Iconic.

[morrithal]

This is the future liberals want

[arrowtweets]

Laurel could easily be talking about both.

[mychemicallonliness]

Yanny's pissed.

[topmeladies]

Don’t call me out like this

[ammit420]

i wanna marry somebody cuter than me but sadly…i am the cutest :/

[fluidpuck]

Two fair men lie in water warm and slow,

As brothers are they joinēd heart to heart;

But Cupid hath not struck them with his bow;

Lest that be thought, they sit five feet apart.

[justanotherboringsstuff-deactiv]

Fuck you

[barzum-and-baizli]

some of u never tried to force a volleyball as far underwater as u could at a pool as a kid only to have it shoot up and hit u in the fucking face and it shows

[garbage-empress]

cowboy advice

be rootin

be tootin

and by god be shootin

but most of all

be kind