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The Stonewall Inn
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One Nice Bug Per Day
TMBGareOK. The Official They Might Be Giants tumblr
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noise dept.
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@mythicmystery
Do I think we need another remake of The Wicker Man? No, absolutely not. The 1973 original is excellent and we just won’t acknowledge the existence of the 2006 version.
BUT…
Would I watch a remake with Joseph Quinn as Sergeant Howie and Jamie Campbell Bower as Lord Summerisle?
Yes, absolutely yes.
Tom Cardy and Joseph Quinn playing brothers in a totally weird comedy GIVE IT TO ME NOW
I know a lot of us are hoping to see Joseph Quinn come back somehow as Eddie in ST but I personally want to see Joseph Quinn as the most disastrously gay naval officer in Our Flag Means Death.
HOLY SHIT, IT WAS THE ORIGINAL ONE
MAKE A WISH
the first post ever on tumblr
I WAS EXPECTING IT TO BE A REMAKE OF SOME SORT HOLY FUCK
WHO THE FUCK KEEPS BRINGING THIS BACK
World Heritage Post
like actually though. i’m in AWE of the notecount.
reblog to give your friend a bad day
this is the monalisa of tumblr
“And to your right you’ll see the colour of the sky post, and tumblrinas desperately trying to scroll down to it’s end.”
this is it, this post started it all
NOW THAT TUMBLR HAS ANNOUNCED TO SHORTEN LONG POSTS, REBLOG TO TORMENT YOUR FOLLOWERS ONE LAST TIME
Twin Peaks (1990-1991)
I can’t believe Cooper was a canon astrology bitch this whole time
good things will happen 🧿
things that are meant to be will fall into place 🧿
THIS ONE FUCKING WORKS. REBLOG IT.
Oono did not have to make Tatsu fuck so hard but he did and now here we are...
...obsessed.
Related: my future husband better simp for me as hard as Tatsu does for Miku.
Remember when we all thought Masa was the himbo?
Oono did not have to make Tatsu fuck so hard but he did and now here we are...
...obsessed.
hey!!!! i forgot! grandma wanted me to tell you she’s making stew tonight!!!!!
FUCK YEAHHH
FUCK YEEEEAAAHHH
The Hague, Netherlands: Spanish street musician Borja Catanesi and the 68 year old dancer from The Hague mr Roland Parijs
imagine just playing your guitar and you come across the FUNKIEST grandpa
When a wizard and a bard vibin’
FEBRUARY HAS PEAKED
Sometimes I think about Elias Bouchard’s consciousness just drifting through the ether like “Aww, come on, what the fuck is this all about? Please don’t use my body to - OH MY GOD YOU FUCKING KILLED A MAN? You dickbiscuit. You absolute cockwomble.”
I have been thinking about this for a solid 72 hours and I am so sorry...
Elias Bouchard
Peter Lukas
You love and support trans women!
fuck disappearing under mysterious circumstances i want to start APPEARING under mysterious circumstances. walking through a deserted eerie forest? im there. exploring an abandoned 1930s mine that no human has set foot in for 55 years? there too. touching down on mars? guess whose annoying face you see poking out from behind a rover
So as of July 9th, the Trump Administration has overturned environmental protection laws in Alaskan reserves, which includes allowing:
use bait including donuts and grease-soaked bread to draw in and kill brown bears;
use artificial lights to enter dens and kill black bears, including females and their cubs;
shoot caribou while they are swimming; and
trap and kill wolves and their pups during denning season
here’s one petition I’ve found about this, and I’ll be looking for more resources. Please circulate this so this information is well-known, because they’ve been sneakily messing with a LOT of environmental laws and practices
Recently, he also has opened Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling
Rolling Stone has a really good piece on what the Trump Administration has been doing in Alaska as a whole, but I’ll pick some key points out for everyone:
FOR CONTEXT: In 2001, Canadian mining-exploration company Northern Dynasty Minerals began plans for extracting the Pebble Mine, a massive store of copper, gold, and other minerals that lies underneath two of Bristol Bay’s most productive salmon streams. Following years of fighting led by Lyon and others, the EPA blocked the Pebble Mine in 2014 after scientists found it would result in “complete loss of fish habitat.”
Mid-2019 Trump ordered his administration to remove protections on Bristol Bay, following a meeting with Gov. Mike Dunleavy. Within two months after that, he also ordered protections removed on Tongass National Forest, in southeast Alaska, the largest intact temperate rainforest on the planet, which scientists have called the “lungs of the country.” The Tongass absorbs more carbon than any other national forest, on par with the world’s most-dense terrestrial carbon sinks in Chile and Tasmania.
The government is expected to award a permit for the Pebble Mine any day now, and to lift restrictions on logging the Tongass by late summer or early fall. And this is on top of the move to open up 1.6 million acres of the Coastal Plain in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) to oil and gas development — a plan that was officially approved on Monday.
The construction of Pebble Mine would cross more than 200 streams and the Iliamna Lake headwaters; its dams and embankments would block critical salmon habitats; and it would destroy 81 miles of salmon streams and close to 3,500 acres of existing wetlands, lakes, and ponds.
In 2011, local tribes petitioned the EPA to prohibit large scale mines in the area. As a result, EPA conducted the peer-reviewed studies of Northern Dynasty’s early plans that led to the agency blocking the mine in 2014, citing a provision in the Clean Water Act.
Northern Dynasty sued the EPA, reaching a settlement with the agency in 2017, and applied for a permit to initiate a federal environmental-review process. This time, the company called for a 1.4 billion-ton mine — nearly six times bigger than the 2014 scenario the EPA analyzed. A 2019 report by the Nature Conservancy found habitat losses could exceed the 2014 scenario by as much as 400 percent.
Northern Dynasty argues that the economic opportunity outweighs keeping Bristol Bay pristine.
But according to their own web site, Northern Dynasty promises only 750 to 1,000 direct jobs with the Pebble Mine, while the salmon run generates 14,000 jobs annually in addition to providing subsistence for the tribes.
On June 27th, 2019, the day after Trump and Dunleavy met on Air Force One, the EPA internally informed its staff scientists that the agency would be reversing its protections on Bristol Bay.
That decision was more or less finalized last month, when on July 24th, the Trump administration released its final environmental-impact statement, determining Northern Dynasty’s proposal for a 1.4 billion-ton mine to be the “least environmentally damaging” option for moving forward. All that’s left is for the EPA to publish the decision, which is set to happen by mid-August, and the mine will officially be greenlighted.
After his June 26th meeting, the president ordered the Department of Agriculture, which oversees the U.S. Forest Service (USFS), to wipe all roadless protections from the Tongass forest: a green light to begin logging its old growth again. (A recent report from the Center for Sustainable Economy documented taxpayer losses of nearly $2 billion a year from federal logging programs, largely due to the fact that demand for timber has been flagging nationally.)
On July 21st, nine southeast Alaska tribes submitted a petition to the Department of Agriculture to create a first-of-its-kind Traditional Homelands Conservation Rule “to save their ancestral lands in the Tongass National Forest from destruction at the hands of the agency itself.”
Donate to protect Bristol Bay
Petition to elected officials to prevent Pebble Mine
Natural Resources Defense Council Petition Against Pebble Mine
Wild Salmon Center Petition Against Pebble Mine
Donate to the United Tribes of Bristol Bay
Donate to the Alaska Conservation Foundation
Tongass Defense Fund
Sitka Conservation Society Tongass Donations
Alaskan Bears and Wolves Protection Restored Petition
Donate to the Alaska Wildlife Alliance
if you love fat bear week and seeing before and after salmon run pictures of Otis and Holly and Beadnose and other Brooks Falls Bears every season you should care about Pebble Mine. It’s construction (and inevitable waste failure) will destroy one of the LAST healthy salmon run areas in the world and THAT will kill the bears and wolves and the countless other species that depend on the salmon run to survive from year to year. Not to mention the THOUSANDS of jobs alaskans have sustainably fishing the area are at risk if Pebble Mine pollutes the river. We had a record breaking salmon run this year (over 4 million fish!!!!!! For comparison Maine’s atlantic salmon run only had about 1500 when it historically used to have half a million run the river). It’s a lot easier to preserve a healthy river/salmon run than to try to rehabilitate it after damaging the river.
@official-lucifers-child @pmseymourva @biggest-gaudiest-patronuses @one-time-i-dreamt @pukicho @ literally anyone please boost this!!!!!!
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I didn’t come here to be perceived in this way.
