nemuinimue

moss enthusiast, cat ownee, lazy worldbuilder

[nemuinimue]

there's a red dwarf reference in the new star trek

[nemuinimue]

I like to joke about my cat being very expensive but actually I found him in my shed and it was his vet bills that were £££

He does have that fancy fluffy cat look tho

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Welsh-Palestinian album featuring some really great artists

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Welcome to our bionic mushroom overlords, may their rule bring peace and prosperity!

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My favourite place in Cumbria. I now have an ear infection from submerging myself in the questionable waters of the tarn.

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searching for sewing scissors but whatever gets there first will be used to cut the thread: kitchen knife, rabbit claw clippers, slightly broken glass inkwell, rock

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posted without context

[luulapants]

My elderly father started talking about how frustrating he finds “the pronouns thing” and I was like. Oh no. He had such a good stand on this, he’s been they/them-ing his cishet siblings for god’s sake! Is he regressing?? And he was talking about how difficult it is to remember, and how onerous it feels to expect strangers to keep track of it, and I’m like oh no oh no.

Then he says, “I mean, the problem isn’t the gender thing. The problem is four words: she, her, he, and him. We got rid of stewardess and turned it into flight attendant. It doesn’t matter if the flight attendant is a man or woman, so we got rid of it. We just need to get rid of those. I don’t need to know.”

“You don’t need to know… people’s gender?”

“No. I don’t care, I don’t need to know, and I don’t want to remember it.”

So we can relax. It’s just a continuation of his crusade to they/them the world. He doesn’t want to remember anyone’s gender. He’s abolishing the genders.

[teaboot]

Your dad is so powerful

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

I also share your father’s position. People’s genders are none of my business. Mine isn’t theirs. We should ungender English completely.

[forestlune-deactivated20200417]

from now on your tumblr nickname is whatever you get from this sexual identity generator  ☆

[hidinginalaska]

mine is “retired babygirl” and that’s hilarious

[paperjoshi]

orthodox cishet

I.. I’m a trans lesbian………..

[prokopetz]

My sexual identity is Error 502 – Bad Gateway.

[nemuinimue]

paleontologist lesbian?

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[tofuvi]

water’s lull.

[nemuinimue]

An Ceathra Rua | Carraroe, Trá an Reilig, Trá an Dóilín | Coral Strand, Co. Galway.

The 'sand' on Trá an Dóilín or, more accurately, biogenic gravel, is made of maerl https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maerl , a kind of seaweed. There's a compass jellyfish in here somewhere. And a cat.

[nemuinimue]

I went in through a side gate, which was rusty and a little difficult to open, but I didn't realise the church hadn't been open for some time until after I'd wandered around the graveyard a bit. I'm not sure if it's abandoned. The main gate was rusted shut and there were the remains of what looked like a for sale sign above it.

[nemuinimue]

"After standing on my ribcage and vibrating for half an hour, he successfully disguises himself as laundry."

[gaeilge101]

Ages

IRISH 101 | GAEILGE 101

1 YEAR — aon bhliain amhain

2 YEARS — dhá bhliain

3-6 YEARS — trí / ceithre / cúig / sé bliana

7-10 YEARS — seacht / ocht / naoi / deich mbliana

11 YEARS— aon bhliain déag

12 YEARS — dhá bhliain déag

13-16 YEARS — trí / ceithre / cúig / sé bliana déag

17-19 YEARS — seacht / ocht / naoi mbliana déag

20 YEARS — fiche bliain

21 YEARS — bliain is fiche

22 YEARS — dhá bhliain is fiche

23-26 YEARS — trí / ceithre / cúig / sé bliana is fiche

27-29 YEARS — seacht / ocht / naoi mbliana is fiche

30 YEARS — tríocha bliain

40 YEARS — daichead bliain

50 YEARS — caoga bliain

60 YEARS — seasca bliain

70 YEARS — seachtó bliain

80 YEARS — ochtó bliain

90 YEARS — nócha bliain

100 YEARS — céad bliain

NOTES:

As above, some numbers require a change to the word bliain (year) — an added séimhiú (added “h” after second letter), or urú (added letter before word, in this case “m”), or another change in pronunciation (added “a” at the end or second “i” is dropped e.g. bliana)

If you want to say what age you are, you add d’aois (age) e.g. Tá mé seacht mbliana is fiche d’aois.

The number dhá is highlighted because it has changed from the ordinary number dó (two).

[nemuinimue]

Unexpected, unplanned trip to Llani. There's a tiny black cat that lives next to the inn I'm staying in, and his name is Dark Lord.

[lacetulle]

Rodarte | Fall/Winter 2023