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when i play as widow im always ready to escape for my life every 10 seconds but this time our teamâs roadhog and junkrat defended me against tanks all the time and then they said hi to me everytime like a âare you ok?â and,,,im stil not over how cute they wer e,,,
Blind people must save a lot on electricity.
They do actually!
I had a blind professor, last semester, and I swung through his office to make up an exam. It was a while before I knew he was in there because he was sitting with the lights off. I finally went in, apologized, and took the exam by the light of a nearby window (which was fine). Forty-five minutes into dead silence he panicked and yelled in this booming voiced, âWAIT, YOU CAN SEE!!!â before diving across his desk to turn on the lights. Iâm sure he was embarrassed but I thought it was endearing and it highlighted a large aspect of disabled life that I hadnât previously considered.
Sort of relatedly I once had professor who was deaf, but she had learned to read lips and speak so she could communicate easily with hearing people who didnât know sign language. One day she had gotten off topic and was talking a little about her personal life, so that one of the students said âOh, I know, I grew up in Brooklyn too.âÂ
She stared at him for a long time and then said âHow do you know Iâm from Brooklyn?â
And he said âYou have a Brooklyn accent.â
She said âI do?â and the whole class nodded, and then she burst out laughing and said âI had no idea! The school where I learned to speak was in Brooklyn. I learned by moving my mouth and tongue the way my teachers did. So I guess it makes sense that I have their accent, I just never thought about it.â
Reblogging this once more because my mom and I legitimately laughed to tears.
this is my favorite video on the internet
mental health tip: save this video. watch it when youâre sad. itâs the best goddamn thing on the internet
By ArtCrawl
âŚyouâre lucky Iâm a stubborn asshole because these took way longer to make than Iâd like to admit.
holy fucking shit
did you just gif the whole fucking movies
Fucking genius
Bitch, EVEN THE CREDITS??
THIS DUDE JUST MADE GIFS OF ENTIRE MOVIES HOLLY SHIT
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Cool, but filing under: Nightmare Fuel
Nah, this is what my good dreams look like~
This is kind of my current aesthetic?
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Whoa these are beautiful
âI canât be vegan, I love cheeseâ
Dairy industry is as evil as meat. No less harm for animals. Does it look natural that calf canât drink milk so you can taste your piece of cheese?Â
GO VEGAN.Â
WRONG
That calf is wearing a nose tag. Nose tags are put on calves so that they are able to stay with their mothers longer, but are unable to nurse. They donât NEED to nurse as they get older, they just get greedier and pushier and will bash up the cowâs udder and bruise it with their noses.
This nose-tag is so that calves can stay with their mothers, their mothers can remain pain-free and healthy, and nobody is stressed.
Educate yourselves you ignorant fucking tarts.
âŚreally? You donât think it might have anything to do with the milk being stolen for human consumption? At all? Not even a tiny bit?
Militant vegans can fuck right off
Based on fur texture and face shape, that calf is at least six months old, probably older. Calves can survive without actual cow milk even at three months, though older is better (calves weaned that early are usually fed a sort of formula for another couple months).
Also, nose tags like that one donât go through the cowâs septum. They basically work like those fake septum rings for humans.
In addition to weaning the calves, another use for nose tags is protecting non-lactating cows. Sometimes weanlings or even adult cows will suck on themselves or other non-lactating cows; this can cause internal teat scarring bad enough to prevent that teat or teats from ever working. Iâve seen this happen, and itâs ugly, probably at least somewhat painful, and, if bad enough, would lead to the cow being slaughtered at a very young age because she canât produce milk, has chronic mastitis, and/or canât be milked with automatic milking equipment. So, nose tags actually prevent animal cruelty.
Also, calves will suck on anything remotely oblong (and attempt to eat literally anything), even if they are being adequately fed or overfed. Often they will suck on other calvesâ ears, and, since ears are longer than teats and cows have upper as well as lower teeth in the back of their mouths, many calves get bites on their ears, which often become severely infected. Iâm not sure if nose tags would work there, because physicsâa non-toxic but bad-tasting ear paint would be betterâbut yeah, letting a calf put anything it wants in its mouth is not always a good idea.
reblogging for educational purposes.
reblogging for people being schooled
This was the funniest argument about false cruelty I have read.. Thank you.Â
I love this for 2 reasons: Most people donât realize that in farming areas agriculture/horticulture/animal husbandry is part of public school education from as early on as 7th grade. (Though I remember dissecting cow eyes in 4th grade science sooo) I assure you fifteen year old farm kids know more about what constitutes animal cruelty in farms than thirty year old vegans with, or without an agenda.Â
Also that if you really want good quality beef/pork/eggs/milk/etc you donât abuse your animals. Ever. Thatâs not the point and if you want to make any kind of money off your career choice, you are going to treat those creatures better than you treat yourself. Youâll call a vet five times for an infection in your herd before you visit the hospital for a missing foot on your own leg.Â
So. Yeah. Watch out, because weâre getting internet access these days. Weâre on tumblr too.Â
P.S. The immigrant workers farming your supermarket produce have no health care or legal protection, and the Bolivians farming your 365 Organic Quinoa canât afford to eat it. But PLEASE wonât someone think of the poor baby cows who wonât get off the tit?!
Also this is a LOT nicer than what mother cows do to calves that wonât be weaned. You know what mother cows do to calves that wonât wean? kick them in the head. Now I donât know about vegans, but Iâd rather have a nose tag that discouraged me from injuring my mother (because calves that donât wean tend to chew on udders and make mother cows bleed) rather than being kicked in the head. Source: I grew up on a fucking cattle ranch. I have seen chickens skeletonize a mouse I KNOW SHIT.
âI have seen chickens skeletonize a mouse I KNOW SHIT.â
Iâm sorry, what? What??? WHAT??? you canât just leave it there please explain @thehornedwitch
Happy to explain! See, chickens are omnivorous. They eat bugs, plants, and meatstuffs. Y'know how crows and ravens and things eat meat? Well, chickens too. Ours had a particular fondness for ham when someone accidentally put it into the bucket of good scraps we set aside for the chickens. A bucket we tried to keep as meat-free as possible, because few things are more terrifying than a chicken looking you in the eyes as it scarfs down ham. Anyway, back to the mouse. One day i was doing Chicken Chores, like gathering eggs, putting out grain, emptying the bucket of greens, etc, when a mouse runs across the pen. All at once, eight or so chickens stop dead, look at it, and SWARM. Now Iâm six at this point in time and developing a healthy fear of chickens, and so do nothing. By the time the chickens are done, all that is left of the mouse is its bones. I left the chicken pen very, very quickly. Chickens crave meat. They were dinosaurs. They did not forget that they were dinosaurs. They will also cannibalize each other with reckless abandon. Sometimes we just had to remove one chicken to its own private pen away from the others because no matter what we did, that specific one always tried to eat the other chickens. We had one that really liked other chickenâs eyes. Bear in mind, our pens ensured each chicken had about five to six square feet all its own if you managed to space every chicken out evenly, we never locked them in teensy pen things, and fed them LOTS. These chickens just really, really wanted to maim. Chickens that are not Buff Orpingtons are the devil. Buff Orpingtons are sweethearts. If you must have chickens, have that kind. And never get Guineas. Guineas are SATAN INCARNATE. THEY SMELL FEAR.
Holy shit, I dont think Iâll ever use chicken as an insult again.Â
Holy Shit, same here that is terrifying
Will Iâm using it as a compliment
I love farm animals.
âChickens crave meat. They were dinosaurs. They did not forget that they were dinosaurs.â
If youâve ever looked a chicken in the eye you know that they donât just remember; theyâre patiently awaiting the day they become dinosaurs again.Â
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I have reblogged this before because watching farmers school vegans is always hilarious, but now weâre into birds, specifically fowl, and I have got stories.
I had to give my turkey an antibiotic injection once upon a time, and she turned the needle puncture into a six inch by three inch hole in her back overnight as she attempted to eat herself because apparently turkeys find themselves to be delicious. She had to spend 3 months duct taped into a tea towel (the bandages underneath cleaned and replaced daily, mind you) until it healed because she would not stop ripping the bandages off to continue consuming herself.
Your chickens strip a mouse to the bone? Mine draw and quarter them and run around with the parts shrieking. My peacocks grab mice, beat them to death on the ground with this insanely fast back and forth head twisting motion, and then swallow them whole. You would not think an entire adult mouse would fit in their face, and you would be wrong.
I knew a guy that used to regularly post photos of the 5-6Ⲡlong Copperhead snakes his peafowl would destroy. And I donât mean kill, I mean destroy. These venomous snakes would get into the pens and the peas would just peck them into oblivion like nbd.
Fowl didnât just used to be dinosaurs. They are still dinosaurs.
Thankfully they are small dinosaurs
and we can just tape them into tea towels if we have to
BEGGING for a Jurassic Park reboot where farmers run the place instead of brogrammer scientists, and the raptors frequently get scolded and taped into tea towels
If farmers ran Jurassic Park, you know the grocery stores would have organic velociraptor eggs before long. After all, if theyâre anything at all like chickens, they lay unfertilized eggs whether theyâve had a rooster around or not (though if theyâre really like chickens, theyâll lay more, better eggs if thereâs a male to try to impress).
I would totally make a velociraptor egg omelet at least once.
Fowl didnât just used to be dinosaurs. They are still dinosaurs.
All of this. And, can confirm chicken dinosaurs. Saw one of mine eat a mouse whole once. Also, if youâve ever taken the time to listen to the repertoire of sound a chicken can make, it isnât hard to believe the âbeing dinosaursâ thing. They do this alert screech thing that is just terrifying.
And the award of the most savage Digimon goes toâŚ
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Kermit the Frog gives a talk on creativity and creative risk-taking
did a puppet just fucking give some of the best advice ever.
I hope you heard this in Kermitâs voice, just like I did.
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So I hear some of you guys like print books. The Unsounded Volume 3 Kickstarter is live now!
Iâm hoping to fund a fantastic print of the third volume and also reprints of volumes 1 and 2! Youâll find some other goodies up for grabs there as well. Reblogs are always appreciated!
Iâm nervous because that is my nature, but you guys give me strength. Thank you for supporting me and the comic :) Please disregard Sette, she is a garbage baby. Jivi, Matty, and I will keep her on the straight and narrow.
did anyone see that video of the guy who was like âim really good at finding molesâ and hes saying that hes gonna pull a mole right out of the ground and for a few seconds youre like ok whats the joke and then he just squats down to the grass and and jams his fist into the ground and pulls a mole up
i think about it so much
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The bull whose testes get rubbed for luck? Symbolic?
âŚOk but Fearless Girl is literally a marketing ploy and the Charging Bull was meant to symbolize American perseverance ABC excellence without regard for gender. Like. He has a point.
I recommend this read to understand the full scope of the situation:Â
âSeriously, The Guy Has a Pointâ
No really read it because what is being said has nothing do with gender but rather about the fact that the bull was created by an guerrilla artist who put it there with out permission and it stayed because the people loved it and the girl who was created as marketing ploy by a trillion dollar company.
And it was commissioned to be presented on the first anniversary of State Street Globalâs âGender Diversity Indexâ fund, which has the following NASDAQ ticker symbol: SHE. And finally, along with Fearless Girl is a bronze plaque that reads:
Know the power of women in leadership. SHE makes a difference.
Note itâs not She makes a difference, itâs SHE makes a difference. Itâs not referring to the girl; itâs referring to the NASDAQ symbol
Fearless Girl also changes the meaning of Charging Bull. Instead of being a symbol of âthe strength and power of the American peopleâ as Di Modica intended, itâs now seen as an aggressive threat to women and girls â a symbol of patriarchal oppression.
In effect, Fearless Girl has appropriated the strength and power of Charging Bull. Of course Di Modica is outraged by that. A global investment firm has used a global advertising firm to create a faux work of guerrilla art to subvert and change the meaning of his actual work of guerrilla art. That would piss off any artist.
From this article:
I donât wish to be pedantic here, but in order to represent âthe strength and power of the American people,â Di Modica chose a bull. A male cow. He chose to represent the American âpeopleâ with an animal that is perhaps above all others considered a byword for male sexual aggression. And my god the balls on that thing. I think we can be fairly certain how Di Modica visualises power and strength â the phrase âgrow a pairâ comes to mind. Letâs be clear: this statue never represented the strength and power of American people. It represented the strength and power of American men. Fearless Girl does not therefore change the meaning of Charging Bull. She makes it explicit. And for that, I love her.
And this leads me on to my final gripe with Fallisâs blog: the idea that artistic intent should or even can be the last word on how a statue is interpreted. Iâm tempted at this point to tell everyone making this facile point to go and read Barthesâ The Death of the Author but thatâs the kind of thing a wanker would do and I, madam, am no wanker. Instead, I will say this. Di Modica may not like the fact that his underlying message of male supremacy has been highlighted, but he doesnât get to dictate how his art is interpreted any more than the investment fund that commissioned Fearless Girl does. Sure, they can stick their âSHEâ gender diversity index plinth on there. But that isnât going to make a blind bit of difference to how the vast majority of passers-by will interpret and react to the statue, which is simply to see a girl standing up to a rampaging bull. I maintain that anyone who sees that and doesnât rejoice in their hearts, even a little bit, is dead inside.
Di Modica chose to represent the strength and power of the American people with an intensely male and sexually aggressive symbol. Now he doesnât like that Fearless Girl is, essentially, calling him out on it. Well. Welcome to the 21st century, Mr Di Modica. Youâre going to be seeing an awful lot more of this kind of thing.
Speaking as an artist (author, specifically) you have to accept that once your art is out in the world, you no longer have control of it. What my books mean to me, what I see and think of them, is not always what readers see. Itâs not what readers ten or twenty years from now will see. Art isnât static and isnât meant to be. Art isnât about controlling what people see. Itâs about letting go and appreciating just how many different ways there are to see the same thing.