pikablu!

Music nerd, weeb, progressive, likes cute things. Mostly SFW, but no minors please (Other account is @pikabluu)

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My other blog: @pikabluu

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I upset a few people in my intro to western philosophy class with this one.

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hi hakase

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hey, maybe we should arm the rabbits with little guns

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PC Mag - November 1999 Throw Out Your Software

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Hmmm

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ports candy to the 3ds

NOO THEY'RE MAKING ME FIGHT FOR SPORT

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Konata Izumi and Miyuki Takara - Lucky Star (2003)

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There, he also discovered the beauty of antique opium pipes, bowls, and lamps, as well as opium trays and the hundreds of little implements that went with...

This is a really interesting article about the history of opium and also the guy being interviewed literally did go from “antique opium pipes and lamps look really neat!” to deciding he’d try it out more and more and becoming addicted to the drug through the same antiques he was collecting

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Martin: However, this Austrian was somehow able to get enough raw opium to prepare his own chandu for smoking. And I had this bright idea—bright at the time, I thought. I said to him, “Well, you’ve got this high-quality opium for smoking, the type that isn’t even being produced anymore. You’re the only one that’s got it, and I’ve got all this great, old paraphernalia, some of it in pristine condition.” So I asked him if he’d be interested in combining the two. Over the next few years, he and I collaborated. I’d go out and visit him every month or two in the rural area where he lived, and he set aside a room in his house specifically for smoking. We decorated the room with Chinese antiques like scrollsand a traditional opium bed.

Collectors Weekly: So you made your own opium den?

Martin: That’s exactly what we did. I was going through books and getting ideas, and we tried to make it as authentic as possible. As I was still collecting and still getting different pieces of paraphernalia and pipes, I would bring them to his place and we would try them out to see how they worked. In old books, we’d read about how some of the old smokers preferred a pipe whose stem was made of sugarcane to one made of bamboo, while others preferred bamboo to a pipe made of ivory. The old books said this, but why? That’s what I wanted to know.

when larping goes wrong

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you, a fool: posts nazi memes “ironically,” ends up as actual nazi

I, an intellectual: smokes opium “ironically,”

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[pikabluuu]

Me when I accidentally tap the yubikey

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so many people don't understand how abelist it is to kill your brother with a rock

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[goetic-justice]

You guys are always like "being crushed by 10,000 tons of rock probably feels good as hell" or "being torn to pieces by hunting dogs would low key fix me" and I feel like those things would actually be unpleasant.

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How about "Drinking an ice cold strawberry milkshake probably feels good as hell". Do you guys like that one.

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Look at my beautiful son