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gilgamesh: tell the whole world we’re bros
enkidu: you’re the only bro for me bro
gilgamesh: bro why’d you only tell me
enkidu: because you’re my world bro
gilgamesh, holding back tears: bro….
gilgamesh: namsheshme sharra heben
enkidu: zae ngar sheshashmen, shesh
gilgamesh: shesh, anaash ashbi maedug
enkidu: zae sharngumen, shesh
gilgamesh, er gugule: shesh…
“euuuh i’m james from twin peaks and i’m sad because my bike won’t fuck me and i’m here to make the next five minutes feel like an hour”
Okay so I may have been struggling under a miscommunication issue
When do YOU call a headache a migraine?
I use headache and migraine interchangeably
When it hurts like a papercut, consistently
When it hurts like a stubbed toe, consistently
When it hurts like touching a hot pan, consistently
When it hurts like a hot pan, and another symptom (vision loss, throwing up)
When I cannot walk/move/think, or pain is/symptoms are disabling
Never had a migraine/Don't know/Other
Migraine does not mean "bad headache." Migraine is not an intensity. Migraine covers a cluster of symptoms often including head pain which is often just on one side of the head. They can be disabling or they can be mild, and they can be disabling without any pain.
So, in the hopes of helping people who, like me, thought they were mysteriously sick or food poisoned or injured because they didn't know that migraine causes all this weird stuff and had been told it was "a kind of headache"...
Symptoms I have had most frequently, with and without head pain:
Cyclic vomiting (today you will vomit every 90 minutes no matter how empty your stomach is, so drink water because vomiting water is blissful compared to your body being determined to vomit something that isn't there).
Light is unbearably bright.
Suddenly being unable to think or function because you are experiencing a repetitive sound as if it fills the world.
Difficulty speaking, having to state each word one at a time carefully and slowly.
Also nausea, neck pain, confusion, dizziness, red eyes, nosebleeds...
My migraine head pain is also different from the couple times I've had a headache. It generally starts as a sharp stabbing pain in the forehead, in line with the inner corner of an eye, or a blunter but still puncturing sensation, like a piece of rebar has been shoved through my temple. There is also a balloon of pressure that inflates as if out from the tear duct to cover the upper side of my face; this feels a lot like a very bad bruise being pushed on. Mine are not always one-sided but the intensity often flips back and forth between sides.
Sometimes I experience the pressure balloon of pain as being outside my head, floating away to a distance of several feet. It still hurts me, but feels like it is outside, in the same way a sound can seem to come from a specific point outside your head when you are wearing stereo headphones.
Sometimes this pain is absolutely disabling and sometimes it's just a nuisance that makes me a little bit distracted and irritable. I'd rather have mild migraine pain than cyclic vomiting with no pain any day.
There are other types of headache such as cluster headache that apparently have consistently worse pain but aren't migraines (and don't have the other migraine symptoms).
Migraines are a frustrating, confusing chronic condition. Please don't use "migraine" to mean "bad headache". It makes it even harder for migraine sufferers to figure out what's going on and get help. It also makes it harder to be taken seriously as people with a chronic condition (So many times I have been unable to convince to people that no, I don't have a hangover headache, because that's the only thing they've ever heard "migraine" used to refer to).
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CORPORAL MAXWELL KLINGER in M*A*S*H @lgbtqcreators creator bingo - wardrobe
My brother saved this document and everytime he gets angry at our neighbours for being loud he prints it to their wireless printer and you can hear the wife shout “Why the fuck would you print this AGAIN?!” to her son.
every time we serve chicken at work i think of this post
1. If you were wondering, you can type the numbers in the works cited into google and they appear to be medical journal articles about using medical imaging to detect and diagnose a rare form of Gastritis.
2. Please enjoy the offical powerpoint presentation of this paper at an academic conference by the original author, complete with Q&A:
I need someone to invent teleportation, at least for objects. I need to beam fresh baked cookies directly to my friends the second they are out of the oven. I need an oven that I can close up with the raw baked goods I just spent anywhere from 15 minutes to twelve hours preparing, turn a dial, and have a friend open their oven to take them out once they finish baking.
@kedreeva, this is very timely! I was just musing on the following yesterday, and yours is a great example.
Sunday afternoon question:
Say that global teleportation has become cheap, safe, easy and accessible - in fact, it's how people travel except for very short distances.
What effects would that have?
Where would people choose to go home to live? Would more people choose rural life, if things like health care and produce distribution channels were seconds away?
Would there be whole cities just for sleeping in?
What would happen to the price of goods, and which goods, if transportation was cheap and easy?
Would the idea of time zones become obsolete, if you can zip from Asia to Europe for shopping and be home for lunch?
Would we end up with a better and more informed concept of different cities of the world, if we could go and visit anytime, or would the idea of travel become devalued?
This is the worldbuilding that sets up Ada Palmer's Terra Ignota books . Instead of teleportation it's super-fast-safe-cheap flying cars. Near-instant transportation leads to nationality as a concept mostly dissolving in favor of governments based on shared ethics and goals, not on where you live. It also leads to lots of other things, like the plot.
Fuck personality quizzes who do you think of when I say Neil
Just as the tin says, a supercut of all the “we respect his craft”s. You can really tell what story arc they are in as to how distressed or annoyed or angry they sound. I hadn’t realized that it’s usually just Bryn or Lyd until I made this.
(sidenote: there was one left out by Lyd because she was talking under Alex and I couldn’t cut it cleanly)
Today in niche genres of joke that I can never get enough of and will probably still be secretly thinking about four years later
"When two patterns combine in a way serpentine that's a moire," surely.
Since there was a TMA poll going on already,
People who have never listened to the Rusty Quill Gaming podcast, which one of these is NOT a real NPC from the show?
Isaac "dying is a skill issue" Newton
Amelia Earhart WITH A GUN
Albert "MVP" Einstein, the most useful guy ever
Sigmund "no plot relevancy" Freud (he shows up once and does nothing it's great)
Lesbian wizard Marie Curie
Mary Shelley, but a necromancer
Franz Kafka, but ANOTHER necromancer
The severed brain of Charles Babbage
The (badly) severed brain of Yoshida Shoin
The undead corpse of Geoffrey Chaucer
Marcus Tullius Cicero. Yeah just the Roman politician. He's not even magic.
I have listened to rqg / show results
I'm not including Oscar Wilde or Howard Carter because they're too plot relevant and I'm not including Karl Marx because he is only namedropped. Yeah these are canonically NPCs in the world of rqg. Please reblog for a bigger sample size.
The Archaeologist by Theodora Goss
Someday, a thousand years from now, an archaeologist will find your skull and say, he must have been a handsome man, this denizen of the primitive twenty-first century, before humanity had sailed across the black sea of space. She will search around your resting place for shards of pottery, sift the soil for evidence of ash, fragments of bone. She will examine every stone to learn what kind of litter society left in its midden, evaluate all that is broken.
She will recreate your features based on bone structure, fragments of DNA, educated conjecture, and an adolescent crush on the contours of your cheeks, the elegant curve of your brow, your jaw. She will mistake the color of your eyes, which are only blue in certain moods, on sunny days. But in so many ways she will capture you, as I see you today, with the kind of beauty that inheres in the skeleton and will endure when you and I, my love, are gone, long gone.
Umbisangula Theodora Gossta
Umbisangula uguzu udname mungeshua ibpaden. “Ane lusag name. Mungeshueshngeshlimmu- nuluhhaa tilashe lulu abagiggianash a sudesh.” Neen iben. Ane shikari kinitea kingkinge. Dubdidalake silangiripadrake sahar ibsime. Anba sahardubanamgiraka zuzude nana ana mea igi ibkarkare. Ningziir ana mea sa in’gabdidie.
Ane, medimngiripadrata silaDNAta dimmaningzuta u ganazeta gurumgutukusangkiza-mezeza ibdugdugeata uktinzu imtabgigie. Zibigizu ibsis’he; igizu shagnamea uddadaga ashbi zaginam. Ane namhiata hilingiripadrada uda eniginagin enhurhure. Gaba zizindenata, kiangangu, hiline ili.
HELLO PEASANTS. My name is Sir Bertrand MacGuffingham and I am the heir to the House of MacGuffingham (that's how I got my name) and I have wonderful golden hair and a piercing gaze, and a lot of people tell this random mime called Quiet Simon that he looks like me (if you don't know who he is, you are correct). I'm not related to Edward Keystone, and I'm glad I'm not, because he's a "major fucking hottie", hrmmm. I am a swordsman with a particular hatred of tables. I'm also a mercenary with an esteemed group called The London Rangers (We're Still Working On A Name), where I cleave things in two (such as tables). I'm upper class (in case you couldn't tell, which is pathetic. Do better.) and I wear exclusively gold. I love high end merchants and, obviously, buy all of my clothes from there. For instance, today I was wearing full-plate armor absolutely covered in falcons, just, loads of falcons. I was carrying Brutor in a papoose, and he was wearing a black corset with matching lace around it and a black leather miniskirt, pink fishnets and black combat boots. I was walking outside La Triomphe. I failed to perceive the weather and therefore assumed it was a nice day, which I was very happy about. A bunch of poor people stared at me. I put my middle finger up at them.
Audio processing disorder is just like "you are going to be able to differentiate 27 distinct sounds happening simultaneously EXCEPT for when someone's talking to you. Good luck"
People think because my ears are so unreasonably sensitive I must also be able to "hear" them. This is false. I can hear the clock ticking though
Saul Steinberg, Country Noises.
Reblogging because never have I understood synesthesia so much
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