[restinripfics]

Double Delicious Ch. 3

https://archiveofourown.org/works/65384371/chapters/169413442#workskin I have finished the short story. I hope to write more stories involving this couple, but I had to end this one here since I took a short break and forgot how I wanted to develop it further than where I ended it. I hope you all enjoy!

[restinripfics]

My first Ed, Edd, and Eddy Fanfic!

Title: Double Delicious

Fandom: Ed, Edd, and Eddy

Genre: Romance/Comedy

Rating: Mature

Summary: Drunken dancing turned into a one night stand and holy shit you’re the barista at the coffee shop where I’m going to cure my morning after hangover this is awkward but you keep flirting with me what do I do au -from therivernix on tumblr

__________________________________________________________ This is my return to writing fanfiction after a suuuuper long time so I'm sorry if it's not that great yet! I saw a prompt list from therivernix on here so I decided this would be my comeback LOL. LMK if you enjoy since I will be finishing the 3rd chapter soon! I cross post it on both FFnet and AO3!! I'm trying to understand the general format for posting on both so I apologize if it is tough to read due to format.

AO3 link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/65384371/chapters/168253927

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[caughtthedarkness93]

I love my job, but reblogging employment jelly for someone else I love.

[xiaq]

The picture I sent my mom:

The picture I sent my husband:

[akisukaa]

Wolf pussy🔥⚡️🔥⚡️

[tomb-mold]

im a hater BECAUSE i like things and want them to be good. and also because im an asshole

[papayajuan2019]

thats you

[threebigolsausages-deactivated2]

THEY TRAPPED HER SOUL

[disassociatingsquid]

So I am treating myself to a day at Dashcon. Thing is I can only go one day and both Friday/Saturday have really cool things planned. Which day should I go? Please help me out.

[dashcon]

Saturday has a ball pit and meet-ups soooooooo. ;D

[gehenna27]

[icehearts]

hydaelyn help

[r4cs0]

Thanks, staff.

[r4cs0]

What a great time to reblog this

[sweetpondduckling]

@staffs-secret-blog, do you have anything to say for your defence?

[staffs-secret-blog]

Nope all of you deserve it

[tabboty]

depression creature

[amphibizzy]

[catcrumb]

[tonysopranobignaturals-deactiva]

adam levine "that body of yours is absurd" cheating text vs jeff bezos "I love you, alive girl" cheating text

[hornpoint]

tiger woods cheating texts undefeated

[pangeasoftware]

[nayohme]

[areawest]

we need to start bullying jk rowling for her new profile picture because like

[skweebs]

[carrion-throne]

your mother allows my penis in her safe space

[girlsam]

[brown-forking-weed]

in 2030 you'll have to pay a $9/month subscription just so they dont send a pack of dogs to bark at your house all night

[falseficus]

had to watch a sea urchin fertilization lab for school and the way they dispose of the fertilized urchins is putting them in a tub labeled “used” lmao

[falseficus]

cruelty

[vietnyamese]

slutty urchins banished to the whore chamber

[goawfma]

[katelyn-danger]

This is a scam. Do not give this man your money.

Water condensers are *incredibly* energy inefficient because they’re basically just dehumidifiers with a filtration system attached.

A 75 watt dehumidifier produces around 1L of water per 24 hours in ideal (80%) humidity conditions.

Under emergency conditions, it’s recommend to have 4L of water on hand per person per day. This is the bare minimum.

For a 4 person household, that’s 16 x 75 watt dehumidifiers (or 1 x 1,200 watt dehumidifier), which would need to run for 24 hours and would consume 28,000 watt hours of electricity.

The average 4 person American household consumes around 30,000 watt hours of electricity per day. This system would effectively double your home’s electric bill, just to provide the bare minimum amount of water needed to survive.

To offset this with solar panels, which are 15% efficient, at best, and provide 150 watts per square meter, and receive around 3-5 hours of direct sunlight per day (depending on cloud cover and where you live)…. You’d need somewhere between 40 to 64 square meters of panels. Per house. Just for water generation.

Which only works when it’s humid.

And sunny.

This invention is cool, but it can’t beat the laws of physics.

Also note the classic hallmarks of an invention scam: news article video with no actual news company logo on the bottom, “retired” military veteran, demanding “investment”, “donation” or some other financial contribution to his life-saving device with no information on cost, how/where it’s manufactured, or discussion about how this “life saving” invention should actually be free or open source.

[sugarkat]

Oh, man.

Before giving your money—most people on here don’t have a lot and work very hard to get the little they have—the thing to do with charitable endeavors with which you are unfamiliar is to check them in a quick search. There are sites that provide data on charities, specifically, just like there are sites that provide data on businesses, and you can start to sniff out something that smells off.

Charity Navigator has nothing on the org, which is fine. They may still be too small to get rated.

However, I managed to get a quick peek at the Guidestar profile (they require folks register with them to get data—for free but still—but first-time searches can work out), and the news is not reassuring.

Not refiling the tax exemption paperwork can happen in a small org just starting out, but three years in a row is a warning. Either it’s too poorly organized to manage basic business or it’s not in the up-and-up.

Or, it’s not actually a charity.

I want this not to be a scam. I want people to have potable water. I’d like it to be low-cost and sustainable because the people without potable water tend not to have much money and other solutions are not forthcoming from those in power. It’d also be really effing cool if a Black man was able to solve a problem that arises so often in cities with large Black populations. There’s be something poetic about that.

But the claims made seem, at the most generous, dubious to someone familiar with the technology, the basic tax forms have not been filed, and recent videos are not from recognizable third-party sources who would report with any sort of critical eye. This doesn’t pass the charity smell test.

There are so many people out there trying to scam the desperate and people who want to help the desperate.

Maybe this guy is just struggling to get a large endeavor underway and needs a better COO. Maybe he’s found a solution to the technical problems about (I’d like to see the patents if that’s the case). But even on a quick search, this has the early hallmarks of a scam.