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lahore pigeons are some of the most visually appealing birds out there. like in terms of visual design. very minimalist, good contrast.
Too bad Lahore pigeons are a domestic breed and don’t appear in the wild at all. Some equally balanced wild colorations include
Pygmy Falcon
Great Hornbill
Wallcreeper
and
Black-throated Loon
this is a good addition to this post. thank you for this birds educations
I would like to submit the following additions to the world of exceptional bird color design:
Cedar Waxwing
Red Crowned Crane
Brahminy Kite
Green Tree Swallow (I mean seriously - those are metallic teal feathers against stark white. Damn.)
Bali Mynah
And, last but certainly not least, the cutest fucking puffball on this planet earth:
The Korean Crow-Tit
I’d also like to contribute some pretty awesome birds
Hooded Pitta (or as like to call them little olives)
Coua
Mot-Mot
The Blue Crown Pigeon (the biggest pigeon)
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the Golden Pheasant,
and the Oriental Dwarf Kingfisher.
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Because i KNOW i have some followers from the US that are under 18 even though i say not to follow me, heres your time to prove how grown up you really are. Register to vote and get the orange buffoon out of power.
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just remember that I, a registered nurse with a bachelors degree, accidentally glued a patient’s foreskin shut over his penis and had to call a urology doctor to come help me get it to retract
I had to send a page that said “I glued the patient’s penis shut. send help.”
The urology resident said, “Wow. I’ve never seen anything like this. Let me go ask someone else.”
It’s been like 5 days since this happened and I’m just sitting at the nurses station with some coworkers and the urology resident walks by and says “hey! Glue any penises shut lately??” And keeps on walking
THEN ALL MY COWORKERS WERE LIKE WHAT JUST HAPPENED
and so yeah, that freaking doctor exposed me and went on his way
Last month, Congress voted to repeal FCC rules that would prevent internet service providers from selling your personal web browsing and app usage data. It was a decision that’s unpopular across the country, regardless of party affiliation. If the politicians that voted in favor of the reversal thought no one would notice, there are some big ass signs in their districts that say otherwise.
good.
good.
good.
Good.
Do the same thing for healthcare.
If your representative voted Yes on Trumpcare, there’s an upside: You still have a crucial, furious job to do.
The most effective protest, and the one with the best optics, is the one you make physically: showing up at your shitbag Representative’s district office, camera in hand. Be there when he gets to work in the morning. Be there when she leaves. Ask her if she is embarrassed. Ask him if he is ashamed. Tell her interns and assistants about yourself, about your loved ones. Explain to your local newspaper, to neighborhood blogs, to your facebook friends and Twitter followers why you are furious and disappointed and why you will not forget.
If you would rather call, here’s a potential script. It is maybe not the best? I’m pretty angry.
Hi. I’m calling to register my anger and disappointment at Rep. ____’s Yes vote on the AHCA. [I/my loved ones] am now at risk of losing my insurance, and I am appalled that social programs that personally affect me and my loved ones will be stripped in order to provide tax breaks to the wealthy. Rep. ____ should be ashamed of himself. I and my community will not forget this vote. Will you please take down my information and send me confirmation that the Congressman is listening to constituents? Thanks.
If your rep voted YES and you don’t want to call them, there are PLENTY of people on tumblr who will call on your behalf.
In between the fury and the heartbreak of today (which I am also feeling), I want to also add a few nitty gritty Legislative Process details here:
1. The bill has to pass through the Senate before it becomes law.
2. The reason this is so rushed is largely in part to get it done before the budget reconciliation deadline (which this technically falls under). There are a lot of weird, confusing, conflicting rules for this and TBH I don’t totally understand them (because they’re arcane and extremely complicated), but the point is that our primary goal should be stalling until they run out of time.
3. The Senate cannot vote on the bill until the CBO scores it, which likely won’t be until June.
4. Congress goes into recess this week and they will be back among their constituents. Give them HELL.
Other Notes:
1. Here is the Congress.gov page showing who voted how (at the time of posting not yet updated but check back).
2. Here is the ActBlue page to donate to Democrats running to oppose Republicans who voted for TrumpCare.
Another reason why it’s a good idea to keep up the pressure on House members who votes yes on ACHA is that’s it’s not at all unlikely that they’ll have to vote on it again. Here are three options going forward, as best I understand them:
1. The Senate votes on ACHA as is and as it was passed by the House; the bill becomes law of the land. This is the scariest possibility, but also, imo, the least likely. That doesn’t mean we should get complacent - there’s a real chance of this happening, but we should have a good amount of time to stop it.
2. The Senate votes down the bill. It’s dead and the processes has to start all over again or be abandoned entirely.
3. The Senate amends the bill before voting on it, which means that even if they vote yes it has to go back to the House for another vote on the new version of it. At this point, House members are free to say “Well, I voted for the original version, but this new version is unacceptable.” This could be code for “My constituents are mad at me for my original vote but I don’t want to admit I made a mistake” or even “I never really wanted this bill to pass; I wanted the Senate to kill it for me.” I read an article today with a representative PREEMPTIVELY saying he might not vote yes on the bill again if the senate altered it.
I hope people call their senators and keep the pressure on there too, but I agree that we can’t take our focus off the House.
Last month, Congress voted to repeal FCC rules that would prevent internet service providers from selling your personal web browsing and app usage data. It was a decision that’s unpopular across the country, regardless of party affiliation. If the politicians that voted in favor of the reversal thought no one would notice, there are some big ass signs in their districts that say otherwise.
good.
good.
good.
Good.
Do the same thing for healthcare.
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