[room93]

i'm so tired 💤

[room93]

when i was 13 and living with my step-grandmother because my mom was on death’s door and my step-grandmother would pin me to the couch and lowkey punch me a hundred times but like as a joke. #girlboss

[room93]

one time she crashed into a school bus

[room93]

when i was 13 and living with my step-grandmother because my mom was on death’s door and my step-grandmother would pin me to the couch and lowkey punch me a hundred times but like as a joke. #girlboss

[room93]

[room93]

no i didn't dingbat LISTEN

[room93]

my grandma made my little cousins do homework for the 4th of july the other day and one of them made 9/11

[room93]

i did feel the crisis that is happening in education in real time when my grandma did this. they were all googling shit on their tablets when my grandma was asking them questions about their projects. i think the cousin who made this didn't even know for sure that it happened in 2001

[room93]

people who regret voting for trump will say it's because they thought he was gonna make things more affordable and they expect sympathy but it's like. okay. so you're stupid

[sabrinasource]

SABRINA CARPENTER via Instagram (May 6, 2026)

[nonlynear]

my high horse is actually awesome and fast like the wind

[room93]

men are so quick to say the most insane shit about half of the world’s population

[robothell]

there was a cloud shaped like bart simpson in 1852 and nobody recognized it

[room93]

i need to be demolishing a cheesecake in gulf shores right now

[room93]

my grandma made my little cousins do homework for the 4th of july the other day and one of them made 9/11

[pokemon-cards-hourly]

[room93]

listening to a fever you can't sweat out and it's wanting to autoplay hey look ma i made it........

[inatungulates]

Common bottlenose dolphin Tursiops truncatus

Observed by cetaceannerd, CC BY-NC

[namu-the-orca]

Patches! He's such a cool guy. There is still quite strong debate regarding the underlying cause of his white patches. Many say they are purely genetic markings (ie unchanging markings he has always had), however I personally have always believed it is more like a genetic mutation that prevents recolouration of scar tissue. Normally Bottlenose dolphins' skin has very good recolouration properties. Even with more serious scratches or deeper wounds, the damaged tissue regains colour so when healed, the original wound is hardly visible. It can only be felt, and a scar line seen in close up. However there are cetacean species, like the Risso's dolphin and many beaked whales, where scratches quite explicitly do not recolour. On the contrary, the smallest blemish remains a stark, pure white. In these species the tally of scratches seems to serve a social function. I wonder if Patches carries a mutation that causes something similar to happen with him. Most of his white patches seem to have the shape of rake marks, and the others (like on his dorsal fin, around his mouth and on his melon) are places where dolphins often sustain damage either from feeding or raking/social interaction.

At the same time, I have compared photos of Patches between 2008 and 2020, and he does not seem to gain many new white patches. The only ones I could quickly find when reviewing them just now are a scratch on the right side of his dorsal fin and a white spot beneath it. It seems unlikely a bottlenose dolphin would go for years without being raked more. And indeed, on some recent photos you can see rakes on him that have clearly not turned white. A very, very interesting individual!

[ourdarling]

insane shit happening over on uquiz right now