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Jasper Andres

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FIGHT LIKE A GIRL! ᕙ( * •̀ ᗜ •́ * )ᕗ

>Prints available here! 

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We always love it when street artists utilize specific features of the urban landscape to create unique works of art. New York graffiti artist Suitswon turned an gaping hole in the wall of a building in Greenpoint, Brooklyn into the eyes of a colossal, grinning, gold-toothed skull mural.

Photos by Raphael Gonzalez

[via Colossal]

[sagansense]

This Is What Climate Change Really Looks Like Around The World

Source: Gabriel H. Sanchez for @buzzfeed​

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Happy birthday little fluff

[kill-----your-----darlings-deac]

@socialistexan

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Done by Wylee Wadsworth

submitted by https://cheleesi.tumblr.com

[1st-1]

Escape the void ………….

[onelastcandle]

[kieraplease]

Me as Poison Ivy 🍃 ig: Kieraplease

Shot by Shamaal B.

[daily-meme]

The Wiener Master.

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[dungeonmastersdiary]

One of my friends went on a road trip and sent me this

[knowledgeandlove-deactivated201]

Photo source

Fact check source

[vmpolung]

#and I just don’t feel entitled to someone else’s life’s work.

[sttinkerbelle]

That comment exactly!! It’s not mine and I can survive without it, so I will.

[audreyvhorne]

This is why honey is not vegan.

[appropriately-inappropriate]

The problem here is that honey, especially if you buy it ethically from an apiarist, isn’t actually detrimental to the well-being of the bee or the hive. In the wild, honey is used as a food stock, but in a domesticated honeybee colony, the bees are fed quite well, and so the honey is a surplus.

The alternatives, like sugar, relies on monocrops in third world countries, with transient labour. Growing up, there was a sugarcane field by my house, and I’m sure the Haitian men who worked backbreaking hours hacking a machete through knife-bladed leaves in 40 degree heat for a couple dollars a day would have traded a testicle to be a Canadian honeybee. Stevia’s going the same way, iirc.

Additionally, apiarists are actually huge proponents and activists for sustainable bee-keeping, and it’s estimated that the domesticated hive may be the last great hope for declining populations, because we can optimize their chances for survival.

It’s their life’s work, sure, but it’s not the death of them to use it responsibly.

[meloromantics]

literally read anything about the history of sugarcane and the cuban sugar industry if you think sugar is or ever has been more ethical than honey

[montypla]

Beekeepers-

Provide a home for the bees

Keep that home warm in the winter

Keep the bees well fed, negating the need for honey, which the bees would make anyways

Still do not take all the honey, just in case

Protect the bees from predators

Monitor the hives for any signs of the parasites, diseases, etc. that cause colony collapse disorder

Their bees-

Provide a valuable and reliable source of pollination for plants in the area, both wild and crops

Help keep the local ecosystem healthy

Honey-

Is one of the healthiest things you can eat

Is able to keep for a EXTREMELY long time (Millennia even), making it more valuable than many perishable foods without being full of preservatives

Can be used to soothe sore throats, nauseau, etc.

Has been eaten by humans since at least Ancient Egypt (We’ve found STILL EDIBLE honey in tombs)

Is a great tool in cooking, adding sweetness without raising the sugar content much

Is a staple food in many people’s diets

Honey is amazing you can put it on or in pretty much everything I goddamn love it and you should too.

[cotestuck]

Honey is also a natural antimicrobial that has been used medicinally since time out of mind on external wounds like edible neosporin.

Particularly useful in the treatment of dermal abcesses.

[blackwoolncrown]

“oh no we steal it from the bees!” *has no problem benefiting from exploited migrant farm workers*

[rainnecassidy]

^^^

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[sachinteng]

Dragon Age Knight Errant #2 for Dark Horse

Here to remind you that the first issue of the five part series is coming out on May 10 next week!

[kirstenmakestattoos]

science fiction! Thanks as always, Becky.