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Sweet Seals For You, Always
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
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Spring time spring time spring time spring time spring time spring time, go step on the grass go step on the grass clover on your foot pollen on your foot pollen in your eye everybody cries when you go to A&E with some pollen in your eye PHLEGM! Phlegm everywhere
i only use honorifics for people i respect and george gordon byron is not respected by me
i think "[sic]" is one of the funniest things of literature. like yeah this guy really wrote it out like that
For the uninitiated, you write [sic]âliterally "this" or "so" in latinâto indicate that you haven't altered the wording or spelling. While it can be used to preserve a joke misspelling (aminals) or indicate that you know it looks weird (the Toronto Maple Leafs), it is also the most biting three letters that you can throw at a motherfucker who should know better.
đŻCarry On Countdown 2025 â Prompt Listâïž
Greetings lovelies! The time has come and the 10th annual Carry On Countdown prompt list has finally arrived. Please visit our Official Rules post linked here or in our blog's bio for an overview of this event and our posting and submission requirements :)
As a reminder, the prompt list can be used in your original content as you wish and at your own interpretation, but if you have any questions or would like clarification, please send us an ask. We encourage (and LOVE) fanfiction, fanart, cosplay, memes, songs, playlists, crafts, puzzles, games, baking, fiber arts, etc.
Without further ado, the admins are pleased to present the prompt list for the 2025 Carry On Countdown:
Day 1, NOV 25: First Year âïž
Day 2, NOV 26: Mystery
Day 3, NOV 27: Bloom
Day 4, NOV 28: Ash
Day 5, NOV 29: Alternate Universe
Day 6, NOV 30: Tune
Day 7, DEC 1: Anniversary
Day 8, DEC 2: Spectacle(s)
Day 9, DEC 3: Birthright
Day 10, DEC 4: WLW âïž
Day 11, DEC 5: Angst âïž
Day 12, DEC 6: Stain
Day 13, DEC 7: Tender
Day 14, DEC 8: Recipe
Day 15, DEC 9: Travel
Day 16, DEC 10: Sci-Fi/Horror
Day 17, DEC 11: Side Ships/Alternate Ships
Day 18, DEC 12: Battle
Day 19, DEC 13: Fate
Day 20, DEC 14: Candlelight
Day 21, DEC 15: Thirst
Day 22, DEC 16: 61Â âïž
Day 23, DEC 17: Mum âïž
Day 24, DEC 18: Home
Day 25, DEC 19: Fright
Day 26, DEC 20: Crack âïž
Day 27, DEC 21: Let It Snow âïž
Day 28, DEC 22: Red
Day 29, DEC 23: Confession
Day 30 DEC 24: Last Dance
As a way of paying homage to the first Carry On Countdown ten years ago, we've marked all the prompts from this year that were also featured on the first Countdown prompt list with a snowflake emoji. Let's hear it for 10 years of the COC! Holy cows!
We're so excited to embark on another glorious season of celebrating Snowbaz and the whole gang with this wonderful community, and we can't wait to see what you all have in store for us this year. See you all on November 25th!
Love,
The Admins of the 2025 COC đ©”
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How it feels when your trusting and optimistic nature thwarts a malicious plot you werenât even aware of
An addendum:
I have been following you for years and this so well encapsulates a specific aspect of you which I've gleaned through so many anecdotes you've shared. It's great.
Link to the article itself.
Iâm proud to identify as morosexual. Iâm attracted to dumbasses and dumbasses exclusively. A guy asked me what the Spanish word for tortilla was once and now I dream of kissing him under the moonlight
this same idiot: what kind of animal is the pink panther
me, already taking off my clothes: benjamin youâre so fucking stupid
oh my god the original out in the wild
I feel physically ill seeing this, actual ghouls, I have no words đ
frankenstein 2025 quoting percy shelleyâs ozymandias and ending with lord byronâs and thus the heart will break yet brokenly live on... i am not well.
I'll be the atheist who hates religion in your stead, if you like.
While I appreciate the joke and sentiment, I think itâs important to remember that âreligionâ as a concept is so broad that saying you âhate religionâ when you mean Christianity is like saying âI hate animalsâ because a poorly behaved dog bit you. Because of Christianityâs overwhelming impact on the world, itâs easy to assume all religious beliefs share Christianityâs tenants. But this is not the case!
For instance. I am Buddhist. Buddhism has quite a few high-concept beliefs that to outsiders might seem a little âwoo-wooâ. However itâs a deeply philosophical religion, and one that insists upon truth over all else. As someone who GREATLY values the sciences, one of the major reasons I gravitated towards Buddhism was due to the fact it adamantly despises blind faith and ignorance. It wants you to question. It wants you to learn. This is a quote from the current Dahli Lama, and itâs a sentiment Iâve seen echoed in most Buddhist spaces Iâve had the pleasure to come across on my small sliver of the world.
The core of Buddhism is enlightenment through truth and easing the suffering of others. While many Christians are encouraged to dismiss progress and science, Buddhism embraces it. The Buddha himself told his disciples to never trust him on his word alone - that enlightenment comes from themselves. Koans (from Zen Buddhism) are paradoxical riddles where the whole point is to puzzle them out yourself. To challenge your assumptions.
While you may not be spiritual, I encourage atheists to hesitate painting religion as a whole with a dismissive brush. Itâs much more impactful to instead criticize the individual problems you take issue with regarding certain religions; especially their actions on an institutional level. Anyone can use religion as a weapon to further their bigotry. Just like those who manipulate scientific âfactâ to discriminate on the basis of sex or race or ability. However Christianity (imho) is by far the biggest culprit. Ire should be directed its way, but not at the expense of others - especially because many of them have been stepped on and massacred by Christianity (a friend of mine is trying to re-connect with Native American spirituality, for example. I think itâs highly unfair to put beliefs that were victims of Christianity in the same basket alongside it).
Also - religions from an anthropological angle are just deeply fascinating! You learn so much about your fellow human beings, cultures, and mythology.
If youâre interested in Buddhism, r/buddhism has a lot of great beginner resources. I also highly recommend the books âWhat the Buddha Taughtâ and âMcMindfulnessâ. The former is a beloved english rendition of the core tenants of Buddhism, as well as gentle corrections regarding common misunderstandings. The latter goes into great detail about how capitalism is bastardizing the concepts of Buddhism for its own gain.
For LGBT friends, Iâll leave you with some feel-good images. The quote in the third image is from Zen Master ThĂch Nháș„t HáșĄnh.
pre-embrace by several years... back when he was Happy and slightly less stressed out
he went to school to become a veterinarian, did that for all of his 20s before burning out, then became an anti-poaching ranger in his 30s. and then KINDRED HAPPENED... and now he's a sheriff in an american beach town. unlife comes at you fast
PROVING THAT OUR REACH DOES NOT EXCEED OUR GRASP
People with 3D printers who make prosthetic fingers and limbs at home are about to come out with some truly wild DUNE ass shit
To put it bluntly, the only way to end homelessness is to house people or kill them.
That's it. Those are your options. Homelessness doesn't go away based on "crime crackdowns." You will imprison the unhoused, and when they are free, they will be unhoused again. Or they will die in prison.
When you burn encampments or force people out without their stuff, they remain unhoused or freeze to death.
After working with the unhoused, it's become abundantly clear that those who don't want to support them instead want them dead.
There is blood on the hands of every government and organization that controls the homeless population with force instead of compassion.
