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ciqqy

I will lock in tomorrow like nobody has ever locked in before

ciqqy

quaintpanic

I WAS BORN YESTERDAY. I JUST BLEW IN FROM STUPID TOWN. THIS IS MY FIRST RODEO. PLEASE BE PATIENT WITH ME.

kaylahadlington

i often wonder how many ppl from 2012 tumblr are still active on here

are u also still here, lurking in the shadows????

Shrek (2001)

Just a quick glimpse into the amazing week I had with my love and our best friends 🥰 #disney #animalkingdom #hollywoodstudios #magickingdom #universialstudios #bestvacationever https://www.instagram.com/p/CVGQK5iL0GmDUfpzTMRNZNoaycXY7W7bsy7U1w0/?utm_medium=tumblr

#disney #animalkingdom #hollywoodstudios #magickingdom #universialstudios #bestvacationever

bff0f7

so can we start hunting down white liberals now or what

adamtheredbeard

The full picture is even more heart breaking after you open the uncropped version. Just a heads-up, it's rough

“The Roman Catholic Parish in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan was just grafitted.”

afronerdism

Nah let’s post it. Let’s feel it. Don’t look away.

doobiebenson

whitepeopletwitter

rhaenyratheecruel

One driver already quit and NASCAR responded with basically “we had to google you because nobody knew who the fuck you were”

victoriankeysmash

Nascar started because they said fuck cops and its nice to see they havent lost their roots completely.

sugarcoatednightshade

ultimatebottom69

That is the sexiest thing a corporation ever said.

theannoyingalien

Clone High is a lot funnier if you take the clones and photoshop the actual faces of the people they’re cloned from onto them

indeciscion

You ever look at a fandom you’re not in from afar and feel like a nuclear missile just grazed the side of your head

aboonoor-deactivated20180121

If you’re a Non-Muslim and you see a Muslim praying in public, could you please not pass in front of them?

Go behind them, but not in front. 👍

marquesadesantos-deactivated201

Oh, signal boost! I didn’t know this.

omnistruck

Okay, but also: if you see a Muslim praying in public and they have something in front of them, like a purse or a bag or something like that, you can pass in front of them, but pass in front of that object.

it’s called a sutrah, and it’s meant to act as a physical barrier between the person praying and someone who might happen to pass in front.

ramentic

Also, if you did this and didn’t know, please don’t beat yourself up over it. Now you know! Muslims aren’t supposed to pass in front of Muslims praying, either, because prayer is communication with God and you don’t want to break that connection.

zeaux-indigeaux-deactivated2018

Spread culture, respect customs, be good people. Simple as that.

ghdos-blog

Didn’t know this.

aymygod

Reblogging again

frienddotsparkle

THE AMOUNTS OF REBLOGS THIS HAS JUST MAKES ME SO HAPPY

hayloft-a-creakin-deactivated20

S I G N A L B O O S T

princessmoonblogs

Reblog forever !

lazarusemma

Similarly, if a Jew is saying the Shemonah Esrei prayer (whispered, moving only the mouth, standing facing east with legs together) don’t go in front unless there’s a barrier.

confused-as-all-hell-deactivate

im incredibly grateful for this

somecunttookmyurl

i can tell i'm sleep deprived bc i just made myself cry about tutankhamun and i have, like, negative interest in the kid

somecunttookmyurl

have now made the rest of the discord cry about this little boy who had multi-coloured ducks sewn onto a tunic that he loved so much he wore it to a Very Important Event because he was EIGHT and have you SEEN my DUCKS

somecunttookmyurl

sorry no i'm not done i'm gonna make you all cry some more i'm bringing you down with me

there was once a little boy.

he is born disabled. his body hurts, and he can't walk properly the way the other children do. he doesn't understand why. he's a little boy. but he plays with wooden boats and pulls toys on a string.

somebody makes him a tunic. they sew ducks onto it in red and green and yellow and blue. the bright colours of a child.

the little boy is eight years old, and he's going to be king now. there's a big ceremony about it. he doesn't really fully understand what's going on, because he's eight, but he wears the tunic with the brightly coloured ducks for the occasion because he loves it. look at his ducks! aren't they great?

he is a child. the adults around him manipulate and coax him to gain more power for themselves. he still plays with toys.

as a teenager, not yet an adult, he fathers children. they do not survive. he's not even old enough to have full agency in his job and is still being manipulated, but he had babies and they died.

he does not make it to his twenties. at eighteen or nineteen years old he dies, and is buried. his babies, so tiny, are buried with him.

and so is his tunic with the little ducks that he loved so much he kept it long after it no longer fit.

there was once a little boy.

somecunttookmyurl

yeah i think that like. especially with historical figures in your mind people who were kings and queens or important nobles were adults. even if you know how old they were it doesn't really click. it doesn't seem real

but then you get something like a little tunic with brightly coloured ducks on it and it hits you like a fucking truck that this really was a little kid and no matter how far removed you are a little kid is still a little kid. their brains didn't develop any quicker back then. he was just as developed/mature mentally as any 8 year old now. he had cartoonish animals on his clothes and he played with toy boats and probably terrorised the local cat population.

tutankhamun was a child and he didn't make it to adulthood because he was unfortunate enough to be a very important child

his dad died when he was 8. he saw his own babies die when he was still just a boy himself.

but he had brightly coloured little ducks on his favourite shirt, and he kept it.

somecunttookmyurl

and he did not just keep the duckie shirt either

tutankhamun had a little pair of sandals with ducks on them. he had earrings decorated with ducks. he kept those, and other items of childhood clothing. some toys. keepsakes. things he loved, and treasured. he kept them all in a little wooden chest. the chest... was carved with ducks.

and that little duck chest, filled with things he kept from his childhood, was buried with him. maybe he was keeping them for the little babies who did not make it. maybe they just reminded him of good days and fun times.

but he was a little boy who thought ducks were just the best

paulnewoman

Gay USA (1977) dir. Arthur J. Bressan Jr.

ledbythreads

The text is from a poem by Black Lesbian poet Pat Parker (pictured) . My copy is from Naming The Waves Contemporary Lesbian Poetry - ed Christian McEwan 1988.

astrotheyge

nursenotes

1. Fist: Make a fist around the epi-pen, don’t place your thumb/fingers over either end

2. Flick the blue cap off

3. Fire. Press down into the outer thigh (the big muscle in there), hold for 10 seconds before removing (the orange cap will cover the needle). Bare skin is best but the epi-pen will go through clothing. Avoid pockets and seams.

- Ring an ambulance even if everything seems to be fine!

sassyjavert-deactivated20151015

Oh my god. So as someone who has to carry an epipen EVERYWHERE I am so happy to see that there’s an info post about them. Like in the extreme case that I can’t inject myself, somebody else would have to do it, but nobody knows how to do it! Thank you, this may just save my life some day.

dontbeanassharry-deactivated201

Don’t be wimpy about it, either. I know friends who are like, “but idk if I could stab you with a needle!” Please stab me with the needle, don’t be hesitant about it.

In my case (I can’t speak for all allergies), an epi buys me 20 minutes of breathing to get to the hospital. It is not a magic bullet, it’s a few critical minutes to help get me where I need to go.

theroguefeminist

For those who don’t know, people with serious food allergies carry epinephrine which is an adrenaline shot just in case they have anaphylaxis, which is a life threatening allergic attack. This shot is life-saving and must be administered to someone who is having an anaphylactic attack as SOON AS POSSIBLE, because an extra waited minute could mean their life.

It doesn’t hurt much at all to use this needle. The first time I used mine, I didn’t even feel it. But be sure to stab it IN THE OUTER THIGH. Do not stick it anywhere else or you could seriously hurt or kill someone. Just right to the outside of the thigh and then call the ambulance - even if your friend starts doing better, they could have a biphasic reaction, meaning a reaction that comes back (or they may need a second dose, be on the look out). If your friend has an epipen, then they have an epipen trainer that doesn’t have a needle and you can try it out just to be sure you know how to use the real thing if you have to. I’d also advise holding it a few more seconds then 10, maybe go for 14 just to be sure all the medicine is administered and that you didn’t count too fast - that’s what I did.

Here’s a graphic of where to stick it:

unillustrated-man

THANK YOU FOR THE GRAPHIC I was about to ask because my mom carries one around and so do some of my friends and I wanted to make sure I would do it right if I ever needed to!

glutenfreethings

Learn about this or get a refresher, if you’re not already familiar.

notanothermultiblog-deactivated

•After popping off the cap, do you have to press down on anything once it’s in the thigh?

•Does the needle stick out automatically when you press it against the thigh, or how does that work?

•Is there a way to tell when it’s empty, or if it’s not injecting properly?

vijfvoordrie

@notanothermultiblog I case nobody answered your questions;

- No, don’t need to press down anything after it’s in the thigh. When putting it in the thigh you will hear a click. Then you just need to hold the EpiPen in the thigh for 10 seconds.

- When the EpiPen is pressed against the thigh, and you heard a click, the needle has come out already. You don’t need to do anything else to make that happen. When taking it out, the orange end will come out automatically, covering the needle. (So you will never see a needle)

- I am not sure if there is a way to tell if it’s empty. I believe you are just supposed to hold it in the thigh for 10 seconds and then all the adrenaline should be injected. If you didn’t hear a click, the needle didn’t come out and you probably should press the EpiPen harder against the thigh.

Hope this helps.

notanothermultiblog-deactivated

Thank you so much!