Are you a Man of the Sea or a Man of the Land!?

Used to hit up the Tavern with the whole team, now I'm using Spin cuz I'm Steel Ballin'. Maz (England)

[setulose]

Not to sound like a broken record but does it make anyone else viscerally angry how we realized in the very recent past that we can successfully eradicate devastating human-specific diseases (smallpox) yet now there's a million people telling you not to vaccinate your kids against measles. I know I know "everyone will not just" but also for real we could never have measles again if everyone would just be cool

[scienceoftheidiot]

Repeat after me : during the 90s WHO had estimated measles would be eradicated by 2020

No more measles. Eradicated. Forever.

Viscerally angry? Talk about being absolutely furious every fucking second of every fucking day.

[adobe-outdesign]

New Pokemon character idea: old women NPC on a bench feeding Pidgey. Upon trying to talk to her you are instantly thrown into a battle where she has a team comprised entirely of level 100 early-route birds all holding leftovers

[mooncriminal]

⤷ ゛ SHAMONEEE! ˎˊ˗

[90377]

Fjaðrárgljúfur, South Iceland by Bryan Coe

[laurapalmergraduates]

It is easy to forget just how central military violence has been and remains to business as usual. More than 5 per cent of annual CO2 emissions stem from the militaries around the world. We often talk about flying and how bad it is for the climate, and it is bad, but civil aviation accounts for about 3 per cent of the total. And the 5 per cent that comes from militaries precede actual war: these are peacetime emissions, made in the process of maintaining the logistical apparatuses and fighting capacities of armies before they go to war. When they do go into battle, the fuel is set on fire and the bombs rain down in bursts of concentrated additional emissions. The US, of course, is at the centre of all this. The emissions from the occupation army during the war on Gaza might be counted as just another category of American emissions. The US outweighs every other country; indeed, as Neta C. Crawford notes, 'the US military is the single largest institutional fossil fuel user in the world and thus the world's single largest greenhouse gas emitter In her book The Pentagon, Climate Change, and War, she brilliantly charts the development of what she calls 'the deep cycle' The militaries of first the UK and then the US found coal, followed by oil, to be indispensable for waging war: for manufacturing weapons, transporting soldiers into the battlefield, providing mobility once engaged, bringing firepower to bear on the enemy. By basing its operations on fossil fuels, the US military contributed to their spread throughout the economy; and when both the military and economy were thoroughly dependent on them, the protection of this essential commodity itself became an imperative of war. No part of the world has been so deeply formed and scarred by this cycle as the Middle East. Although Palestine is at its centre, the devastation clearly extends to other countries too: think only of Iraq and Yemen.

— The Destruction of Palestine is The Destruction of the Earth, Andreas Malm

[mjalti]

nothing is real and then all of a sudden everything is very real with no warning

[kosmogrl]

the thing about nothing ever going my way is that if one day it does I will be so so scared

[quasi-normalcy]

It's incredible how all of the censorship on the modern internet doesn't actually seem to be making society kinder or more wholesome hmm maybe there's a lesson in this

[spongebobafettywap]

[wuggen]

Everyone say thank you sanitation workers we owe you our lives sanitation workers

[thecryptkeeper]

really dig these

[ceruleanheaven]

i just wanna do nothinggggg 😭😭😭😭😭 which is like what im already doing but i wanna do it in a way that doesnt actively ruin my life 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[segamascott]

dead wife flashback whenever a random nicki minaj lyric pops into my head

[atomic-crusader]

Wet Beast Wednesday

[whats-9plus10]

What do you mean there are people who hate the idea of vbros continuing????? The creators literally want it to!

I think because I post about it a lot I run into every different type of “fan”. There are people who think it’ll drop in quality if it continues or people who never really liked the show to begin with, they just use the characters to build their own world and feel like a continuation would infringe on whatever they made up.

Personally I think Doc and Jackson are excellent at portraying real, human characterizations that portray the good and bad authentically so I don’t have that concern and I’m interested in what happens next!

[spongebobafettywap]

I would want it to continue in a different way have the Order of the Triad be the main characters and have everyone else show up from time to time. They could still do the same type of show they wanted to do before but it may feel more accessible for new people.

[pepsiloverswarehouse]

stupid teenagers of the 16th century

[yonker-tonker]

on an adventure