Watermelon biased

'96-liner living in a cloud ♥ watermelon lover whispers read #tags

[oozingsurprise-blog]

[brklynbreed]

Stop chasing people. If they block you, cut off contact, ignore you… Let them go. Let those who naturally gravitate to you enjoy your energy. We spend so much time begging for those who wouldn’t blink twice at the thought of you. Cherish those who are there by choice, and not there because you chased them every time they decided to escape.

[weebuffoonery]

eraserhead + episode 35

[gahdamnpunk]

this is probably the WERST headline I’ve read in a while

[kittykat8311]

[clonerightsagenda]

Shoutout to Ed for identifying as agnostic after God ripped two of his limbs off

[theawesomeadventurer]

a total power move

[theawesomeadventurer]

[hyah-through-hyrule]

[apocalypsedreams-deact]

[just-shower-thoughts]

The generation that forcibly put soap in the mouth of children for using “dirty language” weighing in on the tide pod situation.

[cowgirlmilkers]

ANSJDJFNJGJGGGNTJTK

[the-classic-reader-deactivated2]

[edenforest]

“KUUKAUTISET”

Menstruation. Translates “Moon Seasonal”. Cool names to call this time of the month:

Menkat (Mensies) Rekipäivät (Sled days) Puolukkapäivät (Lingonberry days) Rättipäivät (Rag days) Piinaviikot (Pain weeks) Hilloviikot (Jam weeks) Öljynvaihtoviikot (Oil changing weeks) Maalarit talossa (Painters in the house)

[the-aila-test]

Finland’s Hundred Years of Colonialism, an animation by Aslak Holmberg

[welcometomytrashworld]

Finland in Hetalia: I’m a delicate little flower so I’m staying with Sweden.

Finland in real life: Here’s a video of a Finnish man scaring a bear away by screaming “Perkele” at it.

[su-juh]

Other countries: Our love deity is most often female, very beautiful and warm and hot. Also represent fertility and everything which is wonderful in love.

Finland: Our love deity is a demonic male entity because love is dangerous and drives people insane. Can posses people (also on command) and if so, needs to be exorcised out. Also wings and fire.

[npr]

Finland Takes Olympic Chill To The Next Level: Team Knitting

During the weekend's slopestyle competition, Finnish snowboarding coach Antti Koskinen was casually knitting at the top of the course.

[hanfugallery]

Traditional Chinese hanfu by 春谷山房

[inspireallday]

Here’s the thing about people with good hearts. They give you excuses when you don’t explain yourself. They accept apologies you don’t give. They see the best in you when you don’t need them to. At your worst, they lift you up, even if it means putting their priorities aside. The word “busy” does not exist in their dictionary. They make time, even when you don’t. And you wonder why they’re the most sensitive people. You wonder why they’re the most caring people. You wonder why they are willing to give so much of themselves with no expectation in return. You wonder why their existence is not so essential to your well-being. It’s because they don’t make you work hard for the attention they give you. They accept the love they think they’ve earned and you accepted the love you think you’re entitled to. Let me tell you something. Fear the day when a good heart gives up on you. Our skies don’t become grey out of no where. Our sunshine does not allow the darkness to take over for no reason. A heart does not turn cold unless it’s been treated with coldness for a while.

[julystorms]

Fear the day when a good heart gives up on you.

[amphiaria-deactivated20250226]

this is the most sophisticated phishing e-mail I have ever received and if they had sized the logo correctly and actually proofread the fucking thing I probably would’ve clicked that button

[amphiaria-deactivated20250226]

actually please reblog this because someone else got it too. do not click on the links in this e-mail if you get one like it, just forward it to [email protected] and delete it

[justhere4coffee]

“Review Your’s Accounts” was a big hint, but there was one glaring mistake, even bigger than the wrongly-sized logo, and it’s one that can never be fixed by scammers:

Top tip - Paypal, and indeed almost every legitimate business you have email contact with, will always use your name rather than a generic honorific like “client” or “Sir/Madam”.

If it doesn’t say your name anywhere in the message, do not trust it.

[petermorwood]

First thought: Ho-ho, that clunky English is a dead giveaway.

Second thought: If English wasn’t my first language would I notice the clunks?

As @justhere4coffee points out, real business contacts address you by the name you gave them when you signed up (and it wasn’t Sir/Madam Client, was it…?)

Here’s another tip: When you hover your cursor over a click-button, the destination URL will appear on a pop-up or at the bottom of the screen. Know what the correct one should be. If the email pop-up is different, it’s a fake.

(If you don’t know the correct URL for PayPal, eBay, Amazon or wherever the email claims to come from, find out.)

If you’re thinking ” why am I seeing this? I haven’t used PayPal / eBay / Amazon in weeks”, check your account information on the actual business website.

Finally, forget the “I hit reblog SO FAST” stuff.

Think before you click, especially if an unexpected email has ominous phrases like: “please respond within 24 hours or…”, “penalties may be incurred if…” That’s very, very dodgy.

A legitimate business email works by calendar, not by stopwatch.

[gif87a-com]

[whothebuckisfuckybruh-deactivat]

me realizing my experiences with sewing have been a lie this whole goddamn time:

[fuzipenguin]

I don’t know about human surgeons, but that’s a suture pattern I use to close skin all the time and you can see why.