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cbcart replied to your photoset “Parallels: group culpability and hypocrisy”

I still love how they all immediately trusted the assassin that lied to them but gord forbid Ouma has something relivant to say

Yeah, really- never mind that she was hiding that big of a secret out of her own selfishness, she’s still trustworthy and cool. She strangled Ouma in front of them all, not a big deal, just needs to crawl outta her shell. She says she’d kill Ouma if it weren’t for the killing game, nothing to see here. She forgoes the plan and picks up a knife as a weapon, barrels in to torture and kill him on her own- wow, she’s not even acting the hero any more than Ouma is acting the villain, lmao

[anzu00]

cbcart said: 

He can’t question his detective work if he doesn’t do any

Haha, that’s right. He didn’t do much. He mainly did it when he had to, meaning when someone died. From Chapter 2 onwards he didn’t do much to investigate the Academy, instead he focused on Free Time events. In that regard Ouma can be considered the true detective, since he gathered so much evidence in his room, while Saihara’s room was so empty...

And Shuichi missed many clues, for example:

Not questioning photos of Rantaro and Kaede’s trap in Chapter 1 (Keebo even wondered how she could perform it with such accuracy),

He didn’t investigate properly the list with Gofer Project participants and ignored Tsumugi’s last cry when she mentioned Kaede’s twin sister,

He didn’t investigate the white board in Ouma’s room.

What’s more, he didn’t so much because everyone already told him where to look and what he should look for, for example:

During the search for new areas in Ultimate Academy everyone were already faster than him. He even had to be helped by Monokuma in Chapter 3 to find a new area,

Himiko was first to point out that the dial was a puzzle in Chapter 6,

Keebo said to Saihara to look for the classroom in Chapter 6, because there was something suspicious and when he went there there were many pink desks and one grey. Anyone would have noticed it. It’s as if the scene was prepared in advance...

Ouma was carrying him in trials.

Besides, in Chapter 3 he regarded the Flashback light with funeral as unsolvable problem but he didn’t even try to think about it or ask someone for help. He didn’t ask for help when he found the computer room too... Is he that proud that he doesn’t need to ask others? 

He even didn’t try to understand Ouma. Ouma even said he gave him so many hints, yet Shuichi still failed...

Monokuma didn’t find Shuichi dangerous, despite him being a detective and nobody tried to kill him. But no wonder, since he was so incompetent and lazy. The mastermind didn’t have to worry.

[i-m-snek]

Me rn: how many different ways can I hide animals in the small apartment I'm moving into

LOOL

[vet-and-wild]

Unpopular Opinion: Young people can have disabilities despite appearing healthy

strongly agree | agree | neutral | disagree | strongly disagree

Absolutely! Not all disabilities are obvious to the people they aren’t affecting, but that doesn’t make them any less real. And I have a serious problem with the assumption from some people (particularly of the older generation) that young people can’t be disabled/have chronic pain without it being incredibly obvious all the time. I’ve had serious back pain brushed off for YEARS by older family members, medical professionals, and other older people in general because I’ve gotten good at dealing with it so I don’t always show it obviously. I’ve actually had older people tell me I’m “too young to have any pain” and “wait until you’re older” like thanks Susan, but I’m pretty sure not being able to get out of bed because my back hurts so bad is already a problem.

[fourteen--steps]

Hey! You seem to know a lot more about goldfish than me (I only really know that they can get big, are social, have bad poop, and are cold water fish) so I was wondering if I could get some advice? Sometime (likely) next year I’m going to be having a 120 gallon aquarium (4ft wide x 2ft long x 2ft tall) and I’m debating between freshwater and saltwater (I’ve been doing saltwater aquarium research for the last year and a half) and if it’s freshwater I would really like for the inhabitants to be some kind of goldfish! I’m considering goldfish > saltwater because I know I’m not going to be living in the same place forever (like I hope to be moving within the next ten years but it definitely won’t happen sooner than 5 years) and goldfish might take better to the move than saltwater fish (and I also want pet goldfish sooo). I know that goldfish are long lived fish which is one of the reasons why I prefer them over other freshwater fish (plus they’re so plump and round!). If possible I would like to have goldfish of different colors/patterns if there’s any you can recommend to me? After I eventually move they’re going to have a MUCH larger aquarium which is the size I already have advice of how to stock for, but they’re going to be in the 120 gallon for at least 5 years so that’s what I’m planning for. I’m sorry that this was so long! I just like to know in great detail how to properly take care of animals before I have them in my care :>

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Ok take 2 cause tumblr ate this before! Sorry if it’s a little disjointed, I’m trying to slap together all the points I covered the first time from memory.

Goldfish are a wonderful hardy, friendly choice for a big tank like that. I’m obviously going to vote for them over saltwater but I’m a little bit biased, I adore them so much ^.^ 

Those are some weird dimensions though, so I’m waffling on what type of goldfish to recommend you. 4 feet is a bit short to be keeping multiple single tails. But 2 feet is also fairly deep for fancies; tall tanks can put more pressure on their rounder bodies and sometimes exacerbate congenital swim bladder issues. I’d probably still say fancies. 

The hardiest breeds are generally fantails, ryukins, orandas, and other similar types. These can sometimes even be mixed with single tails as well. The next tier down would be ones like telescopes, ranchus, lionheads, and other more bumbly fish with more obvious modifications. Those guys sometimes do better more with their own kind, or in mixed groups with a little extra attention paid to make sure they get their share of food. I’d steer clear of the very fragile breeds, your bubble eyes and celestials and the like. Every breed comes in a whole range of colors! Red/orange obviously, white, yellow, calico, etc. Black however is generally unstable in goldfish, only black moor telescopes and calicos reliably (usually) keep black coloration through adulthood. 

The one thing I do feel like I should mention is that fancies don’t live as long as single tails. They’ve unfortunately been bred, in the US at least, for looks more than strength for a long time now, and are pretty genetically messy as a result. Buying a healthy looking baby with good conformation can help but still, the average lifespan for fancies is more like 6-8 years. I don’t know if that changes anything for you, it’s ok if it does.

Apologies if I missed any other questions in there? Let me know if there’s anything else I can help with, I’m happy to answer

(Oh and if you happen to be looking for fish to fill said tank, I have five or so little cutie patootie one year old fantail/oranda mutts I raised who are looking for homes! As well as three small rescued single tails also up for adoption)

[dogpantry]

I hope your next ball python is named Daisy so you'll have Oopsy Daisy!

Oopsie’s full name is Oopsie Daisy! 😎

[kedreeva]

Will you please tell the lab mice that I love them? :3

I absolutely will. I talk and sing to them all the time :)

[fbwzoo]

What if I put this in the center of the hermit heaven (that’s what I’m calling the enclosure now) and attached hammocks to it that lead off to other part of the tank that aren’t on the ground :3c

That seems like it would work pretty well! You may have to eventually replace it, hermits can be pretty hard on their decor & may eventually tear the leaves up. But given the size, it’d probably be a good while before that happened. Also you may want to have something underneath it in the substrate to help keep it steady & support it if they dig underneath it, as they probably will.