#dc comics#dc#batman#bruce wayne#dick grayson#tim drake#dc fanart#batfamily#batfam
seen from Maldives
seen from Malaysia
seen from Singapore
seen from Ireland
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Türkiye
seen from Malaysia
seen from Morocco
seen from Malaysia
seen from New Zealand
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from Türkiye
seen from China
seen from United States
seen from United Arab Emirates
seen from T1
seen from United States
seen from Russia
do u think kids these days know about bunching mox
good question! I think that one might have unfortunately slipped under the radar, but they at least know about steers and queers, right??
@epsilonnot replied to your [post]:
if they wanted the term to be used for only a highly specific circumstance, then they shouldn't have made it using such comprehensive words [shrug emoji]
I mean yeah, it’s a pretty broad pair of words. I think the argument I’ve seen people try is basically just artificially narrowing the definition of labor to only include paid labor? so retail workers are performing emotional labor, but, say, an unpaid caregiver is not. which is obviously dumb as shit.
I don’t think the emotional labor implicitly inherent to certain employment positions is actually any different to emotional labor as discussed in other contexts. I haven’t been paid to do any of this shit before so it’s possible I’m the fool, but uh. I fuckin doubt it.
like, I went back to look at the [thread] quoted in the thread that brought this up and it’s like. uhhhhhh. bruh. just because child-rearing is not exclusively emotional labor in and of itself that does not mean that it does not include emotional labor. like what even is the value in drawing the distinction beyond that weird dirtbag-left capitalism is the root of all evil shit, I’m genuinely asking.
can anyone tell you their weird food combos? bc i used to have cottage cheese on my chow mein all the time back in college
1. I love how your icon makes it look like batman is coming out of the woods to tell me about putting cottage cheese on chow mein, because I feel like that’s 100% in character for him.
2. I’m not partial to cottage cheese but I’m pretty sure most of the “Bizzare” food combo craving people get is becuase
2.1: We all have different nuturitional needs, cultural backgrounds, interpretations of taste and texture, food accessability and in general everyone lives very different lives and we are all of us, strange creatures.
2.2: At least in America, the Dominant White/Culturally disenfranchised/corporate-dictated culture that tons of people grew up in has got an extremely limited range of ingredients and almost no seasoning, let alone cooking concepts like fat managment, using acids and COOKING IT TO A SAFE INTERNAL TEMPERATURE WITHOUT TURNING IT TO LEATHER GRANDMA. YOU HAVE MORE OPTIONS THAN “RAW” OR “ROOFING MATERIAL” I PROMISE.
2.3: sorry about that outburst.
2.4: It’s nearly thanksgiving and I’m having flashbacks again.
3. My point is, Be Bold! Put whatever you think will taste good and help you kick ass in your facehole! Expiriement with texture! mix up your methodology! Learn about cooking styles and spices and theories you’ve never heard of before! fuck haters and cringe blogs! it’s your body and you can eat whatever you want or don’t and you should have fun while you’re here on earth.
4. A list of things that I have tried that worked out good, at least to the weird flavor-interpreting goblin in my brain:
Handful of shredded cheddar cheese on Japanese curry. Actually on the menu at Curry House in Honolulu and that stuff gives you IRL stat buffs. Adds a bit of salt and fat flavor to the curry and thickens the texture of the curry.
Pieces of Cinnamon Roll dipped in Beef Chili. A lot like dipping a dinner roll in, but the tomato interacts well with the brown sugar and cinnamon for a BBQ-esque flavor
Crushed peanuts on Chicken Alfredo. Nuts in pasta dishes in general are good, adds cronch and enhances the nutmeg flavor. You can also put Peanut-satay chicken into your Alfredo for simmilar results.
While we’re on peanuts, Boiled Peanuts are good, but probably taste more like thier true legume selves than you might anticipate. Boiled peanuts are also good with fresh lime juice.
Corned Beef and thai sweet chili sauce. Acid and Sweet is a good and underused combo, esp in meats.
Scrambled eggs made with leftover Soy/Khombu/Mirin/brown sugar/mushroom stock from the ramen fest the previous night.
Gifilte fish and avocado sandwich with everything bagel seasoning. In my defense it was 4AM and I was in a stranger’s house and didn’t feel comfortable rifling through her cabinets or using her pans so I had to work with what was in the fridge.
Vanilla Ice cream and horseradish. I have no explanation or excuse.
you were in my dream this morning. i don't remember what name we called you, but you were using an umbrella as a wand
I’d do that. I’d do that so damn hard I had a hard time picking just one scenario where I would gladly and gleefully use an umbrella for a wand. Double if it’s one of those ginormous umbrellas where the shaft is long enough to be a decorative cane/rod. Gimme that and a rainy day, and damn right woo is afoot!
there’s a lot that can be said but i’d like it on the record that rick berman can eat his own dick
eat your own dick, rick berman!!!!!!!!
reply roundup!
highlights:
sticker club [stickers] got printed! you’ve only got a few hours left to sign up for them though sorry
patreon drawings are up for [fleurdelis], [heraldinthedark], and [lukeperiodsun]!
I posted some drawings that made me laugh! even if no one else is that amused! [chomping] and [jello]
hit me with your sweater conspiracies my dude
so that's the first episode we the audience ever see that sweater, right?? but later it turns out the whole episode was like a vision from his dead wife or whatever. then, when the sweater comes back in a later episode, it's ALSO a situation where it like, didn't happen actually. so now i'm convinced that sweater doesn't really exist. the only question is why......
