#galling

[tributary]

boo you can’t like my #infodemiology posts and then post an endless barrage of misinformation

[futurebird]

Cabbage Patch Kids: Origins

[A black iridescent wasp the size of a horse elegantly picks her way through a vegetable patch by the light of the moon. ]

Narration: "After the cataclysm, a time of growth…"

[A human fetus develops inside of a vegetable, pulsing.]

"…a time of rebirth …"

[A small human hand emerges from the cabbage.]

"… but would the people of the new age be understood by those of the old?"

[A cabbage patch person with compound eyes buzzes off on black wings]

[macrolit]

There is nothing more galling to angry people than the coolness of those on whom they wish to vent their spleen.

Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870) French novelist and dramatist

[wemdashikurfan-blog]

Evaluation of selected tomato cultivars reaction to infestation with …

Root-knot nematodes are the most important phytoparasites that decrease tomato production in Kenya. It is important to test susceptibilities of tomato cultivar…

Root-knot nematodes are the most important phytoparasites that decrease tomato production in Kenya. It is important to test susceptibilities of tomato cultivar…

[girlagainsthumanity]

Guys, there’s a gif set of DT smiling making the rounds...it's a repost. Please don’t reblog it. It doesn't take long to check before you hit that button - and in this particular case, it's obvious enough that the OP didn’t make the gifs.

If you're wondering why I keep going on about this topic: reposting is a huge factor in my decision to not make gifs as frequently anymore. I’ve had mine stolen. It's the worst feeling. And I just don't wanna experience that again. I know I'm not the only one who thinks like this, either. Reposting ultimately means less fandom content. Which is something none of us want. So pleeeeeease remember that reposting isn’t okay and we should all do what we can to not support reposters by reblogging stolen stuff.

[crossedbeams]

And then these are the others that I could easily have picked!

[ambiguityenjoyer]

People using the animal costume Portland protestors of evidence for why the No Kings parades are effective strategy missing the obvious that in Portland they are in blocked off areas, at night, in front of armed agents, not broad day light, weekend, politely not blocking the streets and alerting the city about their festival three weeks in advance.