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A poll.
Bra wearers.
How many functional bra s do you use.
( not , how many bra s do you own. )
Like. You could have 100 bra s but ( be honest ) you only use one .
So how many functional bra s do you use per week.
bra in rotation.
ummm one to be honest
2
3 maybe 4 maybe 5
6 or more
10 or more
20 ( c'mon)
If you see a snail crossing a path & grab its shell to move it out of the way, you might be injuring it while thinking you're helping but gr
Just found this on BLSKY and thought this should make bigger rounds. This is very important to snails and people who want to help and might unknowingly have hurt a snail while doing so all this time. I have to admit I might have done the same.
I'm very happy that someone spreads this knowledge so we can do better ♥
black star calls her marie nee-chan
If I bite you and you die, I’m venomous. If you bite me and I die, you’re venomous. If I bite you and I die, you’re poisonous. If you bite me and you die, I’m poisonous. If we both bite each other and both die… what are we?
I’m poisonous you’re venomous
You’re poisonous I’m venomous
We’re both poisonous
We’re both venomous
We’re both dead it doesn’t matter
We’re both idiots
Love these!
BODY PARTS AS PLANT PARTS
Eye- Blossom or Seed
Heart- Bud or Seed
Beak, Bill or Nose- Seed, Bud or Bloom
Tongue or Teeth- Petal or Leaf
Head- Blossom
Tail- Stem
Hair- Dried Herbs or Stringy Parts Of Herbs
Privates, Genitals Or Semen- Seeds Or Sap
Blood- Sap
Guts- Roots or Stalk
Paw, Foot, Leg, Wing or Toe- Leaves
PLANT NAMES AS ANIMALS
Toad- Sage
Cat- Catmint
Dog- Grasses, Specifically Couchgrass
Frog- Cinquefoil
Eagle- Wild Garlic
Blue Jay- Laurel
Hawk- Hawkweed
Lamb-Wild Lettuce
Nightengale- Hops
Rat- Valerian
Weasel- Rue
Woodpecker- Peony
Some of these names are still in use today
These days, there are many almanacs of magical herbs and herbal grimmoires available online or at bookstores, that list out Witch Herb/Plant names and even details their uses. Just for fun, I will leave you with a list of some of my favorite witchy plant names.
Ass' Ear- Comfrey
Bat's Wing- Holly Leaves
Beard Of Monk- Chicory
Bear's Foot- Lady's Mantle
Bird's Eye- Germander or Speedwell
Blind Eyes- Poppy
Blood From A Head- Lupine
Blood Of Ares- Purslane
Blood Of Hestia- Chamomile
Bloody Fingers- Foxglove
Calf's Snout- Snapdragon
Cat's Foot- Ground Ivy
Crow's Foot- Wood Anemone
Devil's Ear- Jack In The Pulpit
Devil's Plaything- Yarrow
Dew Of The Sea- Rosemary
Dog's Mouth- Snapdragon
Dragon's Teeth- Vervain
Elf Leaf- Lavender
Englishman's Foot- Common Plaintain
Eye Of Newt - Mustard Seeds
Fairy Eggs- Nutmeg
Flower Of Death- Vinca
Goose Tongue- Lemon Balm
Graveyard Dust- Mullein
Hawk's Heart- Wormwood
Juno's Tears- Vervain
Jupiter's Beard- Sempervivums
Lion's Foot- Lady's Mantle
Little Faces- Viola
Man's Bile- Turnip Sap
Mortification Root- Rose Of Sharon
Nose Of Turtle- Turtlehead, Chelone
Nosebleed- Yarrow
Our Lady's Tears- Lily Of The Valley
Old Man's Flannel- Mullein
Ram's Head- Valerian
Scale Of Dragon- Tarragon
Semen Of Ares- White Clover
Semen Of Hermes- Dill
Serpent's Tongue- Dog's Tooth Violet
Sparrow's Tongue- Knotweed
Tree Of Doom- Elder
Unicorn Root- Boneset
Weasel Snout- Yellow Archangel
Wool Of Bat- Moss
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Absinthe - wormwood
African ginger - ginger
Aftator pear - avocado
American dittany - basil
Aneton - dill
Bairnwort - daisy
Bee balm - lemon balm
Bird's foot - feunugreek
Blind buff - poppy
Blue eyes - potatos
Blood of Hestia - chamomile
Calf's snout - snapdragon
Chinese parsley - coriander
Chocolate flower - geranium
Devil's dung - asafoetida
Eagle - wild garlic
Elf leaf - lavender
Fairy fingers - foxglove
Gallowsgrass - hemp
Gin plant - juniper
Giver of life - corn
Goat's leaf - honeysuckle
Golden bough - mistletoe
Honey stalks - clove
Kronos' blood - cedar sap
Lamb mint - spearmint
Rabbits - toadflax
Ring-o-bells - bluebells
Scaldhead - blackberry
Semen of Hermes - dill
Titan's blood - wild lettuce
White wood - cinnamon
“Arte del Mar,” an exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum, shows that the West Indies were a meeting point of cultures long before the European arrival.
~Sexypink~ A good read.
Know the basics of the first aid. You can save someone's life
So I went through a 3 day intensive course on first aid in my uni like 3 months ago. I knew the basics before, but this actually put me in simulations so real, I was mentally exhausted at the end of every day.
But it was worth it.
Today I had to perform CPR on a person for the first time.
I was in a restaurant with my parents and I suddenly heard someone calling quite loudly at someone. I turned around and there was a guy next to this older man. He was shouting for help. By the looks of it, it seemed like the man was choking. The younger was hitting him in the back. I immediately got up and ran to them. I put my left arm around that man's chest and hit him hard 5 times inbetween his shoulder blades. He was still wheezing. I tried to do the heimlich maneuvre, but it was hard to get leverage on him, since he was really big. At that time there were more people trying to help, but my mom yelled I got a first aid course. That helped as the people actually listened to me after that. I told my dad and the young guy to help me put him on the ground. Yelled that someone should call an ambulance. I tilted his head backwards using my both hands, then checked his breathing.
He wasn't breathing. I immediately asked again if someone called an ambulance, I was told yes and I told them to say that he's not breathing and I'm starting the chest compression immediately. Did my first 30 while I listened to the woman that called the ambulance. I could feel his ribs cracking under my hands. Some other guy told me he can change with me. I knew the woman who was talking with the ambulance was shaken, so I explained the other guy how to properly do the cpr and that he can start when I finish my cycle. Then I took the phone from the woman. Thanks to the course I knew what to tell to the dispatcher. I was hitting my thigh so the guy knew the right rhytm. I answered all of the dispatchers questions. I got other people to help with stuff like going out for the ambulance and guide them inside. One woman volunteered to do the 2 breaths inbetween the 30 compressions.
The ambulance got there. It seemed like 20 minutes, but it was less than 10. It took them good 8 minutes to get his heart beating. I was scared he would die. I told myself, that I did everything I could.
And thankfully they managed to get his heart beating. I don't know what happened next in the hospital. But I did my best.
Learn the basics. And don't be afraid to help.
