#l'manberg

[coldsummernight]

Slow day in L'manberg.

Very quick thing lol

I think there would be slow days in L'manberg with a bit of waiting around sometimes. (He is drinking hot chocolate.)

[jackmanifold-daily]

Only British people allowed in L'manberg

[ditzybip]

It's to die for.

[ctommyinnnit]

Five hundred miles, five hundred miles

500 Miles - Peter, Paul and Mary // L'manburg via Pinterest // Pogtopia via Pinterest // Logstedshire via Pinterest // Antarctic Commune via Philza // L'manhole via Philza

[hopalongfairywren]

everyone remember to leave your tnt out for c!Wilbur tonight!

[pinkieplin]

[lesboy-tommy]

tommy visiting the L'manhole in 2024, almost four years after L'manberg was founded

o7

[fernlessbastard]

I cannot be the only one who thought of this when they saw the ridiculous original image

anyway, vandalised L'manberg propaganda poster or something (there's another post-revival version)

Btw, while we're here, a couple fun facts about milk!

Milk is not, in fact, the only NOR the best source of calcium (some sources that are much healthier for your overall health would be things like yogurt or kefir if you really want dairy, or even better: seeds and lentils!)

Soy milk won't feminise you, because it contains plant hormones. Animal milk, however, does contain animal hormones which can interact with our animal hormone receptors (since, you know, we're animals) (So much for "soy boys") (For the record, it's not that milk will give you instant boobs and stuff, but it can have a feminising effect on some individuals if consumed regularly, and can make conditions like gynecomastia worse)

You can develop lactose intolerance if you don't drink milk all the time, even if you used to not have any problems

The milk craze was actually the result of an attempt to drive up sales and prices of milk in the US, as well as later trying to get rid of the surplus of milk when farmers started focusing on milk farms

And finally:

Anyone can drink milk, however most lactose tolerant people are in fact white. A push towards more milk consumption is unfortunately connected to alienating groups with higher lactose intolerance rates, aka mostly non-white people, and if you think the new milk craze is unrelated to that, then your worldview might be a bit too idealised, I'm afraid

Tldr, drink milk if you want, but not because you're misinformed and affected by propaganda