#rubella

[liberalsarecool]

Not giving your children MMR vaccine is abuse.

Your fragile ego is not going to save your children. Your community does not need your selfish anti-science bullshit.

[saywhat-politics]

Ever wonder why you’ve never had measles, mumps, rubella, tetanus, diphtheria, smallpox, or polio?

Because vaccines work.

[scrubf1re]

As a lesbian I am really grateful of Pokemon Horizons for continuing the franchise tradition of giving us some truly damn fine fictional women (ignore the Medicham).

[religion-is-a-mental-illness]

[carrierie]

Hello! Do you accept request? Can you draw more Indy or rubella 🥺

Yass hihi Indy and Rubella need more attention 😤✨

Anyway here are the Spinel team ver

AmeTrio ver

[ecargmura]

Pokemon Horizons Episode 124 Review - To Rescue Means To Raid

Horizons did their thing where they do something important off-screen. Since when did the Rising Volt Tacklers contact Amethio and since when did they decide to plan on rescuing the Six Heroes? Other than that, this was a cool episode.

It’s nice to see Amethio and his crew joining forces with the Rising Volt Tacklers this time around! After discussing things like their discovery on how to eliminate Laquium once and for all and how to rescue the Six Heroes, they all decide to raid the HQ where they are being held. I don’t know about you, but I’m finally glad Exceed and the Explorers are looking to be competent for once. They got a lot of security this time around to the point that their first order of business is to get rid of them before diving in. They all split up doing this with Roy and Ult taking on the guards from the rooftop which caused Lucario, Captain Pikachu and Sableye to get knocked out off-screen. Amethio’s group was responsible for taking down the guards at the front which later becomes Zirc and Sonia’s job as Amethio comes in to help Liko as they both protect Dot who is cracking the basement door by taking on Indy and Rubina who use two Salamences this time around.

I’m actually surprised they’re using the same Pokemon this time around as they usually like to use variants. Still, it was nice to see Amethio and Liko fight together as allies. The fact that Charcadet decides to battle wearing the Auspicious Armor lead to some creative strategies like absorbing recoil damage with the armor and also hiding from attacks by retracting his limbs like a turtle. The highlight of the battle was definitely seeing Ceruledge and Charcadet battling side by side as they were on opposite ends before. I was honestly happy that Armarouge finally makes its Horizons debut. I’m sure everyone who wanted Liko to get an Armarouge is excited. I certainly am too! I have noticed that some people who had complained about Liko getting the Auspicious Armor from Diana in the previous episode were excited about the evolution, which is amusing given how much they complained two weeks ago.

With the twist that the group are going to have individual 1-on-1 matches with the Six Heroes being controlled by a member of the Explorer is definitely going to be interesting. I wonder what Spinel is concocting in that head of his… With the rescue mission in full throttle, I do wonder where the story is going to be headed now. Let me know your thoughts on this episode!

[thatguywhodoesstuff]

Alright, so we know that Indy and Rubella stick pretty closely with their blue/red aesthetic when it comes to their pokémon. I mean, they flat out swapped their Darmanitan when they entered Zen Mode in the most recent episode just to keep this aesthetic going for crying out loud. Well, with this in mind and how they always battle as a tag team, I’ve come to the conclusion that it’s only natural that the two would each respectively own a Minun and a Plusle. I dunno, this is just something that popped into my mind. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[sherlocks-freebitch]

I was chatting to a friend who was born towards the end of the millennial era and she casually mentioned that she had only recently found out that a pregnant person catching German measles/rubella could cause disabilities in the fetus. This honestly surprised me a bit, because I remember hearing about it all the time growing up (I was born in the early 80s) and in school all the girls were packed off to get vaccinated at age 12. So now I'm wondering, is this widely known in younger generations or has the knowledge faded with the success of vaccine programs?

Did you know that rubella can cause congenital disabilities? What generation are you from?

Yes, and I'm gen alpha

No, and I'm gen alpha

Yes, and I'm gen Z

No, and I'm gen Z

Yes, and I'm a millenial

No, and I'm a millenial

Yes, and I'm gen X

No, and I'm gen X

Yes, and I'm a boomer or older

No, and I'm a boomer or older

other/show me the answers

Voting ended onApr 12

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