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WHAT IS THIS GAME

thelividartist

Sorry but there is no way I could have voice acted this and not lost my shit

angerliz

#this should’ve been nominated for an award. idk what award but just. give it something

ayhotte

Been meaning to do Garnet fanart. :v

tzelly-el

all the yes

pchelch

birdcheese

Rowlet. The Leafy Bean Pokémon.

sirartwork

This took way longer than I had hoped, thanks in no small part to how many times Flash crashed on me, but it’s finally “done:” BLUNDERTALE

thank you all for your patience and support. i’ll keep doing my best to give you the good yucks, but the new job is going to keep me strapped for time, and harsh reality is pushing me more towards trying to monetize the content. so look forward to SIR selling the fuck out at some point in the nebulous future

l-m-pandora

we just wanted to see mom’s beautiful smile again

relentless-soul

intel-i386-deactivated20160703

🐺[ [ H I G H S P E E D - L O W D R A G ] ]🐺

weegboi

sssick dog trixxxx

neoduskcomics

The intro to Avatar: The Last Airbender after putting it through multiple languages and then back into English via Google Translate.

randomnerd192

but aang can save the world, I guess

iguanamouth

oh my gdO CAN YOU DRAW GODZILLA MOMMA CARRYING LIKE A HUNDRED LIZARD BABIES ON HER BACK FOR TAKE YOUR CHILD (lizard) TO WORK DAY

oh SHOOT well i cant swing 100 but how bout

dreverybodyilovedies

this is so cute i’m dying i am dead on the floor this is the cutest thing i have ever seen i am dead

rinlockhart

spicymotte

I got up at 3 am to write this down

scienceisfood

I am dying XDD

nursenotes

1. Fist: Make a fist around the epi-pen, don’t place your thumb/fingers over either end

2. Flick the blue cap off

3. Fire. Press down into the outer thigh (the big muscle in there), hold for 10 seconds before removing (the orange cap will cover the needle). Bare skin is best but the epi-pen will go through clothing. Avoid pockets and seams.

- Ring an ambulance even if everything seems to be fine!

sassyjavert-deactivated20151015

Oh my god. So as someone who has to carry an epipen EVERYWHERE I am so happy to see that there’s an info post about them. Like in the extreme case that I can’t inject myself, somebody else would have to do it, but nobody knows how to do it! Thank you, this may just save my life some day.

dontbeanassharry-deactivated201

Don’t be wimpy about it, either. I know friends who are like, “but idk if I could stab you with a needle!” Please stab me with the needle, don’t be hesitant about it.

In my case (I can’t speak for all allergies), an epi buys me 20 minutes of breathing to get to the hospital. It is not a magic bullet, it’s a few critical minutes to help get me where I need to go.

theroguefeminist

For those who don’t know, people with serious food allergies carry epinephrine which is an adrenaline shot just in case they have anaphylaxis, which is a life threatening allergic attack. This shot is life-saving and must be administered to someone who is having an anaphylactic attack as SOON AS POSSIBLE, because an extra waited minute could mean their life.

It doesn’t hurt much at all to use this needle. The first time I used mine, I didn’t even feel it. But be sure to stab it IN THE OUTER THIGH. Do not stick it anywhere else or you could seriously hurt or kill someone. Just right to the outside of the thigh and then call the ambulance - even if your friend starts doing better, they could have a biphasic reaction, meaning a reaction that comes back (or they may need a second dose, be on the look out). If your friend has an epipen, then they have an epipen trainer that doesn’t have a needle and you can try it out just to be sure you know how to use the real thing if you have to. I’d also advise holding it a few more seconds then 10, maybe go for 14 just to be sure all the medicine is administered and that you didn’t count too fast - that’s what I did.

Here’s a graphic of where to stick it:

unillustrated-man

THANK YOU FOR THE GRAPHIC I was about to ask because my mom carries one around and so do some of my friends and I wanted to make sure I would do it right if I ever needed to!

glutenfreethings

Learn about this or get a refresher, if you’re not already familiar.

eve-made-the-right-choice

No seriously though, don’t be afraid of the needle. The symptoms of a severe anaphalactic reaction include throat swelling so bad that it blocks the airway and prevents me from breathing. Please trust me when I tell you that suffocation is much more painful than a needle. Really jam it in there.