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sandmandaddy69

randomitemdrop

Item: bayonet violin with scope for precision ranged spells

drchucktingle

currentinspiration

Decorative mermaids from Harley MS 4972 f. 20r, 1275-1325

werewolf-transgenderism

captain-price-returns

The difference between "There used to be hot summers too,” and a climate crisis.

propheticfire

Look, we all know this is true. But there isn't a SOURCE for this, and the graph itself is basically illegible beyond "ooh colors". If we want to be good stewards of our informational resources, we need to cite our sources.

From a reverse image search, I found the website Show Your Stripes, run by the University of Reading in the UK, which is likely where the above graph originated. It provides temperature data for various regions of the world from approximately 1900-2025. For example, here are graphs for Canada, India, and Papua New Guinea:

All clearly show a sharp rise in temperature beginning around approximately the 1980s, which corresponds with the graph in OP's post. But now we know where this data came from, and we can verify its validity accordingly.

bumblebeebats

Found my 53yo very-much-not-online father in the kitchen today meticulously arranging cutlery on the countertop and i was like 'what are you doing' and he looked up at me with the world's most shit-eating grin and said "Your mother told me this is how you rick-roll the Youth" and i looked over and it was fucking. Loss.jpg.

bumblebeebats

i must stress that he's never seen the original comic. My mother simply showed him the shorthand symbol and he memorized it. As far as he is aware this is just a fucking hieroglyph that deals instant psychic damage to everyone under the age of 30

bumblebeebats

oodles-of-reblogs

Quite possibly the top contender for my fav dashcon photo.

thelooniemoonie

Since it's mid-august it's time for a reminder for the DIY folks or those who like to cosplay

thelooniemoonie

It's about that time of year again, and after having this circulate for a year now, it interesting seeing some observations:

Despite making this post in August, this post spikes in brief periods throughout the year, depending on when folks like to start.

Reading all the cool costume projects people are working on

Some of you animals reblog this on November 1st

biteitsexy

I really wanna write a crack fic where the events of Baldur’s Gate 3 take place in the Greater Boston Area.

Wyll is the Blade of New Hampshire

Shadowheart isn’t a Sharran, she’s a Catholic going through a deconstruction phase (girl, aren’t we all) and Mark Wahlberg is her Mother Superior

The Sword Coast is the North Shore and it’s full of seagulls and roast beef sandwich shops

Cazador is a Dunks manager in Natick who wants to sacrifice 7000 employees to become the new CEO.

Astarion tells everyone he’s from Newton when he’s really from the Revere.

Karlach grew up in Lynn

Gortash is Ben Affleck

Everyone teleports through the cop slide at Government Center

Laezel is a pilot for JetBlue, and the Emperor is the Illithid husk of Samuel Adams.

There are just as many rats everywhere

massachusetts-official

Official Post of Massachusetts

crapbirdphotography

i was trying to take a picture of a grey catbird but got photobombed by this robin

animentality

postilionstruckbylightning

People really need to take a wider view of this paranoia about age gaps and realise this is how we lose the ability to build communities. You need to be able to realise that people can have things in common with you even if they grew up in a different time/place/culture. You also need to realise you can build communities with people who don’t have obvious things in common with you, that people can have the same goals and needs as you even if in most ways they’re very unlike you. Now, more than ever, we need to be able to work together to have any chance to stand ip against the few who have so, so much more power, money and influence than any of us do individually. We need to form communities that reach across age (and class and race and sexuality and so on…).

thelawfulchaotic

I... I have coworkers who are from 26 to like. 56. we have work in common?? the work we all do?? together?? commonly? all of us, at all of our ages???

Also I don't care what I have in common. I can strike up a conversation over plenty of shit I don't have in common. That's how you exchange information on topics. Learn To Ask A Question And A Follow-Up Question.

landofla

do these people not talk to their family members? I mean my niece and nephew are some of the coolest people out there and they are 30 years younger than me. Do they have nothing in common with their parents or aunts and uncles? My community elders in the fiber community are awesome and I have learned so much from them. And regularly do social things together.

kedreeva

Also not for nothing but. I was 26 once. for a whole year. we have 25 years prior to that in common as well, I was all those ages too.

ALSO also not for nothing but............... you can have conversations with people who have little in common with you. That is, in fact, a GREAT way to learn about things you don't know about, at any age.

If you only ever associate with a narrow age range of your peers, chances are actually a lot higher than you won't have anything EXCEPT your age in common, as people are vastly varied in their interests and hobbies and knowledge. Going online may HELP to find people in a narrow age bracket but a) people generally aren't yelling their age from the rooftops and b) are you going to exclude someone you have a lot in common with just because they're a bit older or younger than you?

And I DO mean "a bit." The difference in age between 26 and 32 is six damn years. My youngest sibling is 5 years younger than me. I'm currently 41, and my neighbors down the street are in their 60s. They've got 20+ years on me, and we talk all the time about raising fowl and life problems and what's going on in our lives. Outside of farming, we don't have a ton in common, but that's actually great! I love to hear about whatever nonsense is going on in their lives that isn't going on in mine. The things we don't have in common are just as interesting as the things we do.

Like it just astounds me that people think like the OG tweet up there. Have you metamorphosed into someone so completely different in just 6 years that you can no longer relate to anyone that age ever again? You cannot think of one single thing that you might be able to talk about with someone of an age you practically just were? Like I know a lot can happen in 6 years, believe me, and idk about anyone else, but I certainly haven't blacked out and woken up a brand new me who doesn't remember what was happening 6 years ago. I have hobby projects I'm still currently working on that are older than that. Yeesh.

islamprotestan-blog

only 5 seconds

zanyflowerpizzatrash

i wasn't ready for that..lol

suffer-no-humiliation

Immediately recognized that look

shiftythrifting

bedazzled jack the ripper I found a year or so ago

Admin Ten sez:

🤔 Aight

yorkshirearthurdent

They should block chatgpt on uni WiFi the way they used to block coolmathgames

beyond-a-name

they should make chatgpt automatically redirect to coolmathgames so you can actually fucking learn something

amnhnyc

Welcome to Trilobite Tuesday! Trilobites, while commonly seen fossilized as single individuals, were highly social animals—gathering together to mate, molt, or feed. On occasion, fossils are unearthed featuring multiple trilobites on a single slab. Discovered at a dig site near Jorf, Morocco, the specimen pictured here reveals an amazing colony of ornate 1-in- (2.5-cm-) long Devonian lichids.