Searching for Wisdom

Lauren, bi/polyamourous/nerd/macrbe enthusiasts/SC, USA/"artist"/pen and paper rpg aficionado

[powerfulwizard]

Toad on a toadstool moodboard…. yeaaaaaahhhh baby thats exactly where you belong 

[wildlifemajor]

What kind of frog is the 5th one?

[vodcar]

country gnomes,

take my bones

[cryptidfuckery]

to a place,

they don't belong

[unclefather]

[nudityandnerdery]

[pissvortex]

imagine roughly a million people realizing "yeah we could storm a government facility and they literally would not be able to stop us all" and not using that knowledge to overthrow the government

[kittenchomp]

posts that put me on a list

[thepleasuregoblin]

Me: wears a slightly tight shirt

My brain: you look like this

[waywardmasquerade]

[ink-pedia]

“Colorful wrinkles > wrinkles“  — The Anxious Tattooer

[did-you-know]

Neurotic people live longer. 

Studies show those who are often stressed, get irritated easily, and worry about things tend to have longer life spans than people who are more laid back. 

(Source, Source 2)

[unega-wendigo]

Omg finally some good fucking news. I'm going to live forever!

[glumshoe]

I dragged out my suit the other day so I could dress up and see how I looked in it without a binder, and my dad asked if I was going out to Le Monocle. I had no idea what he was referencing, which he reveled in, but apparently Le Monocle was a Parisian lesbian nightclub in the 1920′s and 30′s. The name came from the then-fashion of wearing a monocle to signify your gayness - a trend I think should come back. The photos from it are amazing:

The nightclub closed in the 1940′s with Nazi occupation.

[andrew-h-o-z-i-e-r-byrne]

[rachaelanthoney]

0907; Inside Duomo di Milano

[twirld]

Sainte Jeanne d'Arc (detail, 1909) Paul Antoine de la Boulaye

[argoaddict]

[frognonbinary-deactivated202412]

the scene in men in black where will smith’s character thoroughly explained why he shot little suzie, a cardboard cut out of a small child holding advanced physics textbooks instead of the scary aliens all around her is an excellent allegory to racism. will smith’s character, a black man, has no doubt had to deal with various authority figures assuming he is the threat when context clues could easily explain away his behavior and with that backstory in mind, it is easy to see why his character identified with aliens simply existing in the world and explained away the supposed cause for concern by using the context clues provided. on the other end of the spectrum, the white characters who all elected to shoot the aliens on sight did so for no other reason then ‘they look like a threat’, ignoring the fact that a 7 year old child out in the middle of the street alone with advanced physics textbooks should raise more eyebrows than a tentacled creature with allergies. in this essay i will

[so-many-efforts]

his understanding for these immigrant aliens is exactly why they made him an agent and why he did so well (in the next movie, which seems to be be set only a few years later, he’s already a very high ranking and we’ll respected agent) The job of the Men In Black is not to police the aliens on Earth or make sure there aren’t too many here; it’s to keep those aliens safe, keep their identities a secret and stop anyone who actually IS breaking the law from ruining things for everyone else.

[cgoblinqueen]

brilliant

[thenib]

From Gemma Correll in our Family issue. Pick yours up here!

[daisydandy]

Trainer Chidi wants to battle! …Maybe? Actually, hold on, he isn’t totally sure yet. Trainer Chidi is debating the ethical implications of Pokemon battles with himself. It’s… taking a while. Maybe you should just go. 

Trainer Chidi… has a stomach ache