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Thank you google, very informative

late night reminder to self: your depressive episode will not last forever. it will have an end. tonight will not be the end of you.

burgundy-forest-deactivated2024

Hey guess what i saw this a few days ago when i was in an absolutely scary slump and then i spoke to my counsellors and did what they told me to do and now i feel so much better. So this is true. Reblogging for more good luck

shamwowxl

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wholeheartedsuggestions

why is this so beautiful in like a space way

kassil

Because the essence of humanity and life as a whole is a constellation of connections with one another. We are all here in this cosmos together, from the tiniest creatures to the distant stars.

You're not alone.

twigsofmanyfaces

you got lots of company, and you're gonna be okay 🫂

ukulelekatie

is anyone else going absolutely insane with the amount of AI generated images in advertisements now? why would I buy your Christmas lights if you won’t even show what they look like on a real house? why would I trust you to take care of my cat at your veterinarian office if the happy looking cat in your ad is fake?

mydeddyalabama

what does turkish delight taste like and is it worth the events that occurred in chronicle of narnia: the lion the witch and the wardrobe

musicalhell

So the first thing you must understand is that there are two basic types of Turkish delight. The first kind is what most people are familiar with, which are these gelatinous cubes covered in powdered sugar. They are, by most metrics, an acquired taste:

This is usually the stuff people try and say, “Yeah, I don’t get it, Edmund.” But if you go to a good Turkish confectioner (or just any of the bazillion stores that sell it in the Istanbul markets) you’ll see a second kind of Turkish delight, in a rolled shape:

This is the good stuff. The sell-your-soul-and-your-family stuff. It’s nutty and chewy and creamy and comes in all sorts of flavors, and I highly recommend it to anyone. (Especially hazelnut. It’s not a traditional flavor but I’m convinced the White Witch dipped into the future to get some for Edmund, it is that delicious.)

eruvadhril

The second thing you need to understand is that the turkish delight was laced with mind-control drugs.

cameoamalthea

The third thing you need to understand is Edmond was living under WII sugar rationing

cornedbeefhashtags

Imagine being on the Teams team and getting a team Teams call that your team needs to work on Teams onsite because working on Teams on Teams isn’t a good way to work in teams

klmt1

car is bad for MANY reasons but being a private place to belt along to music is not one if them

mysharona1987

greyhina

Same energy as that time in college I told a girl that “the tarot” says she needs to go call her mom and start going to therapy and she fucking did.

tiruvenkadu

absolutely a granny weatherwax moment. “you need to move the outhouse because its presence is bothering the forest spirits and they’re cursing you” because trying to explain about bacteria from the outhouse contaminating the well wasn’t working.

alexaloraetheris

Sometimes you gotta ask yourself ‘Do I want to be right or do I want results?’ and then act accordingly.

afeelgoodblog

Most related amphibian

sometiktoksarevalid

midnightssea

Sorry but this is hilarious

unashamedly-enthusiastic

can I take a picture of the moon?

the tower of Pisa: yes, sorry

popsunner

unashamedly-pratchett

syn4k

i like the phrases "it's not for me," "it's not my thing," and "i'm not the target audience" because they're the most concise way to express "this thing that you enjoy has merits but idgaf about it" without being aggressive

msburgundy-but-worser-deactivat

mythbusters was so good because it wasn't a killjoy show. they didn't just say "see, it doesn't work" and leave it there

whenever they find that the stunt doesn't work as portrayed in the movie, they immediately ask "what would it take to make this happen?"

disclaymore-deactivated20230920

“we know it takes this amount of explosives to work, but what if we doubled it anyway?”

oldschoolvillageidiot

Some myths I'll always remember:

* Are elephants scared of mice? (They only did that because they were in Africa and had access to elephants.)

* Will a bull run amok in a china shop?

* Is it better to run zig-zag or straight when chased by an alligator?

I love these because NONE of them turned out the way they expected. They went into all three with pre-conceived ideas of how it would go, and each time they "failed." Elephants WILL cower from mice. A bull moves very gingerly through a china shop. It doesn't matter how you run because ALLIGATORS WON'T CHASE YOU.

And each time, they reacted with just... pure glee. "Holy shit, we were wrong! Oh my god! This is great! We were so wrong!"

And that, to me, is what science is. Being excited about being wrong because either way it's information.

kipplekipple

It's also the right way to approach anything in life. Like you tried to make an art and it doesn't look like you thought? Great! This is data! You've learned things for next time!