the gruel of the future—today!

tämyo kropnulaṃ skam pñintu ke ne kulypal yātlune

[tgatbc]

[kosmogrl]

[vriskakinnieaynrand]

is anyone trying to make a 3d printer for clothes? you should be able to just print your own clothes. then they would fit

[vriskakinnieaynrand]

[vriskakinnieaynrand]

can someone explain male voice ranges? i'm told michael stipe was a 'baritone'. which is the one where your voice is sort of low, right? but his voice is sort of high. so what's happening there

[vriskakinnieaynrand]

girl whats with the right wing turn

have you seen like, anything lately

[vriskakinnieaynrand]

cities are way worse than you'd expect them to be because transit is a nightmare. there's no way to get around that's dignified. cheap self-driving car services could save civilization maybe

[vriskakinnieaynrand]

>force everyone who wants a job that isn't the gas station to pay $5000/mo for a 5 sq ft apartment in the star wars cantina

>

[mia-japanese-korean]

Chikarkarpe robe with heart-shaped embroidery, Unknown Ainu, late 19th century, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japanese and Korean Art

navy and brown striped robe with navy blue applique trim on sleeve cuffs, bottom half of body, yoke, and back center, all with lighter blue, curving embroidery patterns, including some small heart shapes along lower section; solid blue interior lining Size: 54 × 46 ½ in. (137.16 × 118.11 cm) (overall) Medium: Cloth: cotton; cotton appliqué and embroidery

https://collections.artsmia.org/art/131598/

[silenthill2bornfromawish4k]

*giggles cutely* uhh... i mean tch. -_-

[lickingandsuckingchristmascoins]

come over

[trangoldin]

American diet and "healthy living" culture is insane and runs DEEP

[jennamoran]

who the heck is eating dice, cards, and pool

[aniseandspearmint]

WHAT is the first one supposed to be? It looks like 'piecing between meals' to me, but that can't be what it says, right?

[prfury-lavaca]

It does in fact say “piecing between meals” and it refers to snacking

[prokopetz]

I'm more struck by the fact that the progression set forth here implies that laudanum and cocaine are less concerning that spicing your food.

[vriskakinnieaynrand]

this is true.

[ripempezardexerox]

[minozza]

it's always been you

[galileosballs]

"You should, to the best of your ability, attempt to pronounce person and place names like the people or locals tell you they should"

(nodding)

"Including the University of Notre Dame"

(slight eye twitch, pause, nodding)

[crustacean-on-main]

"they" is the 3rd singular nonspecific pronoun and it is extremely jarring if people insist that it should be used to refer to them. You're not information-theoretically unspecific! You don't get to be unobserved! Make up a fucking neopronoun!

[vriskakinnieaynrand]

nonspecific or plural. royal we, faggot! submit!

[tsarina-anadyomene]

we should mandate industrial themed nonbinary names to balance out all of the people naming themselves after trees. throw Anvil into the mix

[vriskakinnieaynrand]

in college i pretended to never do the reading or prepare for things. yeah haha i just skim it the night before and write a crappy paper at three in the morning <- has actually finished the book and moved on to jstor. why would i pay all this money to study something i don't care about? i'm a liberal arts major, retard! if i wanted a job cert i would've gone to UMD! and I knew this was correct, socially, but it never made sense to me, until i became more familiar with the anthropological literature and realized that the human baseline is one where every hunter is required to present as 90% as good as the median hunter on pain of death. i think it's rare and sort of anti-human, against the grain of human nature, to have the kind of environment where people feel it's possible to try to be good at things, and to care more about becoming better than about pretending they're not