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So @canadiannerdboy tagged me to post 10 selfies of 2018. This has been the year from hell for me and I already have things lined up so 2019 will be amazing.
Is tag @theconglomeration @carolinanights @dont-tread-on-anyone and anyone else who wants to join in.
Get yourself a girl that looks innocent but is actually kinky as fuck
Reminder: throughout your life, youāve caused at least one puppy to wag its tail when seeing you and that is a Good Thingā¢
This is the most blessed thing Iāve ever read in my life.
Do you really like thick girls? Or are you just talking about big boobs and ass. Cause if youāre not expecting thick girls to have tummies and big arms, I think you got the game fucked up.
People who prefer hot weather: Snow and ice are a pain, and the cold is just kind of uncomfortable even when you wrap up, you know?
People who prefer cold weather: MY SKIN LITERALLY MELTS OFF EVERY SUMMER I AM A FUCKING HUMAN SOUP AS WE SPEAK
you wouldnāt believe how many people reblogged this to whine about hot weather in the tags.
too cold? put on another layer!
too hot? change into thinner clothes!
still too cold? put on another layer!
still too hot? uh, get naked I guess?
stillĀ too cold? put on another layer!
still too hot?Ā TĢ§ĶĢ”ĢĢ®Ķ ĢĢĢÆAĢĶĶĢ¤ĶĢ³Ģ¦Ģ±ĢĢŗĢŖKĢ¢Ķ Ķ Ģ»Ģ„Ģ„Ģ„ĢŖĢĢĢ©ĢĢ¼Ģ¤Ģ»Ģ»ĶĶĢĶĶEĶĢĶĢ©ĶĢŖĶĶĢ„Ģ¦ĶĢ£ĶĢ³ĶĶĶ ĶĶĢ ĢĢ„ĢĢĢ¦Ģ¼OĶ¢ĢĢ©Ģ¦ĶĢ ĶĢ²Ģ²Ģ±ĢŖĢ¹Ģ»Ģ¼ĢĢÆĶĶFĢ¢Ģ·ĢĶ”ĢøĢĶĶĢĢĢ®ĢĢ²Ģ¤ĶĢÆFĢ§ĢØĢ±Ģ¤Ģ²Ģ«ĶĶĢ¼ĢĶĢ ĢĶĶ Ģ¹Ģ» ŅĶ ĶĢĢ«Ģ ĶĢĢ ĶYĶ”ŅĶĢ“ĢĢĢ¬Ģ³OĢ§Ģ¶ĶĢ¶Ķ ĶĢĢ£ĢÆĢ©Ģ«ĢĢ©ĶĢ¤ĶĶĢUĶ Ģ¶ĶĢµĶĢŗĢ ĢŖĢĢ±Ģ®Ģ®ĢĢ»ĶĢ£Ģ¦ĢRĢØŅĢ¦ĢŗĶĢ©ĢŗĶĢĢŖĢ„ĢŗĶĢ±ĶĶĢŖĶĢĢ° Ģ·ĢøĶĢŗĶĢ³ĶĢĢ„Ģ»Ģ³ĶĢĢ„ĶĢŖĢ£SĶĢ”ĢĢ³ĶĢĢÆĶĢ»Ģ ĶĢ„Ģ¹Ģ«Ģ£Ģ¼Ģ¹ĶKĶĢ§ĶĶĢŖĢĢĢĢ«ĢĢ±Ģ«ĶĢĢĢ®ĶĢ»ĢŗĢÆĢĢ IĢĢØĢ§ĶĢĶĶĢ ĶĢNĶ ĶĶĶĶĶĢ³ĶĢŖĢ±ĢĶĢŗĢĢ©
The cold is easily shut out, the heat is inescapable hell
THE TRUTH COMES OUT.
Avoidance techniques for the cold:
-more coats, fire, hot food and drink, stay inside, fuzzy sweaters, ear muffs, become a burrito
Avoidance techniques for heat:
-die, I guess.
FUCK. HEAT.
is everyone who reblogged this okay?
no
Iām suing the U.S. government for causing the climate change crisis, and I'm 22.
My name is Kelsey Juliana and Iām suing the United States government for causing and accelerating the climate change crisis. Iām 22 years old and Iāve been a climate activist for more than half of my life.
I know that young people like me, and others who have yet to be born, have a right to a safe climate system. The constitution guarantees all Americans the right to life, liberty, and property. But how is anyone supposed to live a life of freedom amid a climate crisis? My own government is violating my constitutional rights by its ongoing and deliberate actions that cause climate change and itās not right.
I, along with 20 other young people from around the country, filed a lawsuit against the federal government in 2015, called Juliana v. United States.
Weāre not asking for money. Instead, weāre asking the court to order the government to develop and implement a National Climate Recovery Plan based on the best available science.
This plan should end the reign of fossil fuels and quickly decarbonize our atmosphere so that we can stabilize our climate system before itās too late.
The longer we go without climate recovery, the more we risk allowing our climate to spiral completely out of control.
And the climate is spiraling out of control, no matter how many politicians claim weāre experiencing normal fluctuations or, worse, a āhoax.ā All of the expert witnesses in our lawsuit say that we are currentlyāalreadyāin the ādanger zoneā and an āemergency situationā with only 1Ā°C of planetary heating. Allowing the planet to heat up any more is not safe for our species, as well as so many others. And according to the Trump administrationās most recent environmental impact statement, the planet could heat as much as 7Ā°F before the end of this century. We cannot allow this to happen because we simply will not survive.
We originally filed our lawsuit against the Obama administration. That administration tried to have the case dismissed, but the judge ruled in our favor and found that we should be allowed to go to trial.
In 2017, the Trump administration inherited the lawsuit and it has done everything in its power, employing every conceivable tactic, to deny my fellow plaintiffs and me our right to present our case in court. This administration is so fiercely attempting to silence our voices.
At this point, every level of the federal judiciaryāthe U.S. District Court, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Supreme Courtāhas denied the Trump administrationās efforts to have the case thrown out. Yet it will not halt its efforts to avoid standard legal procedures and confront us, the nationās youth, in court.
Our trial is officially scheduled to begin on October 29, 2018 in Eugene, Oregon.
What weāre asking for could change everything.
My fellow plaintiffs and I want you with us as we head into the courtroom to confront the United States government for knowingly violating our constitutional rights. Supporters will hold rallies in every state around the country, so if you canāt be with us in Eugene, find your local rally here.
Get regular updates by following @youthvgov on social media.
You can learn more about this case and get regular trial updates by tuning in to the No Ordinary Lawsuit podcast here.
Lastly, if you have the means, click here to make a donation to Our Childrenās Trust, the nonprofit organization that supports our lawsuit and many others like it around the country.
https://boingboing.net/2018/10/23/our-childrens-trust.html
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Boosting!
@allthecanadianpolitics think something like this can gain traction in canada?
im gonna roleplay as a functional person from now on
Iāve been doing this for awhile and can confirm that the masses are convinced that itās my natural state.
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sign in a doctorās office
I have decided to make this a master post of healthcare PROFESSIONALS calling bullshit on anti-vaxx
i wish i could blacklist certain things from my brain so that when i saw it i would just see a big dark blur
Or have generic black bars.
Are you a virgin?
Wut. Iām 28 years old. š
Iām turning 30 in February and I am still a virgin š
Because treating people fairly often means treating them differently.
This is something that I teach my students during the first week of school and they understand it. Eight year olds can understand this and all it costs is a box of band-aids.
I have each students pretend they got hurt and need a band-aid. Children love band-aids. I ask the first one where they are hurt. If he says his finger, I put the band-aid on his finger. Then I ask the second one where they are hurt. No matter what that child says, I put the band-aid on their finger exactly like the first child. I keep doing that through the whole class. No matter where they say their pretend injury is, I do the same thing I did with the first one.
After they all have band-aids in the same spot, I ask if that actually helped any of them other than the first child. I say,Ā āWell, I helped all of you the same! You all have one band-aid!ā And theyāll try to get me to understand that they were hurt somewhere else. I act like Iām just now understanding it. Then I explain,Ā āThere might be moments this year where some of you get different things because you need them differently, just like you needed a band-aid in a different spot.āĀ
If at any time any of my students ask why one student has a different assignment, or gets taken out of the class for a subject, or gets another teacher to come in and help them throughout the year, I remind my students of the band-aids they got at the start of the school year and they stop complaining. Thatās why eight year olds can understand equity.Ā
I remember reading somewhere once āwe should be speaking of equity instead of equalityā and that is a principle that applies here me thinks
