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wevearcat omg
This is still my finest moment on tumble.
Years later, still the best thing I’ve ever said. Thanks @kierongillen. ALMIGHTY MEAT KING!
My only claim to fame.
The greatest thing I ever did on the tumbls.
wevearcat omg
This is still my finest moment on tumble.
Years later, still the best thing I’ve ever said. Thanks @kierongillen. ALMIGHTY MEAT KING!
My only claim to fame.
Hewwo.......I’m alive.
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“Donald Trump is the literal opposite of Fred Rogers.”
I posted that earlier to my facebook feed, and I’ll be honest… When I did it I was kind of hoping it would encourage my friend who studied the life of Fred Rogers extensively to chime in because I knew he would have something pertinent to say. I was not wrong.
“Fred Rogers had such a huge problem with both Regan (who he programmed his show against) and Bush Jr. (The latter of which is much more complicated as they had a relationship that tested Fred’s boundaries.) that I can’t say “I can’t imagine how Fred would react” I know how Fred would react based on his interactions with the lesser evils of Reagan and Bush: 1. Had he not been retired, he would have themed weeks specifically against what Trump was putting in the news cycle. When Trump mocked a disabled reporter he’d have a week on disability and inclusion, when Trump promoted sexual assault, he’d program a week on respect and physical boundaries, when he bad mouthed women he’d have strong women on for a week. Fred would have travelled to do a week on Mexico and he would have moved in an Islamic neighbor. I know this for a fact because these are the actions he took with Regan both with his “conflict weeks” and his traveling to Russia for remotes during the Cold War. 2. Fred would have attended events Trump invited him to but he would do so on his terms. He would participate in these events as well as long as it was on his terms. Because Fred would rather speak truth into those spaces then avoid them. But Fred would not accuse, he would just bear truth, refuse to be seen as supporting an evil and exit. This is what he did to respond to the love the Bush family had for him and his work. He even offered prayer at one of their fundraisers: but it was a challenging prayer, one insisting that those in power and privilege use that for the least of these and especially children. After delivering that prayer Fred exited the building and sat outside like a kid after soccer practice waiting for his ride, spurning the thousands of dollars a plate dinner not even gladhanding with the bushes after. When asked why he said he had reached the limit of what he could do before becoming an accuser. He wanted to challenge but never accuse as accusation was what Fred associated with the devil. 3. Fred would accept invitations to news programs when those programs allowed him to educate parents on countering the negative things coming from the president for their children. He knew those things affected children so he wanted to spread tools on helping them reject war, violence, hatred, oppression and racism. He did this during any presidents term if it didn’t prevent him from meeting an obligation to children (he once turned down a spot on Nightline to talk about violence and children, one of his main causes, because he had a visit to an elementary school that same morning and knew he wouldn’t be mentally present for it if he was planning for Nightline in the afternoon.) So we need to be like Fred. Getting in between children and any normalization of Trumps ways or words. Fred would have been diligently working on how to handle Trump in the land of make believe. Just like when King Friday started building nuclear bombs with money he promised to schools. Yeah Fred wasn’t subtle.” - Rev. Kevin Ireland
My motto in life is always: what would Mr. Rogers do?
if a professor brags about how hard it is to pass their class then drop the class. they should not be proud of being bad at conveying information to students. you’re not paying thousands of dollars to fail. find a professor that wants you to pass.
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Fire
I’m well, I don’t go on here much these days but.....well, there’s a lot of fires burning in Colorado and one is less than 50 miles from my home. I am packing to evacuate. Just, send us rain? Please. We need moisture. We’re already in a Stage 2 ban and some rain would be amazing. It won’t solve it but it’d give us some hope.
wevearcat omg
This is still my finest moment on tumble.
Years later, still the best thing I’ve ever said. Thanks @kierongillen. ALMIGHTY MEAT KING!
You Iowans scare me. You somehow manage to love corn even more than my family, who live in the middle of buttfuck nowhere, Illinois, and live within a ten mile radius of nothing but corn fields and a circle k my uncle manages. How?
It’s a point of state pride.
We grow the Best Corn, goddamnit, and don’t you other Midwest states forget it.
Extra points for mentioning Circle K.
For those who don’t know, all Circle K gas stations are liminal spaces no matter the time of day or night.
Minnesota holds the Standard for American corn and you know it
We let you think that to make you feel better about the mosquito plague up there.
I need to have an actual Iowan come out here and taste the Olathe Sweet Corn because I’m pretty sure it’ll knock ya socks off.
I also need @wigglyflippingout to come out during peach season for simmilar reasons.
Okay. I’m gonna put in my two-cents here. Background: Nebraskan, Illinoian, and now I live in Colorado.
Olathe Sweet Corn (any of the bicolor varieties like ‘Lucious’ and ‘Tablesweet’ CO): Pretty damn good. Close to the Butter n’ Sugar in kernel size but it takes to being grilled or canned really well. Like it’s a good eating corn. It’s just good. But the season and expense is absurd.
Mirai (IL): This one is a toss-up. Mirai is just so perfect to eat. Like it’s just a delight (but expensive.) It does not stand up to being canned However, sliced kernals added to cornbread is.... magical. Add a Mirai cob to a cream-base for the BEST CORN CHOWDER.
Butter n’ Sugar (IL, IA, NE, CO): This is one of those...old fashioned bicolor sweetcorns. It’s what my mom, dad, aunts, uncles, and rest of our family loves. It’s like...classic sweetcorn. It’s just good. There is a place out on the mesa that does a really good Butter n’ Sugar. Like it will taste just like ‘Tablesweet’ but it holds up better for processing and freezing.
If I have a choice on a corn for multiple uses? Butter n’ Sugar.
Olathe if I’m feeling like I NEED IT and I need to have it at least once a year. It’s flipping delish.
Mirai is at the bottom because...I can’t get it anymore. D:
tl;dr the best corn is a nice bicolor. Olathe is a delight reserved for those great summer dinners.
REBLOG THIS IF you love your DnD character, are making a DnD character OR you have eaten approximately 12 D20s
By the way, just in case this helps someone -
COOKING - creativity is okay
BAKING - stick to the recipe (you can usually adjust sugar content to taste, though)
BREAD - wait for the right weather conditions (or engineer them), be one assertive and self-confident motherfucker because dough can feel it if you aren’t, a blood sacrifice probably helps, trust the gods
On the baking thing and bread: toss the rules out when doing this at high-altitude. less sugar, less levening, lower temp, and just........hope your cakes don’t fall flat. D:
Exploring in Colorado
(With reference to this post here)
Required supplies:
Water
more than that.
I’m not kidding people die of dehydration more than anything else I’m talking 2 liters minimum.
snacks
first-aid and survival kit including after-bite, splint supplies and emergency signalling devices, and a thermal blanket. I am absolutely not kidding people get lost a mile from the road and die of exposure.
Map, your phone won’t work more than a mile from city limits.
change of socks.
something iron.
an offering or three. you might not need any, you might need all of them.
Etiquette:
Always close any gate you open. Even if the fence around it is gone. Both from a spiritual perspective and becuase there’s a nonzero chance the farm isn’t abandoned and the livestock is lurking in the scrub.
Cattle will stare at you. As long as they’re on the other side of the fence or river or ditch it’s fine. If there’s no barrier you need to leave. Range cattle fight coyotes and cougar and the worst of winter and don’t give a single fuck about you.
That’s not lore Range Cattle will fucking kill you.
Never approach any horse, but especially the ones without humans. They’re either fae or feral and the odds of them eating your hands are about the same.
Drink your water.
There are Others in Colorado, but the relationship is not nearly so adversarial out here. They’re like your neighbors but only sometimes corporeal. Mind your manners and obey any posted signage and you’ll be fine.
posted signage includes trees fallen across paths or washed-out sections of trail (trail closed), bits of dead animal on stumps or fence posts (occupied, fuck off) and the smell of urine (Mountain lion or bear turn right the fuck around)
Don’t eat anything you find there unless you brought a permit for it with you. Anyone who says you can forage on public land is a liar and going to get their ass poisoned or cursed.
If you did bring a permit, leave an offering anyway. The Law of Man is not the same as The Law of Mountains and you need to pay taxes in both.
Salute magpies, and any bird larger than them.
Everyone going uphill yields going to everyone going downhill, regardless of whether or not they’re human or real.
If you’re over 7000 feet and you seem to have picked up another member to your party, it’s just the mountain wondering what’s happening. It’s like bird watching for them. Be polite, pick up your trash and call the mountain whatever name it gives you.
Drink your fucking water.
If you feel like you’re being followed, especially at dusk, you absolutely turn around and tell whatever’s behind you you know they’re there. This is becuase it’s almost certainly coyotes and they need to be told to fuck off. If you can see what’s following you, face it and walk calmly backwards towards civilization until it goes away or you’re back in your car. If you can’t see what it is, tell it you’re headed home now, then you can turn back around and proceed calmly back from whence you came.
Do not, under any circumstances, run.
things that run are meant to be chased and everything up here is faster than you are.
also you’ll fall off a fucking cliff.
If you get back to the car or edge of the wild space and still feel like you’re being followed, check your shoes, pockets and any baggage for extras and leave them. If you’re STILL being followed, they’re being rude and you’re allowed to chuck a rock at them.
I’m not kidding about the water.
Don’t go into any “abandoned” buildings because 1. there’s a nonzero chance the building isn’t actually abandoned and then you have to explain to the rancher what the fuck you’re doing on their land 2. if it is abandoned it’s probably structurally unstable 3. the only things inside are rattlesnakes and tetanus.
Exception to above: if you hear thunder, you’re close enough to be struck. you can step inside then, but do not touch anything, especially the building it’self.
You are encouraged to walk out to abandoned tractors and plowshares and touch them. Don’t move them but stop to say hi and have some water.
If you find human remains, don’t panic. If they’re out there, they wanted to be found. Write down (you won’t be able to remember later, trust me) where you found them and inform the park service/police as soon as possible.
Drink your water.
(Tip Jar)
WHAT PART OF COLORADO DO *YOU* LIVE IN?????
because I want to move there
Durango! Don’t move here though, the town’s a municipal mess and it’s probably going to be on fire for most of 2018. Bearmageddon shoudn’t be as bad in ‘18 though. You can get simmilar results in most of the western half of the state though.
Reblogging to add:
DO NOT HIKE AROUND AREAS WITH MINING HISTORY. There are these nasty holes (Prospectors holes/Coyote holes) that are very unstable and unmarked. You will fall in. The Mountain is hungry. It’s constantly hungry. There are not enough people in the world to satisfy it’s hunger.
there’s something endlessly hilarious to me about the phrase “hotly debated” in an academic context. like i just picture a bunch of nerds at podiums & one’s like “of course there was a paleolithic bear cult in Northern Eurasia” and another one just looks him in the and says “i’l kill you in real life, kevin”
Okay, but have you been to an academic conference? That is exactly how it goes.
I’ve been to seven academic conferences.
This is exactly what happens.
I’ve been to 4 conferences. Guess which group is the most contentious?
Vertetebrate/Invertebrate Paleontology.
Paleontologists. I SWEAR. Liquor them up and you have the makings of a very nasty, very PERSONAL fight. I watched two grad students duke it out because one of their mentors wrote something nasty on a peer-reviewed paper of the other.
Weirdest? Insects. Insect Reproduction. I learned too much about spider-sex. I did not want to know this information but now I do.
Life In The Rockies Things:
Some movie needs “Exotic” animal noises for their spooky jungle scene or weird alien planet, but the sound team doesn’t know from animals, so there’s an Elk Bugling somewhere in The Amazon or Qualxon-5
Finding out that your sea-level friends start to pass out at 1,000 feet and realizing that you’ll have to meet them at the airport with oxygen cans or something.
Somehow forgetting, every year, then unpleasantly remembering after the first cold snap what single-digit humidity feels like when the water evaporates off your eyeballs.
No trick-or-treaters because the weather always sucks on Halloween
Completely Insane Tourist Questions ™: Large Animals And Geology Does Not Work Like That Edition.
Some places have all seasons in a day. Some have them all in five minutes. The Rockies have all four seasons in a quantum state where they all occur simultaneously. Sunados. Thundersnow. 70-degrees-and-pleasantly-sunny-but-also-hurricane-force-winds. Having your house be under Drought, Flood, Wildfire and Blizzard warnings at the same time. The Weather is Real like a deity and also an Asshole.
Knowing which choppers are flying into the regional hospital based on how long it takes them to find the damn pad. Park Service knows what the fuck they’re doing. Air Force is lost as hell and spends like 20 minutes circling the neighborhood.
Calling the police becuase the oil-or-gas rig near your house is making weird noises and the company didn’t label it so you have to meet the sherrif in your lot and ride out there with them and hope to god it isn’t a natural gas leak becuase it doesn’t have a smell fresh out of the ground.
Bearmaggedon
Water-Rights-Related Murder
Long winded editorial rants written in Authentic Frontier Gibberish, which is different than Regular Whackadoodle Gibberish. They attempt to write their accents in and make graphic references to field-dressing.
That lovely transcendent feeling you get in the Really High Country where your lungs feel clean and your soul renewed as you look upon the most magnificent landscape in the whole world, you feel like you could wax poetic about Purple Mountains Majesty and then your friend has to grab you because you almost pass out from lack of oxygen and fall off the side of the mountain while the marmots laugh at you.
Living at 8000ft I can affirm this is all true.
+ Also, never pronouncing certain Spanish words correctly. It’s not they don’t know....well, it’s that and most never took a basic Spanish class. Huerfano (War-feeno), Pueblo (Peuablo), Cuerna Verde (Kuni Verd)......they all get weird pronunciations.
+Also, warnings about Prospector Holes. Coloradoans do not go hiking in any areas where mining activity or towns were. You fall into an undiscovered hole (test-pit or Coyote hole) and you won’t be found until spring.
+Yellow-bellied Marmots are bloodthirsty.
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OH YOU! The best Babirusorcs! YOU GOOFUS! I love these cuties! Thank you for bringing our wonderous fascination with Babirusas and Orcs to life. <3
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