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Unfortunately— and literally no one is talking about this— if you buy many many little treats for yourself, cumulatively, this can add up to a larger amount of money, if you add the numbers together. I’m not sure if there’s anything to be done about this but thought I would bring it to the attention of my beloved and far-reaching audience

bewby

take this down

potter-inthe-tardis

hyumjim

You’re right. Marx wants me to buy kpop photocards. I bet his bias would be Hyunjin too

sometiktoksarevalid

kaijuno

Coelacanth but it’s the size of a galaxy and it’s spots are stars. Imagine that. You’re welcome

kezral-art

behold, he is real

lakevida

worlds loudest HELL YEAH BROTHER heard projecting from the back of this costco

beebascloset

I wanna be where you are

lakevida

costco

beggars-opera

weaver-z

elennastarwards-deactivated2023

I’m Brazilian and my strongest memory relating to a roundabout was when me and my family were walking near my grandparent’s house. My little brother asked what the circle in the ground was and my dad explained the concept of a roundabout, “you’re supposed to go around it, so the road is more organized, look, there’s a car coming, you’ll see how it works” and that car just. Fucking ran over it. Dude just went forward like the road was straight. We never saw anyone do that again and I’m still not over it

krindor

Back when I was learning to drive in Massachusetts, the teacher at the state mandated driving lessons said

“Everywhere else they call them roundabouts, which is a terrible name, because a roundabout sounds nice and peaceful, like going on a merry-go-round. We call them rotaries since this is a battlefield where you are going to be ground up if you don’t know what you’re doing.”

Is this related to everyone in Massachusetts being a terrible driver? Who’s to say?

evillordzog

blogquantumreality

Find the perfect handmade gift, vintage & on-trend clothes, unique jewelry, and more… lots more.

It's legit. Section 11.G "Opt out" explains how.

onlyalmost

I just did this, and Etsy doesn’t actually tell you anywhere on the site how to find your username (it’s randomly generated), which you need to opt out, so here’s how to do that:

https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115015653248-Your-Username the main point is “The URL of your profile page contains your username. It looks like this: etsy.com/people/[your username]”

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lostsoullover

Why would you hide this in the tags?

tumbwr

cryptotheism

My utter disdain for the 2010s era of Nerd Culture eternally evades me. I cannot articulate the trail of slime it leaves in my thoughts.

cryptotheism

There's something beneath the simmering misogyny and lobotomized consumerism and hair-pin reactionary politics that I can't quite pin down. I haven't been able to pin it down for years.

cryptotheism

It's the reactionary politics but it's not the reactionary politics. My aversion is simultaneously deeply material and deeply petty. It was a culture that I was forced into, but never felt comfortable inside. I wore the label of Nerd like the apron I wore at Starbucks. Begrudging utility. An inevitable consequence of the autism. Social camouflage.

frontseatpocket

get panini pressed, idiot

thelooniemoonie

"Dont drink coffee after 2 PM" is such a neurotypical issue that sounds made up. Such a thing couldnt happen to me, ADHD Georg, who has coffee past 9:30 PM and can still fall asleep freely because I have a natural toxicity resistance to caffeine.

thelooniemoonie

"OooOooOoOh I cant haev cofee so late otherwise I'll be up all night" sounds like a skill issue

hope-for-the-planet

Here’s one increase in traffic that won’t have you pounding a car hood: The city’s waters have been rife with sightings of marine life all s

Thank you for sharing this! This is another one of those situations where we are just now seeing the noticeable, dramatic payoff of years and years of quiet, unnoticed environmental work.

“Experts say years of conservation efforts have resulted in some of the healthiest waters in generations, with booming fish populations, clearer ocean waves and more chances to interact with our urban aquarium.”

This quote also really got me:

“‘It never gets old, it’s always thrilling,’ said Celia Ackerman, a naturalist with American Princess Cruises who captured the images. As a child growing up in Brooklyn, Ackerman couldn’t wait to move out of the city so she could study marine animals. 'I would have never imagined I could enjoy them here right in my backyard.’”

tofixtheshadows

Not only that, but they’ve recently introduced millions of baby oysters into the waters to continue the clean up process!

It’s fantastic news for the health of the Hudson River as well as the harbor.

headspace-hotel

I would die for Big

grounded-gryphon

I was in… I think 6th grade when we went on a school field trip on the Hudson. Part of the trip involved briefly dredging the river and ‘helping’ the naturalists leading the trip identify the different species.

I will never forget how excited they got when they identified the small (1-2ft) sturgeon. We nad no clue what the big deal was with a big (to us) greyish fish.

It was the first time they had seen a sturgeon that far down the Hudson.

That was nearly 30 years ago.

About 15 years ago, a friend who lived near the Hudson told me they they didn’t see a point in trying to ‘save the world’ because everything was screwed already and it was only a matter of how long until the end.

Which is to say that the Hudson and nearby ocean have been healing a bit at a time for decades and often the healing is invisible to everyone but the experts.

That working to fix things matters, even when you can’t see the progress.

That this absolutely amazing milestone is the result of thousands, perhaps millions, of people working in science, in industry, in education, in civil engineering, to make hundreds or thousands of seemingly ‘little’ changes.

Our actions matter. Work for structural change. Believe in the change you can’t yet see.

onetwothreemany

I was part of the team that discovered the first evidence of blue whales returning to New York Harbor. Blue whales. The biggest animals ever to grace the planet, right there next to the city. Know what hearing those calls for the first time sounded like? It sounded like hope.

oneheadtoanother

animentality

marcheriest

fun fact, this is the single most viewed thing i have ever made, far more than anything i’ve ever drawn, and it was all because i was in a volcanic mood about the companion variety in baldur’s gate 3