Can't take it when I'm gone.

I'm Melissa and life is killing me.

[xmelissuck]

I truly don’t think I’ve ever been happy in my entire life. Everyday is fucking miserable

[xmelissuck]

Not me crying in the back seat bc my dad fucking yelled at me bc I didn’t know directions to a place I’ve never been

[glowdetails]

details, casablanca spring 2022

[ladyhoneymoons]

ig: ladyhoneymoons

[agroshka]

Mushroom fairy.

[sanrio-drip]

Hello Kitty Dreamcast in Blue (Japan Only 1999)

[melisscan]

[jetix]

2015-11-22

[guerrillatech]

[sasquapossum]

The two most common insulin products are Novo Nordisk’s Novolin and Eli Lilly’s Humulin. The main COVID vaccine providers are Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson and Johnson, and AstraZeneca. So, same people? Nope. I’m not saying these companies have never done anything wrong, but use factual examples.

[politijohn]

2016- Pfizer was fined $106M for a 2600% price hike on its epilepsy drug.

2019- J&J increased most of its drug prices by ~7% (Inflation was ~1.8%).

2020- Astrazeneca hiked prices on its popular drugs by up to 6% (Inflation was ~1%). The company then made a second round of increases after it secured a $1.2B from the U.S. for vaccine development. Astrazeneca made over $3.6B in profit in the first half of 2020.

2021-Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J are prepared to raise the COVID-19 vaccine price after the pandemic is contained in the US. They’ve only resisted hiking the price now to save face while they are being used in the US. Meanwhile, Pfizer hasn’t given access to its vaccine to over 85% of the world.

The entire pharmaceutical industry is abysmal. Every company has a similar agenda: maximize profit even at the expense of human life

[icried4you]

Rugs by MUSH Studios

[pixiexbites]

[naturcs]

by lorenz.weisse

[grizzlyking-deactivated20250914]

Mushroom season has been good to me this year. During a week up in the Lake District, I came across several of Britain’s best shrooms. Including at least ten of the famous Amanita muscaria.

[cocainejuul]

Seashell pill case.

[modaal]

[yellowmotorola]

https://www.instagram.com/p/CGqzsepJWA9/?igshid=868sl3wwznqv

[frontier001]

I’m not seeing anything about this on social media. Certainly I don’t expect to see it covered by the mass media. This is truly something we need to fight back against. Even if you don’t have Comcast\Xfinity, please let your voice be heard.

Amidst a pandemic when we’re all trapped at home, when we’re working from home, schooling from home, and our only entertainment outlets are online, this is cruel and unacceptable. 1.2 terabytes might not be bad for an individual, but if you’re a household of 3 or more, this will be terrible for you.

Make some noise about this please!

Comcast to impose home internet data cap of 1.2TB in more than a dozen US states next year

The limits will take effect in March 2021.

[cosmomoore]

This is why we need net neutrality and also why internet needs to be considered a utility, like water and power.

[bilt2tumble]

Net Neutrality must be understood and implimented. The internet needs to be a Utility, Period, The End.

[vbartilucci]

Just in case you didn't have enough reasons to hate Comcast.