yellow-g0ache

he/him • 24 blog theme: Idk man I just work here • some posts 🔞 [no mInors]

[beloved13579]

Grace is Feral (affectinate) and you can't change my mind. Simon is going through the horrors and just wants one (1) chill day.

🩸Masterlist💫

[nanomii]

All sky background artworks i drew over the past two years ✨

If i turn some into prints would anyone be interested? 👀

[nitefise-art]

flight of the elder manta

[stafsar]

my muse and I

[locallygrowndaikon]

How i feel about the recent season quest

[champuraddo]

You have a home in my queendom !

[icecream-gh0st]

Between the Lions fanart! I'm planning to draw Dragon Tales next 🦁📚

[mostlyghostie]

New commission, just finished

Get your own here

[pixel-hoo]

Zelda :)

[theconcealedweapon]

[knowing-smile]

Vintage EPA photos reveal what US waterways looked like before pollution was regulated

In the years after the US Environmental Protection Agency was founded, the agency dispatched photographers to document pollution and contami

What was food like before the FDA?

Formaldehyde, brick dust, lead, and borax once made grocery shopping a minefield.

Shit used to be wild, and this is just what I could find that had decent sources, I've heard a lot more horror stories.

I'm not excited to live in a word without regulation. 🙃

[bogleech]

"Regulations don't exist because governments enjoy them" is an important statement here. The government has to spend money and labor to enforce regulations. The government has to be begged for years and sometimes threatened by the American people into even creating the regulations. The people with the money want you to believe regulations are "BIG GOVERNMENT INFRINGING ON OUR FREEDOMS" so you'll help them undo the regulations your grandparents had to force that same government to install in the first fucking place. They count on you being ignorant of the past so they can make another round of dirty money by poisoning you all over again.

[lew-basnight]

Whenever I hear "cutting red tape" I think of food inspections and water runoff rules. Whenever I hear someone complain that it's not fair, how they can't compete as a business with all these "unnecessary" regulations, I think of the safety guards on various industrial machines I've worked. "It's not fair that I could be making so much more money if I was allowed to lie cheat steal and harm the public" is not actually a winning take, and yet

[yellow-g0ache]

I love you disabled Simon. I love you disfigured/mutated Simon. I love disabled and disfigured Simon finding love with Grace, who loves him wholly and unconditionally.

[purple-cray0ns]

[weeee]

Time shifting

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I wanted this but the original poster is transphobic

[anarchopuppy]

This is called the "analog loophole" and there's nothing anyone can do to stop it. They can encrypt and copy-protect all they want, but eventually the file has to be sent to a speaker and/or screen, and it has to get there in a human-readable form because that's the whole dang point

The simplest way to exploit the analog loophole is just pointing a camera at a screen or a microphone at a speaker, but direct recording is also always possible and always will be. Anything that can be displayed can be saved and displayed again

[yellow-g0ache]

Starting a collection

[drops-of-universe]

don’t play it cool, be passionate and insane

[001x456]

all roads lead back to yaoi

[yellow-g0ache]

Can anyone hear me. Hello