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Picrew!

Use this to make yourself, and tag a friend!

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Yeah, why not.

Pssst…. hey, kid….

Want a Pokémon egg?

Everybody who reblog this, and I mean EVERYBODY will get an egg. I’ll design a brand new Pokémon based off your blog, but first, the egg will be gifted to you in your PMs.

So, enjoy!!

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Reblogging simply for the fact that, those that wanted to know how electrolytes might be placed into the mix. Well, I used to work at the shithole of Amazon in the warehouse, and occasionally I'd have to go around and pick up a couple tinctures of this electrolyte water "enhancer". So, I bought some for myself when I worked there as they made us walk almost nonstop for 11 hours a day. Turns out this stuff is quite salty, so take that into consideration when using it in the DIY mixture above.

London-based student Lewis Hornby is a grandson on a mission. When he noticed that his dementia-afflicted grandmother was having trouble staying hydrated, he came up with Jelly Drops—bite-sized pods of edible water that look just like tasty treats.

Each of these colorful “candies” is made up of mostly water, with gelling agents and electrolytes making up just 10% of their composition. Available in a rainbow of colors and presented in packaging reminiscent of a box of chocolates, Jelly Drops are an easy and engaging way to avoid dehydration—a common problem for those suffering from degenerative neurological diseases.

“It is very easy for people with dementia to become dehydrated,” he explains. “Many no longer feel thirst, don’t know how to quench thirst, or don’t have the dexterity to drink.” With this in mind, Hornby set out to find a solution. In addition to seeking advice from psychologists and doctors, he opted to “experience” life with dementia himself through the use of virtual reality tools and a week in a care home.

Once he was familiar with what dementia patients need, he brainstormed what they want. “From my observations, people with dementia find eating much easier than drinking. Even still, it can be difficult to engage and encourage them to eat. I found the best way to overcome this is to offer them a treat! This format excites people with dementia, they instantly recognize it and know how to interact with it.”

Case in point? Hornby’s own grandmother’s reaction: “When first offered, grandma ate seven Jelly Drops in 10 minutes, the equivalent to a cup full of water—something that would usually take hours and require much more assistance.”

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what he doin

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lgbt people reblog with your sexuality and all the colors of converse you’ve owned

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I believe this is the best thing I've found at 5 am.

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Since everyone is doing it...peer pressure! Yeah!

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Damnit... balance.

Mods are asleep post forbidden tits

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Times are changin' Tumblr. My porn bots have started showing me gay porn now.

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This, so much....Wait...Sept. 11th, 2001?!

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God working for Amazon was pretty shit... you know, they framed me for stealing my own headphones because I forgot to put them in my lunch box with my phone? Yet some of the higher drones got to keep their phones and headphones.

Amazon is the fucking evil megacorporation from every near-future cyberpunk story they have warehouses full of wage slaves that can’t even take a piss or fall behind their ridiculous expectations without getting fired on the spot while their CEO is nearing trillionare status day by day while quite literally making local governments pay them to determine which city they install their next slave warehouse in and now their wiretap HAL 9000 bots that are in millions of houses all over the country are doing evil laughs and reading off names of cemeteries and funeral homes completely unprompted I know anger at amazon in general is very outrage-of-the-day basic entry level american leftist reaction but Jesus fucking Christ people

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Well...episode one and I already feel the need to protect the Devil.

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Reblog if you believe in All Might

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This is partly why I absolutely abhorred being a cashier in the US, where I still live. But what's worse is in some companies like Sam's club, you actually can get scolded if people don't take everything out of their cart, and as such we had to sometimes lift 35-50 lbs of dog/cat food. Just to place it on the conveyors to be placed onto a new cart. All to prevent the customers from stealing or accidentally forgetting something under thr 50 lb dog food they didn't want to lift at the store three times. (One to get it off the pallet, once to get it on the conveyor, and once into their vehicle.)

Wait are you telling me retail workers can’t SIT in the US!?

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Welp ...almost missed my turn.

on this day one year ago someone sewed a fried egg to a tshirt

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Fuck...I remember this... so... I lost the game...

If you’re old enough to remember it, you just lost The Game.

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Not to mention, the xbox classic and early 360 models also used AV cables!