raincoats, he/him. have been described as "some little forest guy" by more sources than i care to keep track of. botanist, ecologist, and all-purpose nerd. i can't promise coherency, but if you need something tagged let me know and i'll do it.
Don't wanna be here? Send us removal request.
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Can’t even run over smaller ships when they get in my way anymore. Because of woke.
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EMBROIDERED ‘PEACOCK FEATHER’ CAPE QING DYNASTY, LATE 19TH CENTURY
The long cape entirely constructed with layers of overlapping peacock feather shaped panels, each panel finely worked in satin stitch, the silk threads in tones of ivory, yellow and blue on the eye of the peacock feather, and the surround intricately worked in peacock feather filaments, with one cloth button on the collar and another near the waist, finished with Imperial yellow lining
Christie’s
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(peering at couple through a slit in the wall) so which one of you is the wave and which is the particle
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No rizz just yapping about nerdy things until you fall in love with me.
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honest to god we've got to start naming the elderly as a vulnerable group & calling their disabilities, disabilities. we sugarcoat and distance these things by only calling them "elderly," "old & frail," etc. most of them are disabled.
too many people completely separate disability from themselves in their mind. it's something that happens to other people. other sad people i don't want to think about. are they really even people, it's too much to bear thinking about that happening to a person... those background characters over there. it would never be me, i can't cope with thinking about that possibility.
this mass denialism of the fragility of the human body (YOUR human body) has created a whole category separate from the disabled - the "elderly." since anyone can join it if they live long enough.. no they can't be disabled. that's scary, and worse it's political. so they are just "old." so what they lost their hearing, their mobility, their heart function? that's just how it goes for old people. as if that's not a person as real as you. as if you wouldn't be devastated if that happened to you today (and it can btw). as if you won't be when it's your turn to be old, and disabled.
simultaneously the disabled are dehumanized as not people, and the elderly are dehumanized as not disabled. so the illusion of disability as separate can be upheld.
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they should invent friends that do not live so fucking far
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10/10 on the trail name for this one
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best friends to lovers is only good if theyre still best friends while theyre lovers
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Peachtober day 4: Sky
[image description: a watercolor painting of a vivid sunset in oranges and purples, over a paved road that curves off into the distance. the road is lined with silhouetted trees on either side, and the sky is crisscrossed with telephone wires. /end i.d.]
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why is the human body composed of such capricious tubes
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why is the human body composed of such capricious tubes
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why is the human body composed of such capricious tubes
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why is the human body composed of such capricious tubes
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why is the human body composed of such capricious tubes
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