coughdropenjoyer

[coughdropenjoyer]

alright it's bedtime for me here's a song about the melancholy that comes from realizing the passage of time and feeling the bittersweet in even the most joyous moments of your life

[coughdropenjoyer]

mineralism apologises for it's absence and will give you every single mineralist release from 2024 in three posts within the next week. if it does not, mineralism will need to regain your trust to become the foremost source of information on mineral ambient. this is the mineralism pledge

[coughdropenjoyer]

Ominous howled rendition of "Silent Night" recorded in the woods at 1AM this morning.

[coughdropenjoyer]

this makes me sound more hardcore than i am but is not totally outside the realm of possibility

@dark-light-enemy you're it

Making a chain cause why not!? Hdisiwisjs

Put your name/nickname in the Character Headcanon Generator and see what you get!

Link!

Erm...so-

@starsinthenigth @mxnaceo @duckp0t + Anyone who wants to do it! (No pressure)

[coughdropenjoyer]

What if water didn't have surface tension and whenever you spilled some, the whole floor of your entire apartment was covered in a 2 micrometer deep puddle

[coughdropenjoyer]

[coughdropenjoyer]

I’m seeing a bunch of posts that make me think most USAmericans don’t know about The No Surprises Act.

It was passed in 2021 (thank you Biden) and essentially states that if you don’t have insurance or your insurance doesn’t cover a service you need (or want) you are entitled to a Good Faith Estimate of the cost of care. (If your insurance does cover the service, you should be able to estimate the cost of care based on your deductible and co-pay.)

As a healthcare provider who does not accept any insurance, I am very careful to not violate The No Surprises Act. Why? Because for every penny more than $400 that the Good Faith Estimate was “off” (or if it wasn’t provided), you are entitled to a refund for that amount.

Y’all. Ask for a Good Faith Estimate. Get it in writing. Compare it to what you are paying. If you are not provided an estimate or if it’s wrong by more than $400, demand a refund.

[coughdropenjoyer]

[coughdropenjoyer]

northern hemisphere babes we made it to the longest night of the year. we made it. for the next 6 months, every day will give us a little more daylight than the last. let's go. take my hand. climb out of the darkness with me

[coughdropenjoyer]

putting up “HELL IS FAKE” billboards in ohio to start a dialogue

[coughdropenjoyer]

I think this is supposed to represent prosperity. It fails to deliver its message.

[coughdropenjoyer]

Hello please reblog this if you're okay with people sending you random asks to get to know you better

[coughdropenjoyer]

Mrs. Claus opens "The Year Without a Santa Claus" by claiming the eponymous year took place "before you were born". Seeing as the movie was released in 1974, this means the year must have been before then.

Bounding this on the lower end is the presence of ice hockey - mentioned by Heat Miser - and the use of telephones. Ice hockey was invented in 1875, while Alexander Graham Bell built the telephone in 1876, meaning the year must post-date these. These figures give a range of approximately 100 years during which Santa may have taken his holiday.

Yet, narrowing this further is the presence of a December calendar counting the 1st to a Wednesday. Between 1876 and 1974, only the Decembers of 1880, 1886, 1897, 1909, 1915, 1920, 1926, 1937, 1943, 1948, 1954, 1965, and 1971 started on a Wednesday.

But still this can be narrowed further.

When Santa set out that Christmas Eve, we see what appears to be an almost full Moon in the sky. Within the years listed, only 1920 had a full Moon on Christmas.

Ergo, 1920 was the year without a Santa Claus.

[coughdropenjoyer]

"Old Town Square at Night" by Józef Pankiewicz (1892) vs the same place on November 28th 2023 (Warsaw)

[coughdropenjoyer]

My grandma got me a teapot and every time I paint it she gets excited.

[coughdropenjoyer]

Loathing, unadulterated loathing! for your face, your voice, your clothing!

[coughdropenjoyer]

Yeehawgust day 30 “the big empty”