Lulzy. She/Her. Writer & Casual Gamer. Emotional mess on a perpetual burnout cycle.
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We have 45 more minutes to go in my time zone but I made this dumbass meme based on a comment my friend in a different time zone made, and now everyone is required to see it.
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this will be the year I finally convince everyone to abandon New Year's resolutions in favour of Yule Boasting, the clearly superior tradition
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it’s time. tell me ur favorite book you read in 2024. also least favorite if you’ve got one!
#favorite was the first mistborn book#least fav was bride by ali hazelwood#that book was absolutely terrible and not bc of the knotting
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Hey, Alaskan here! 100% true, pretty much all signs that talk about both moose and bears are like this. Maybe a few more pictures of what an angry moose looks like (ears back, etc) but that's more or less what you do. The main objective is to get out of line of sight. Like bears, they do sometimes bluff-charge when threatened, but unlike bears, they aren't interested in eating you. The most dangerous moose is a mama with a calf/calves (twins are super common).
If I had my way I'd also include a graphic of one of the unique traits of moose: unlike horses, they don't have to rear up to stomp you. 1) they are BIG and like 60% leg. 2) their knees allow them to kick forward, not just back.
If hit, stay down. There was a case of a man who was trampled at the University years back that was especially tragic because he kept trying to get up after the moose ran him over, and the moose came back and killed him.
when i went to alaska last summer, at all the parks and nature reserves and stuff there they of course had safety warnings about the wildlife.
for bears, the safety warnings were like, make noise, wave your arms, talk in a normal speaking voice, stay calm, don’t run, wait for the bear to move on which it will do 99% of the time, and you will be ok! 👍
for moose, the safety warnings were like. RUN.
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my snowflake opinion is that subtitles should always be on by default, and their incorporation should be considered an essential part of the design process tbh
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Baby fox steals fish from fisherman (🔊)
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Gonna start posting super niche memes about security work and if you vibe you vibe that's not on me
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starting to suspect that tech bros actually just don’t know what reading is
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It's true! Moose are so Big they just kinda bounce around on impact, so even if they were hit by like, a semi on the Glenn there's still good meat there
Also this means you do Not want to hit a moose, I've seen cars look like they've been compacted after and the moose would've been fine if not for the broken leg.
Y'all, they have long legs. You're not "running over" a moose, the moose is running over you.
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I wanted to play more DA:TV but it seems about to hit an even lower point and tbh I don't have the mindset for gloom in my escapist spaces right now. Alas, I shall have to dodge spoilers a bit longer.
Got 2 shinies in Pokemon Violet earlier today, so maybe I'll write? The LOTR fic has been somewhat on the back burner, but it is supposed to have a more hopeful character arc, so might poke at it again.
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the eternal-yet-increasingly-relevant dilemma:
do I focus on self care and risk going too far and becoming the very kind of selfish asshole that got us into this and continues to make it worse
or do I focus on others, as is my instinct, and risk self-destruction and more of those anxious depressive spirals that end up, again, making me the problem
it's not a binary. but it feels like one. I am lucky that this is my dilemma, that I have the resources and privilege to worry about this instead of my very continued existence. I am lucky. my friends may not be.
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i don't wanna i don't wanna i don't wanna
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The way most autism literature describes "literal interpretation" is often not at all similar to how I experience it. Teenage me even thought I couldn't be autistic because I've always been able to learn metaphors easily.
In fact, I love wordplay of all kinds. Teenage me was fascinated to learn all the types of figurative language there are in poetry and literature.
But paperwork and questionnaires are hard, because there's so much they don't state clearly. Or they don't leave room for enough nuance.
"List all the jobs you've had, with start and end dates." What if I don't remember the exact day or month? Is the year enough?
"Have you been suffering from blurred vision?" Well, if I take off my glasses the whole world is blurred, but I'm fairly sure that's not what the intake form at the optometrist is asking.
Or the infamous (and infuriatingly stereotypical) "Would you rather go to a library or a party?" What sort of party? Where? Who's there? I work at a library. Am I currently at the library for work or pleasure? Does it have a good collection?
It's not common figures of speech that confound me. It's ambiguity, in situations that aren't supposed to be ambiguous.
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Called someone's cold-ass Veilguard take (the usual anti-woke drivel, iykyk) "anachronistic" today and honestly I think it's fun to turn their arguments back on them
"There weren't words like nonbinary in the Olden Days!" my dude, if your opinions can exist in the year 2024 in the real world then trans ppl sure as hell can exist in a fantasy game set in Made-upLand
#dragon age the veilguard#Been avoiding spoilers as best I can but I made my Rook and they are a cutie#Having fun#YouTube remains a cesspool of shit takes ofc so staying away til I'm done#Wild when people are SHOCKED that time may have passed in 15 years#Like I played origins first too! I loved it too!#But don't say shit like 'if they released dao with only a graphics update today it would out sell bg3' uh no#Or that Veilguard isn't dark enough and thus can't be a Dragon Age game#Bruh.
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The reason Psych is the Important Show of All Time is because it said "friendship is the MOST important thing." Like, yes, the romances were good but the show spends even more time emphasizing and developing the friendships and that's why it rocks. Lassiter and Juliet love and support each other unconditionally without even the slightest whiff of romance and it is SO. REFRESHING. When Juliet almost dies, Lassie sacrifices his favorite gun to save her without any hesitation. He's the one there to hold her while she cries. She's his confidant. She leaves everything she knows behind so he can chase his dream of being chief without reprocussion. That's a deep, wholesome kind of platonic love. They also never had Shawn be jealous of how close Jules and Lassie are - instead, in the final episode, we see Shawn thanking Lassie for loving and supporting Juliet. We simply don't do that jealousy crap here. Lassie and Jules are best friends and that's an excellent thing. And then there's Shawn and Gus. Those characters are narratively and physically inseperable. The show makes it VERY clear that, without the other, neither one is complete. They balance each other and exacerbate each other's hijinks at the same time. They're closer than close and everyone around them just accepts it. It's just the way those two dumb boys are and no one is going to try to get between that. And then, of course, SO many friendships develop over the course of the show. Lassie and Shawn form a begrudging friendship eventually. Juliet and Karen end up bonding more than I think either expected. Friendship is the beating heart of this series and it's presented in a way that is unique and fun and I just don't see a lot of other shows that do it like Psych did.
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