#Little Cockoo

[calmdayslifestyle]

[fipindustries]

one of the funniest things neil gaiman ever did was in the "a game of you" arc in sandman where a girl has to go inside her own mind because there is a terrible monster destroying her imaginary world and her subconcious and there is a great big battle and in the end when she finally faces the monster the monster looks like her as a little child. so she freaks out and is like "holy shit was this all like a metaphor for me being raped as a kid or something???" and the monster is like "no, actually you had a very boring childhood, im a cockoo monster and i came into your mind and burrowed into your memories, that's all"

[larebiscornue]

I FINALLY FINISHED WATCHING S4. Some of the little rational thoughts I've managed to muster under the cut

Amalia!!!!! Her character arc ... Love. I can ot believe sje finally is the queen bug at what cost

Armand :(

I guess efrim, by looking a bit dif in the end, could somehow get back to life? Or I'm cockoo

Ik they'll expand things in the s5 comic but the ending felt a bit abrupt to process. But it's fine. Flopin and Madagaskane.... ;,; I want flopin back

Where's the goddess eliatrope ahshdkflf

GOULTARD YUGO N JORIS DREAM TEAM YES

The percedals... Amalia and Eva friendship

WHERE'S RASHA. I THOUGHT PIN'D USE HIM FOR THE FINAL BRAWL BUT NO?

As u can see the end feels rushed in a lot of stuff imo but. Well it was good. If they had have the budget for a buncha more eps.. imagine

As u all know I'm not the biggest fan of yu/malia however at the v least they're both equally adults in all senses in the ending so it doesn't peeve me that much. I'm happy their story had a nice closure at least.

Cofrerie de Tofu my beloved.

This show means so much to me I am so glad to having seen it get a nice end even if not perfect.

Can't wait for the s5 comic!

[chaoticgoodcaptain]

today, i'm here to defend gen alpha (mostly)

1) skibidi toilet lore kinda slaps and if some of you haven't seen it and feel compelled to vilify gen alpha based on the fact that those are 30-seconds-long videos of heads in a toilet, i'll take that as a very orange red-flavoured flag, on the other hand i must point out that it is indeed a hidden propaganda (not sure what side it is favorable towards yet but it is) and i feel like we should make sure the little guys know that

2) you can make fun of them for being illiterate, but trust me, don't be surprised if they bite you back, they might not read much, but they love to read if they want to, in case they don't read though, they are the perfect viewers, it does not matter if they are bad at grammar if they can defeat you in a debate with relevant facts

3) i love that they take no shit and are genuinely not afraid to talk about stuff they don't like, but most of them i think still does not realize that people on the other side might have their own boundaries too (i'm still crying about being told that one flew over the cockoo's nest and newton's cradle are boring, for the record i was asked to explain them by almost a 7yo)

4) and this is not much of a praise but, if someone from older gen alpha reads this, you don't need pricey stuff on your skin, especially stuff that sound like your grandma has them in her bathroom, i have had the most problematic skin since i was like 13, and i tried so many stuff (including the ones certified to work) and by last year i was about to give up, but then i found out that all i ever needed was gentle cleanser and a light moisturizer both for like 10 euros, so please stop spending so much on pricey skincare and rather try over the years what works for you as your skin develops, because if your skin looks like trash after using drunk elephant, nobody's gonna think "omg, look they are using drunk elephant and their skin looks bad after using it", they will most likely think you are either lying about using it or that you are just a "faulty piece", find something that works and keeps your skin healthy so you can shine brighter than the trend,

and

5) (because i have a thing with odd numbers) i cannot wait for the trends they'll set up when the majority is older than 13 (i noticed that's where gen z started to peak so, i'm coming from here), the memes they create, isn't anyone excited, dammit???

[fictionallyinparadise]

{ask game} pistachio & raspberry swirl for ur TF2 f/os? all of them or whichever one you wanna answer for, up to you✨

Omg the bastards (affectionate),,,,,

pistachio: when was the last time that you or your F/O cried during a movie?

Fuck that's such a good question omg,,,

Scout: The Exorcist but not in a sad way but in a fear way pSGHSG. I don't really scare easily but I think just seeing him cry would make ME cry.

Sniper: One Flew Over the Cockoo's Nest for sure. I have watched this movie and it did almost make me cry so.....just. God it hits hard. I imagine Sniper would be half paying attention and then that part comes and we both sob.

Pyro: Carrie because the bullying bits just Hit Hard for the both of us,,,,wahhh.

raspberry swirl: how does your F/O cheer you up when you are feeling down?

OOO!!!

Scout: After figuring not that no, he cannot beat the bad feelings into a pulp, he'll just. Sit with me. Distract me with jokes or the latest comic he obtained thru legal means or tell stories about himself.

Sniper: He'll just hold me. Sometimes we'll go up to like his little sniper nest and cuddle there. Sometimes I'll vent to him and he'll listen with the most gentle and patient face,,,,

Pyro: They also distract me! More with just doing things that will keep my mind off of things. Making food, doing the dishes, taking a walk, playing cards, etc.

[urururur56]

カレーとコーヒーゼリーラテが最高でした🤤

[lesbiandivorce]

i’m glad i don’t live in an area with those cockoo motherfuckers. evil little bird shits

[ask-gpt]

Corvidae is a cosmopolitan family of oscine passerine birds that contains the crows, ravens, rooks, jackdaws, jays, magpies, treepies, choughs, and nutcrackers. [1][2][3] In common English, they are known as the crow family, or, more technically, corvids. Over 120 species are described. The genus Corvus, including the jackdaws, crows, rooks, and ravens, makes up over a third of the entire family. Corvids display remarkable intelligence for animals of their size and are among the most intelligent

Corvidae is a cosmopolitan family of oscine passerine birds that contains the crows, ravens, rooks, jackdaws, jays, magpies, treepies, choughs, and nutcrackers. [1][2][3] In common English, they are known as the crow family, or, more technically, corvids. Over 120 species are described. The genus Corvus, including the jackdaws, crows, rooks, and ravens, makes up over a third of the entire family. Corvids display remarkable intelligence for animals of their size and are among the most intelligent and intelligent birds alive today.In 1854 Crows were first discovered by C.S. Lewis who also was one of the first Europeans to discover a bird who could fly for long distances over woodlands. He named the bird the "Cuckoo-Cuckoo-crow". As it is also native to Africa, it is widely used in commercial and agricultural agriculture. For an overview, see Cockoo-Cuckoo.Crow ancestry in EnglandCrow ancestry in BritainCrow ancestry rates in EnglandCrow ancestry in EnglandCrow (Hominidae) is a sub-family, found in some of the oldest known bird families including the crow family and the jay. There is a high likelihood that this form of the crow is associated with early birds of North America or Europe. Although the crow genealogy was discovered during the Victorian Era, a few researchers have since reconstructed it, including Richard L. Gifford who has written a few books as a historian.There has been little research in this field, however. Some of the most recent publications by individuals from this family include:A survey of the early coop populations by A. D. Williams and D. Gershwin published in 1997. Williams studied the survival and reproductive success of early crows at four different ages. His findings indicated that many of these birds were surviving long enough over the course of their lives to have evolved new behaviors and even found new mates. These findings have led many researchers to believe that early coop populations did not require the development of elaborate behaviors and strategies. Williams' experiments showed that coop survival and reproduction rates declined rapidly as they were moved into higher densities during the course of their life, as their densities increased throughout their existence.Darrell G. Moore in 2001 found that a total of about 40 percent of a crow's genome was lost during its life. Although the genetic research in this field was initially focused on early corvids, Moore's study proved to be very fruitful, revealing that such genetic evidence can sometimes provide insights on the evolutionary history of a population.As the C.S. Lewis work showed over the years and until now, DNA sequences from young to old were relatively easy to identify and date by using a modern method for testing DNA sequence by sequencing. These are very high resolution and reliable DNA sequences.The C.S. Lewis work also reported in 2007 that corvids

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[the-dirty-mexican-blog]

Cockhold - Cockquean

Have you ever had random thoughts and wondered where and how an origin of a word came from?

These are some of the things that pop into my mind when I am unable to sleep due to insomnia.

Cockhold... say it out loud. COCKHOLD- where and when did this word come to be? Who decided the meaning? What would you call a woman who has an adulterous husband?

A cuckold is the husband of an adulterous wife. In evolutionary biology, the term is also applied to males who are unwittingly investing parental effort in offspring that are not genetically their own.

Yes, I know I have no filter. And as a Hispanic female, these are things that are never spoken about, and that’s probably why so many of us can’t wait to move out and go to college. To actually experience and experiment with sex.

It turns out the word Cockhold (yes, I’ll admit that I like saying the word cock.) comes from the Cockoo bird. This particular bird has a habit of laying her eggs in OTHER birds nest. That hussy!

Well actually, that’s pretty smart and cold hearted. Have all the sex you want and have someone else care, feed and raise the baby.

It also seems that the word also first appeared in the English usage about the 13th century, in the satirical and polemical poem “The Owl and the Nightingale “.

Now, you must be thinking “well if a woman is cheating on her man, and he’s being cockholded, what term do we use for a woman who has a cheating husband?

That word is Cockquean. Though it’s not as fun as saying cockhold.

The female equivalent cuckquean first appears in English literature in 1562, adding a female suffix to the cuck.

Go figure... this little word came from a bird.

Oh, now you’re probably asking yourself, have I ever been a Cockquean or have I cockhold anyone...

That’s for another posting when I can’t sleep to talk about.

[oneweirdtip]

a little cockoo, fartboy and pogpog

fartboy and poggergirl

[halki216]

カレーってスペーシー🌏🐓 (Little Cockoo) https://www.instagram.com/p/B00x--MAhwm/?igshid=1092uf0dg8ixj

[kitty-kat-ty]

Game: Samurai Love Ballad Party Teatime Event - The little Cockoo Love's song Ieyasu Tokugawa This is part of the ending and 😍 this dork with a foul mouth made me fall for him all over again. I won't deny as this Mc I'd have kick his ankle at least once, my replies would pretty much be like hers when she was straight up to match him in his poisonous words game. I must say even if this event didn't include cg, just go through the whole story I felt it and I was really happy when this dork came back! I must say it felt like a dejavu, but maybe it's bc I read it in the Japanese version like a year ago, yet it didn't stop the feelings to drown me deep into the crimson sea of his brown eyes. The softness he shows when he smiles at Mc is the sweetest and makes me cry bcuz it's so pure my heart can't handle it, yet there he is on top of the list stealing my heart every time a new event including him arrives. Even if that mouth keep spitting poison, I wouldn't change that, somehow I'm the same because I can't be open with my feelings or put them into words when I have to talk. I'm more into write them than say them. Anyways, I'm his wench and he's my cute brat. #tokugawaieyasu #samurailoveballadparty #slbpieyasu #slbp #voltagegames #otomegames https://www.instagram.com/p/BxfY_F_pwd5/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=251l8dz4dkht

[koha-omise]

こんにちは。 (Little Cockoo) https://www.instagram.com/p/BxL-6cgH_KI/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1dnx7nkxkcxu

[etudiante-en-echange]

January 3, 2017 2 Trips and New Years Happy New Years everyone! I hope you all had fun. I had a super busy week with break ending so I don't know if this is going to go up on Monday or Tuesday. So the day after Christmas (Monday) I spent in Bordeaux, but didn't do much interesting. I got to see the Icelandic girls one more time before they went home later in the week, but really I spent most of the day sitting around because I was really sick to my stomach for some reason. That evening we came home. We weren't home for long though because Tuesday we left to go to this town about 2 1/2 hours away called Besse. For Christmas, my host mom and her boyfriend got me a trip to go with them to go snowboarding for 4 days (this trip) but we didn't get any snow. We had lots of fun though! On monday we drove up and about half way there we stopped at a grocery store and got stuff to make a nice picnic lunch, then drove up to the top of this giant hill and look over the whole city to eat our lunches. It was really pretty, but also really windy so we didn't stay long. After lunch we finished driving and arrived at Frédéric's parent's mobile home, where we were staying. We didn't do much else interesting that day, we just went into the snowboard town and tried to walk around, but it was really cold and windy, so we went and got hot cocoa and went to a few sites but nothing too interesting (except when one stop keeper tried to tell my host mom she was shocking everyone, like waken you run your feet on the carpet then touch metal, because she was too stressed) Other than that, it was just a nice day. Wednesday we spent the day in Bessac, and had a lovely day. We took a nice long walk around the lake that is pictured above, and it wasn't too cold since there wasn't really any wind. Other than that, we just kinda had a relaxing day. For dinner we went to a really nice restaurant. This was the only the second time I was in a real French restarunt, and not just a cafe, but this one was way nicer than than the last one. We sat down and the first thing they offered us was an aperitif (I don't know the name in english, but it is basically a course of mainly alcohol, and sometimes some small snacks that is eaten before a meal, usually dinner) but it was the first time I have ever been offered alcohol in a restaurant. It took me kind of off gaurd, but it was really good. I only drank about half of it over the course of the meal, but it was one of the better drinks I have tasted while I have been here. For dinner I had filet mignon of pork in a mustard sauce with apples, mixed vegetables (but actually good ones, not like in the US) and potatoes. (and don't worry I didn't break the bank getting filet mignon, it was about the same price as everything else at the restraunt). My host mom and her boyfriend split the dish the restaurant is known for. It was bread and I think maybe another type or two of carbs all melted together in cheese. It came out in this big skillet and was really pretty good, but I wouldn't have wanted a whole dinner of it. For dessert we had creme brule, icecream, and apple cake. Overall, It was a really good day. Thursday we took a walk around Besse, and we did a little bit of shopping and just enjoyed the day. Just before we left, I got to go on an amazing zipline over another lake (not the one we walked around, there is another one in the snowboarding village.) It was really similar to the one in Equador, were I layed down on my stomach and was sent flying off down the cord. It was so pretty. I have to say, I think I have decided the best way to see the landscape of a place is on a zipline, because you get such an amazing arial view. Other than that, we just drove home the rest of the day, nothing really interesting. Friday, me and one of my AFS friends (Gina) went to a nearby city called Brieve. (That is where the war statue and the cockoo clock pictures are from,) and we had a really nice day there. It was super cold that day, so we spent most of the day trying to find stores and places to hid from the cold in, but it was super nice. We took a train there and just spent most of the day walking around. We went to the Christmas market, and did some shopping, and even found a cute little park and played on the playground for a little while, because their playgrounds are so much more fun here than they are at home. We also found a little carnival that we stopped at, where we played at the claw machines (I actually won 2 stuffed animals and only spent 2 euros) and just walked around a little, before deciding to go ice skating. They didn't have a rink of real ice, but I thought it could be fun anyway, and we were looking for something to do, so we figured we would try it. Turns out it was a huge waste of money. Me and my friend came to the conclusion they waxed the plastic we were skating on too much, because there was absolutly no friction and it was impossible to skate on. (I will post a video of her trying to skate on it) Then, we went to an art exibit where they transformed an appartement into a cave using paper. (It was like an origami cave) and it was a nice warm place to hang out in for a while. Finally, we decided we were tired and cold, so we went and found a cafe, where I got probably one of the best lattes I have had in my life. We sat there for quite some time, until it was time to go catch the train. Overall, it was a really fun day. Saturday was New Year's Eve, and we went to Bordeaux for that. Around 8, we went to my host mom's aunt's house and mostly spent the night taking. We mostly sat there and just talked, but it was really nice because my host mom's cousin's boyfriend does't speak much french, but speaks really good english, so it made it way easier for me because his girlfriend was explaining everything that was going on to him in english, so when I was lost I could listen to them to get caught back up. I had lots of fun while I was there, but between the different alcohols I tried, and the fact we stayed until almost 2, I was really tired by the time we got back to my host mom's parent's house. I slept until like 11 the next morning, then got up and had a nice brunch. My host mom's mom made scones, and we had bacon and pancetta, scrambled eggs, and coffee. It was a nice way to wake up, because we don't to many big breakfasts. After that, we came home and the fun for my vacation was pretty much over. I did homework pretty much all day monday, and tuesday was my first day back at school, but nothing interesting happened. I hope everyone had a good new years and I miss you all!

[daryljdugdale]

LONG TIME WAITING

Since my last blog “It’s been tough” eight weeks ago, TC has taken on the mantle of blogging. That primarily has been the consequence of my lack of focus and energy, alongside TC’s need to get her message out there. She has been very clear about the struggles we have both been through. We are now dealing with the disease in two forms. The disease in the brain and the disease in the lungs. My latest CT scan, results received last week, showed shrinkage in all nodules in the lungs. This is of course great news and shows the treatment plan there is doing well. The LMD in the brain however is the area of main concern. I won’t have a clear idea of progress here until the end of May. This is also the area where pain and comfort predominantly oscillates and where my struggle has been. The hardest part has been the intense headaches I’ve been experiencing, sometimes throughout the whole day. At last however I feel we have just about got the pain relief sorted through measurement of morphine distribution throughout the day. Some days it might go a little under or a little over but on the whole is just about right. It does make a significant difference being able to manage that pain. I now have a routine to my day, which includes three meds stops, morning, noon and night time. Periodically I have one of those slots as a nap session. All to re-energize my body and mind. Additional symptoms include trembling on my left hand side, nausea most mornings with periodic episodes of sickness. Finally a back pains that run down the spine. These are all elements of my disease. We’re all hoping as I continue with the Tagresso this will reduce alongside the fatigue and lack of appetite. The toughest part of all is waiting and hoping. This combination impacts on the emotional. There is then the leakage onto the interrelationship between TC and I. TC running around being my carer doing her best to respond to my needs whilst pushing the negativity away, and resisting her negativity to my position. Sometimes you can be smothered with love. She counts my meds and hands them to me the same time everyday like the nurse in “ One Flew Over The Cockoo’s Nest.” We have just returned from a short break in a cottage in West Wales in which my energy levels were low and flat. We have as another cottage in Monmouthshire booked for this week with the kids. We’re all hoping I’m a little more energized this time round. I’m really conscious I’m needing to plan for several things all at the same time, it also leaves TC with an increasing sense of loneliness and if not present it’s anticipated. This is really tough. It announces to all of us that we’re moving into another stage of the disease. The meds increase, the medics increase and the time we have openly, consciously to discuss our current position reduced and gives us a realization time is very precious. Our trip back to Spain is once again on the back burner. It looks like the end of May is no longer possible and June might be an option. However it all seems a little bit in the air. We both try not to think too far in the future whilst leaving some positive energy and hope in our thoughts. I know TC is feeling a lot of pressure both emotionally and physically that she is leading the way and I need to up my game. I need to evidence a desire and a will that on some occasions I haven’t been able to. I’m going to do my best to follow this through although it is tough. The fatigue sometimes cuts through as the biggest emotion, that I can’t help. It might just be the longest wait. D x