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kat-theglitch · 1 year ago
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You won't believe that I had to reupload this because I forgot his hair streak thing...
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m3-mianbo · 8 months ago
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mari-lair · 1 month ago
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very rushed but it is of utmost importance that you know the researcher is a fan of puns.
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frankiensteinsmonster · 1 year ago
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People in this demographic, please let me know how to tag to get a hold of you as someone who doesn't need Image Descriptions!!
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canisalbus · 1 year ago
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Ok ok hear me out: it could end in tragedy,, AND have a happy ending. The attempt(s) on Machete’s life force him to flee, he doesn’t even have the chance to find Vasco. Cue gay longing for at least a few years while Machete despairs over the loss of his love, his life, his status. He and Vasco only reunite (again) in their later years. Their relationship is forever flavored with loss and loneliness, but that only means they savor every moment that much more
I also I would like to see them as old men. Vasco would be so droopy :)
You gave me such old dog brainworms.
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capitanoidyll · 2 months ago
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Imagine it's the zombie apocalypse but you're blind.
Like, you're unaware of what happened to the world, you got your dog, and your walking stick and fucking pervert Jerry from across the street comes racing towards you (he's a zombie) and the moment he touches you, you whack him hard on the leg (you injure him terribly).
"I warned you about touching me, Jerry, and go take a shower. You smell like a corpse!"
Your dog (the most nonchalant dog there is) just starts pulling you along again.
Off to the store you go! (You don't realize that zombie Jerry is limping after you, albeit slowly.)
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frozenflvrries · 4 months ago
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Like this if you either or both are blind/low vision, Deaf/Hard of Hearing, neurodivergent, disabled, chronically ill, has a rare disability, apart of ROYGBIV crew, introverted, or you are awesome!!!
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floralstorms · 6 months ago
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“WELL WELL WELL BEING”
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huh
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kat-theglitch · 1 year ago
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BOO! SUDDEN EXTRA DROP!!!
Do you know Blinding Vision AU by @kat-theglitch??
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Learn more about the AU by clicking here!!
Reminder!! Submissions are open!! You can use the submission form or the asks!! ^^
Submission Note: This is a new AU I think so so far there’s only one update but it’s already very awesome!
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fightingwithallreality · 3 months ago
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The Enchanted Horse (1992) written by Magdalen Nabb, illustrated by Julek Heller
For @horsefigureoftheday
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reasonsforhope · 7 months ago
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By the time Sue Shusterman turns away from the bench at the overlook and back toward the trailhead, she knows the paddleboarders are out in force 300 yards away on the gleaming blue surface of Chatfield Reservoir.  
She knows the high runoff waters have flooded the roots of Chatfield’s willows and cottonwoods, and that the first spring-green layers of the foothills rise to the west like soft fabric. 
How she acquired these life-affirming memories is at first a mystery, since Shusterman is blind and is heading back toward the parking lot making her usual sweep of the path in front with her ever-present white cane.  
But then a friendly voice emerges from the phone that Shusterman is pointing toward the path from her other hand.
A little to the left to stay on the paved path. Looks like there’s a trail all the way down to the beach, about 75 yards, if you wanted to go. I’ll just be here watching, let me know if you need anything. 
The voice is from a live, trained human guide FaceTiming through Shusterman’s phone camera on the Aira ability-assist app. Sight-impaired people have been using Aira’s guides to make it easier to do anything from navigating an airport to filling out an online job form. Now, all 42 Colorado state parks like Chatfield are geofenced to allow any visitor to use Aira for free to stroll the trails with a helpful set of eyes. 
The Aira guides seemingly effortlessly offer what a blind hiker either needs, or wants. If there’s a dangerous steep drop-off on the right, they warn. If the hiker would rather know if the sneezeweed is in bloom or the sailboats are luffing through a turn, Aira offers that instead.
For Shusterman, trying Aira as an outdoors adventure for the first time, the allure was simple: “Independence.” 
“So she’s doing, I think, a phenomenal job of including the necessary safety things, but the perks of the scenery, too,” Shusterman said, as she paused during a conversation with an Aira guide based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. “She’s doing great.”
State accessibility officials recently announced the expansion of Aira to state parks grounds, after previously providing Aira free for other state-related functions such as navigating a government building or getting help on an online site or filling out forms. Colorado cannot control the cellphone signal, though, so parks officials encourage visitors to try Aira at a familiar or close-in park space before ranging farther afield with it. Popular parks like Staunton or Golden Gate contain pockets where signals are not strong. 
For consumers buying access on their own, Aira costs about $50 for 30 minutes of assistance a month. Private employers and governments often buy package access to Aira and other accessibility apps for all employees to use. State accessibility coordinator Theresa Montano, who is blind and accompanied Shusterman on her Chatfield walk, said Amazon buys access so that sight-impaired shipping center employees can navigate steps to pack orders.
Montano uses Aira at her state job, saying the guides on the app can share her computer screen and help her get through an online task in 30 minutes that might take her four hours without help or through older accessibility tools. 
Adding Aira for state-owned lands was wrapped into the overall $250,000 budget for free Aira use on state property and with state websites. The additional utility is an obvious plus, Montano said. 
“This gives blind people the same opportunity to come and enjoy it by themselves or with their family if they want to, and be independent,” she said...
Shusterman walked away taking more from the big picture experience, rather than any particular scenic detail. 
“For me, it was, you know what, I could go for a walk on this path, and I could feel completely safe, and I would enjoy a nice walk and get some exercise, in an unfamiliar area,” Shusterman said. “It’s definitely a real confidence boost for me.”  
-via The Colorado Sun, June 11, 2024
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kat-theglitch · 1 year ago
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muffinlance · 1 month ago
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And now I remember why I haven't touched Blindsiding Badgermoles in months.
*stares at "outline" which is more like "aftermath of how-much-can-we-fit-in-one-chapter explosion"*
Oh boy.
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dear-ao3 · 4 months ago
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I saw this and thought the crossover was too good not to send you
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can’t believe people on twitter are just discovering that fanfic exists. this is why tumblr is superior.
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eleiwitch · 7 months ago
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IT'S VENTI BIRTHDAY
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becasart · 5 months ago
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She's beautiful, ethereal, stunning, dazzling, magnificent, jaw dropping... She's everything 😩💕💕💕
*EDITTTTTTTT: oh goshhh, it was bothering me how BLURRY the image turned out the first time I posted this. I never make comics and am unsure of resolution stuff when it comes to posting online, so sorry about that. Hope this is better!
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