#greatest effects ever

[cuterocks]

thirst (2009) is the most movie ever

[dorkfruit]

if i should fall, will it all go away?

every damn time .. love u saint of the grindset <3

[keeps-ache]

(this is specifically about Hid lol)

[tododeku-or-bust]

Automedon had that clapback locked and loaded just for Achilles

[yuukimiyas]

✧⁺⸜( ´꒵` )⸝⁺✧ g’mornie lovies! i hope you’re all well rested for a fantastic day ahead!! my bf & i are both off today & i think we’re gonna go to the mall!! :3 ilyasm forever!! <33

[cephalonsuda]

when god made me, i had to sign a contract and one of the clauses said i had to love characters with roman/roman-inspired names in any given setting

[mariocki]

Barbara Murray attempts a needlessly convoluted swindle, as Lady Diane Battersley in The Adventurer: The Not-So-Merry Widow (1.18, ITC, 1973)

[echobx]

idk if or when I will post my OCxJJ fic but what you gotta understand is, that

JJ "we would find each other in every universe" Maybank x Eno "this is my single one shot at happiness, one wrong decision and this goes south" Carter

just slaps fucking hard to me and I can't even explain it without going on a tanget.

[madwickedawesome]

lock these little nerds into a room together for 2 hours what song is being released

[timptoe]

Same, man. Same.

[hoperays-song]

My dad has spent all day today talking to me about being proud of having his last name and bringing honor to it... this man’s gonna become a fainting goat in like two weeks when I legally change it to a completely random name with no family ties at all. 

... I should bring popcorn to that family meeting. It’s gonna be hilarious. 

[durn3h]

The hate for ozempic and that class of drugs is so dumb and no one can even put together a coherent argument against it. Tons of people use the dumbest argument of "oh, they need to have the willpower to lose weight, a pill is just cheating" which like, why would you gatekeep health? If there is an easy way to significantly increase your health and not only add several years or even decades to your life, but to make those years significantly more enjoyable, why should we make people suffer to achieve the same results or worse? And, being obese also seriously fucks with your hormone levels and directly lowers your discipline and willpower, so it's much more difficult for them to "just suck it up" or whatever.

And we've already known for years that things like addiction and obesity are strongly linked to genetics, and the effectiveness of ozempic just goes to further show what has always been suspected, different people have different hormonal responses to food that make them more or less hungry and more or less satiated, and when using exogenous hormones to increase these things, everyone loses weight. When you ask a naturally skinny person how they stay skinny, the answer is always "I just eat whenever I want to eat and stop when I feel full" and whenever you ask a fat person how they stay fat, the answer is always "I just eat whenever I want to eat and stop when I feel full" and whenever you ask a person that takes ozempic what they did to lose so much weight they say "I just eat whenever I want to eat and stop when I feel full." It's literally just people acting in accordance with what their body is telling them, which shows that different people have different innate desires for food and ozempic just levels the playing field and there's no moral superiority to be gained by taking the hard way, especially when it's been shown time and time again that diets just aren't effective long term for most people. It's literally just naturally skinny people or the few that were able to successfully lose weight and maintain it with the boomer mentality of "I had to work for it so you should too" even though they either didn't have to work for it or didn't have to work very hard.

The other dumbest arguments are the people always going on about side effects, which either falls into the category of "this works too well, there must be horrific long term side effects even though we have 0 evidence for them" or "the short term side effects are too bad." The first one is especially dumb because we have no reason to think there are long term side effects, and being fat is literally the worst possible thing for your health long term, so it's almost impossible for any potential side effects to have worse consequences than obesity. And for the second, if something causes you bad short term side effects, just don't fucking take it because obviously it's not working for you specifically. If I said "wow, this is the best pizza I've ever had in my life, I wish I could share a slice with everyone" and then you said "no, pizza is horrible, no one should ever eat pizza, every time I have any I immediately get agonizing stomach pains and shit and puke my brains out for the rest of the day" that's because you're lactose intolerant, you fucking retard. Just because something doesn't work for you doesn't mean it's not great for the general public.

[monty-glasses-roxy]

Been doodling in my notebook some of the lil blorbo guys and design ideas but my MP3 player is dead and the charger is gone so... Yeah that's the end of that. Devastating...

[nuttysaladtree]

Prev's tags: #hehehe that’s not katya… it’s catya #goncharov

hey, prev, how does it feel to be the funniest purrson person here?

Happy 50th (1st) anniversary to the best miaufia movie

You activated my trap card! Now you must check out our crow + cats game >:3

[grasshoppergeography]

Hey All,

I've been away for some time, as we've been working really hard on something quite exciting:

let me present to you the world's first ever global ocean drainage basin map that shows all permanent and temporary water flows on the planet.

This is quite big news, as far as I know this has never been done before. There are hundreds of hours of work in it (with the data + manual work as well) and it's quite a relief that they are all finished now.

But what is an ocean drainage basin map, I hear most of you asking? A couple of years ago I tried to find a map that shows which ocean does each of the world's rivers end up in. I was a bit surprised to see there is no map like that, so I just decided I'll make it myself - as usual :) Well, after realizing all the technical difficulties, I wasn't so surprised any more that it didn't exist. So yeah, it was quite a challenge but I am very happy with the result.

In addition to the global map I've created a set of 43 maps for different countries, states and continents, four versions for each: maps with white and black background, and a version for both with coloured oceans (aka polygons). Here's the global map with polygons:

I know from experience that maps can be great conversation starters, and I aim to make maps that are visually striking and can effectively deliver a message. With these ocean drainage basin maps the most important part was to make them easily understandable, so after you have seen one, the others all become effortless to interpret as well. Let me know how I did, I really appreciate any and all kinds of feedback.

Here are a few more from the set, I hope you too learn something new from them. I certainly did, and I am a geographer.

The greatest surprise with Europe is that its biggest river is all grey, as the Volga flows into the Caspian sea, therefore its basin counts as endorheic.

An endorheic basin is one which never reaches the ocean, mostly because it dries out in desert areas or ends up in lakes with no outflow. The biggest endorheic basin is the Caspian’s, but the area of the Great Basin in the US is also a good example of endorheic basins.

I love how the green of the Atlantic Ocean tangles together in the middle.

No, the dividing line is not at Cape Town, unfortunately.

I know these two colours weren’t the best choice for colourblind people and I sincerely apologize for that. I’ve been planning to make colourblind-friendly versions of my maps for ages now – still not sure when I get there, but I want you to know that it’s just moved up on my todo-list. A lot further up.

Minnesota is quite crazy with all that blue, right? Some other US states that are equally mind-blowing: North Dakota, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming. You can check them all out here.

Yes, most of the Peruvian waters drain into the Atlantic Ocean. Here are the maps of Peru, if you want to take a closer look.

Asia is amazingly colourful with lots of endorheic basins in the middle areas: deserts, the Himalayas and the Caspian sea are to blame. Also note how the Indonesian islands of Java and Sumatra are divided.

I mentioned earlier that I also made white versions of all maps. Here’s Australia with its vast deserts. If you're wondering about the weird lines in the middle: that’s the Simpson desert with its famous parallel sand dunes.

North America with white background and colourful oceans looks pretty neat, I think.

Finally, I made the drainage basin maps of the individual oceans: The Atlantic, the Arctic, the Indian and the Pacific. The Arctic is my favourite one.

I really hope you like my new maps, and that they will become as popular as my river basin maps. Those have already helped dozens of environmental NGOs to illustrate their important messages all around the world. It would be nice if these maps too could find their purpose.

[punkkboyyluvrr]

about to watch destroy all neighbors wish me luck