#i really do not care

[vacantgodling]

also its called the snowfields because basically in my mind, it's pretty flat grassland--though because it's so northern, when winter arrives its pretty much just a field of snow. like its super on the nose.

[radio-wavelengths2]

lmao sorry we anons are having an orgy in the asks with your ocs

and it's my first day here ASDFGHJKL

--sweet tea anon

Always the one who sets up the orgies, never the one invited. Such is the life of a man who creates hot ocs

[listen-to-the-inner-walrus]

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[kirrafoster]

whatever who cares if u guys see what ive liked u already know im insane and horny

[stil-lindigo]

they're burning ballots in the US now btw. in case you wanted to know where things are at.

Edit: to clarify, locations mentioned are Vancouver, Washington and Portland, Oregon. This news story does not involve Canada.

Important info: Context: Dropbox location was Fisher's Landing Transit Center near Southeast 162nd Avenue Hundreds of ballots lost, voters should contact the Clark Auditor ASAP Clark Auditor contact info: clark.wa.gov/auditor (Washington voters) can confirm your ballot was received on: vote.wa.gov (Oregon voters) can confirm your ballot was received on: sos.oregon.gov General Ballot tracker: voteamerica.org/ballot-tracker

[12neonlit-stage]

you're allowed to discuss and work together, reblog for a higher sample size or something

You have 1 week, good luck!

[beebfreeb]

[ink-the-artist]

Love the contrast between the Americans’ “Apollo” and the Soviets’ “Sputnik.” You got the Americans naming their rocket after a Greek god trying to communicate the grandness and importance of this rocket. And you got the Soviets naming their rocket “fellow traveler.” Like a friend you go on an  adventure with together. This rocket is our little friend lol 

[wanologic]

reminder to take care of your loser human body

[stuckinapril]

i don't think people really understand what's happening in gaza. with each passing day that sees more and more palestinians dead, it's becoming easier and easier for those in the west to perceive them as nothing more than a statistic. they might engage w the occasional palestine post, sure, but it's just as easy to scroll right past that moments later w no real outrage for the genocide retained.

it's vital to stay reminded that palestinians who are with us today won't be with us tomorrow. it's happening every second of every minute of every hour, and it's relentless. somewhere in gaza a little girl is losing her mother, a little boy is watching his siblings bleed to death, elderly people are infirm with starvation and illness, palestinian women and girls are being sexually assaulted and kept in cages, fathers are leaving tents to find food for their families and not coming back. this is all happening right now, and it's a direct result of the west's complacency. it's a direct result of their not seeing arabs as people worth saving.

it might be hard to compute as a westerner, but this is real. don't let your privilege blind you to your humanity.

[eydilily]

would you bite the hand that feeds you?

[crumb-crumblet-s-crumbington]

the high guards littlest fan

[fernsnailz]

patient needs metamy yuri to live

[catmask]

sometimes while i think about that while a lot of adults did not treat me very well as a kid i also get a lot of 'in hindsight this person was so good to me and i didnt even realize it until now' as an adult. today i was thinking about how the first anime convention i ever went to was when i was 10 and i asked the man working the manga cafe what manga was/what a good place to start was (because the con was very overstimulating for me and i had gotten lost) and he asked how old i was before recommending yotsuba and asking if i wanted any water or something to eat. its really simple but theres a lot of bad things that couldve happened or he could've been careless in his recommendation, but instead yotsuba has remained one of my favorite manga for years, and probably a large portion of why i continue to read manga as an adult... i think adults who try to involve kids in the world safely/kindly even in little ways make so much more of a difference than they ever really know.

[spicyraeman]

Lae'zel of Crèche K'liir my beloved

[mischiefmanifold]

Oh ok didn't think I'd have to block someone I'm following today /about you

you don't have to say "about you" to the person whose inbox you're in, just fyi

also it's a great thing if aspie supremacists and people who spread misinformation are uncomfortable by my post. the point is to learn, and if you're too stubborn to do that please do block me