#mostly george

[nowshesdoingitallthetime]

oh this is bad for tumblr user @nowshesdoingitallthetime

[futurewdclandonorris]

Mercedes is causing me pain

[followthebluebell]

Hi! Wanted to ask, is there any particular breed of cat in your shelter that tends to be adopted quickly? Are there cats that seem to be more difficult to adopt out?

Yeah, sphynxes tend to be adopted out super quick. I'm surprised we still have Peach and Finn--- I knew we'd have them for a while because we were treating Finn's FIP, but I didn't expect to STILL have them. We usually have a list of people looking for sphynxes, but all of the people on the list are only looking for ONE cat, not two.

So bonded pairs are more difficult to adopt out, unless they are tiny baby kittens.

tbh, a lot of pedigreed cats get adopted out relatively quickly due to the whole 'we have a list of people looking for this exact breed' thing. Like I've already got people asking about Persephone just because they want a bengal and don't mind working with her severe fears. I'm not complaining about that, exactly. Some part of me feels some kind of way about that but I try not to let it bother me too much.

Domestic shorthairs are the hardest to adopt out (medium haired cats are the most popular of the non-pedigreed cats; longhaired cats are slightly less popular but still pretty desirable). People are well aware that they can get a moggie anywhere. I can swear up and down that my moggies are special (because they are), but so is every cat. Can't really argue with that.

Cats that are a bit 'generic' don't get adopted as quickly. Short haired tabbies and solid blacks are the slowest to get adopted. People want something that looks more 'interesting'. I teach my 'less desirable' cats little tricks to make them more adoptable and it tends to work.

Cats with visible, but not super work intensive, disabilities get adopted pretty quickly. Cats with one eye or three legs are fairly popular. People always think 'ohh no one will want this one', but they're wrong. Everyone loves a nice disabled kitty, so a short-haired tabby with three legs or one eye will be adopted pretty quick.

Fully blind or deaf cats are less popular, but there's generally still a list of people looking for that. Blindness is more 'adoptable' than deafness.

Cats with invisible disabilities or medical needs are the slowest of all to be adopted. Like diabetes or something similar. If a cat has an ongoing medical need that could be expensive, that cat is going to be with us for a while.

[moptopper]

the beatles, everybody

[prettybabyimblue]

[angelcake10023]

“You’re better off without me….” 💔

Oh god it got sad- oh no- gaaahandmmd- the separation scene for the Curious MK Au

Bonus

After he’s gone

Regret

[thewordisbond]

Mostly George x YoltzDee Deliver 'Supervillain Freestyle' Of Super-Hero Themed Trilogy

Posted on https://www.thewordisbond.com/mostly-george-x-yoltzdee-deliver-supervillain-freestyle-of-super-hero-themed-trilogy/

Mostly George x YoltzDee Deliver 'Supervillain Freestyle' Of Super-Hero Themed Trilogy

International, bi-lingual rap star Mostly George releases his latest track ‘Supervillain Freestyle.’ This serves as the third part of his super-hero themed trilogy and is produced by YoltzDee. Over a backdrop looped with compelling and trippy melodies and striking textures, Mostly George spi

[gael-garcia]

Day of the Dead (1985), dir. George A. Romero

[feketeribizli]

ummm proper post of me alien au 😁 not much to elaborate on we are just having a bit of fun... (well not all of us. pray for lando lol)

[javelinbk]

The Beatles (minus Ringo) and Jimmie Nicol at their press conference in Adelaide, 12th June 1964 - part 2 (part 1, part 3)

Adding the video this time for George’s laugh…

[george-harrison-daily]

george and john as those two (lesbian) girls doing each other’s makeup on a bed

they're so annoying i hate them forever + extra lil close up thingy of em cus i really like how it turned out below

[irvingcoded]

these are still VERY rough and definitely need more work (and tbh in some cases will likely be completely redone) but.... . , anyway girlnavy daguerreotype series

[howfarethestars]

i’ve seen furiosa three times now, and i keep coming back to the idea of it being a story told as oral history. it’s mythic, it’s legendary, it’s sprawling, and it’s just an absolute joy to watch. it feels like storytelling at its very essence. it’s the kind of story that got told around a camp fire three thousand years ago.

i think you can feel its mythology most in its inaccuracies and missing pieces. we don’t know exactly how dementus and his crew brought down the leader of gas town; we just know that he did it. we don’t know every detail of the 40 days wasteland war; we just know how it ended. it feels like reading from a history book and there’s a footnote at the bottom noting the uncertainty surrounding certain aspects of the story.

furiosa is entirely the vessel through which the story is told. she’s our lens. if she doesn’t know what happened (dementus didn’t drag her into gas town; she doesn’t know what happened exactly) (she was in the citadel watching the 49 day war from a distance; she doesn’t know the details), neither does the audience. she’s set up to be a pretty reliable narrator (and so is the physical narrator, the history man), but she can’t help what she simply doesn’t know.

that’s why i find the ending so interesting, too. the introduction of the idea that maybe the peach tree isn’t true, that stories got passed around saying that furiosa simply shot dementus or tortured him to death in the same tree where he did the same to her mother, is something most *films* don’t do. it’s something that myths do, something that a real breathing person would do if they were verbally telling you the story.

because it’s an oral history!!

[finelinens1994]

a kiss for his favorite masked boy

[prettybabyimblue]

Based on (somewhat) true events

[angelcake10023]

A Little Jungle Makeover 🍃🌸

The beginning of my apology for the last post hdkdhdkdjdkdkdke there will be more fluff to come!