Overthinking It

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libraryogre:
“skyactually:
“uryyybel:
“”
In honour of my upcoming chronic pain appointment
”
My lower back
Is killing me (and I)
I must confess
So are my knees (so are my knees)
I’m pretty sure, I hurt my spiIiine
So call my ortho one more time!
”

libraryogre:

skyactually:

uryyybel:

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In honour of my upcoming chronic pain appointment

My lower back

Is killing me (and I)

I must confess

So are my knees (so are my knees)

I’m pretty sure, I hurt my spiIiine

So call my ortho one more time!

penrosesun:

I really wish people would understand that there is a vast gulf of cultural difference between “nomadic ethnic groups” and “ethnic groups which are not and have never been nomadic, but which were repeatedly violently expelled”

The Saami people are nomadic. The Buryats are nomadic. Uyghurs are not. Jews are not. Many Native American groups, including the Cherokee, Chickasaw, Choctaw, and Creek are not. This distinction may seem small and academic but it is absolutely vital to understanding modern day conflicts involving these groups.

Some cultures are itinerant, with physical movement from place to place as an inherent part of their identity. Some cultures were violently displaced, with a cultural identity that carries the scars of being forced to relocate, against their will. It is victim blaming of the highest order to treat the second type as though it is the first.

cryptotheism:

Hot girl at a party gives me her phone to input my number, I install a child lock app and walk home

anxiette:

minyardlumberyard:

wowbright:

Friendly reminder that you’re not required to publicly take sides in any geopolitical conflict you don’t understand.

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tags too good to leave in tags @hyperrbolic-orange

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also way too valuable to leave in tags! from @carolinanadeau

Your position, if pressed, can be “I don’t know enough about that to have a solid opinion.”

jabberwockypie:

jabberwockypie:

The thing about Harry Potter is it just makes me fucking tired?

I don’t especially give a shit if somebody is reading the books or watching the movies in private, but if you’re being loudly, stridently, openly fannish about it you’ve got to be aware at this stage of things how that’s perceived? At the bare minimum, being perceived as transphobic wasn’t a deal breaker.

A doll forum I frequent is discussing whether or not to ban pictures of Harry Potter merch, and wow do I recognize a lot of the people going “Um, nobody cares about politics actually, sweetie” “Why does everything have to be political?” as having said some virulently transphobic shit elsewhere.

Someone asked me “:( So you want to DIVIDE people?”

Yes. You can’t UwU Let’s All Get Along about whether or not a given group of people should have human rights.

You can’t shake the devil’s hand and say you’re only kidding.

“*I* didn’t make it political. JK Rowling made it political.”

bettinalevyisdetermined:

octophat:

heroofthreefaces:

embyrr922:

indianajjones:

bana05:

brightindie:

Don’t invite me anywhere last minute I enjoy doing nothing so I need to know ahead of time if my plan to do nothing needs to be changed

This is legit and people don’t realize it.

“hey what are you doing?”
“nothing” 
“oh great! so you are avaliab-”
“no you don’t understand. I’m doing nothing.” 

I’m
doing nothing. Actively. It’s important.

This is essential nothing I’m doing.

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phoukanamedpookie:

pagecommando:

spot-the-antisemitism:

phoukanamedpookie:

Seriously, why are so few people talking about Qatar spending lots and lots and lots of money to influence Western institutions?

Because Quatar bought their silence?

It’s fascinating because with the increased ‘popularity’ of ZOG shit at both ends of the horseshoe, Russia is, philosophically, and Qatar is financially and PR-wise, in actuality, what people paid by Qatar and/or in rapidly radicalized conspiracist K-holes from others paid by Qatar or who went to colleges with programs funded by Qatar, what they insist Israel/Da Jooz are. (See also Saudi’s 'vision 2030’)

Like. A middle eastern nation is throwing billions of dollars at US media and education, but Da Jooz aren’t involved so we can’t really report on how that manifests (media) and if Da Jooz talk about it it’s clannish zionist hasbara but also we need to defend Qatar from perfidious accusations of using its money and influence to gain outcomes it wants from people it gives money (And jets) to.

Exactly.

All day, every day, it’s, “AIPAC money” this and “Israel lobby” that. Yet Qatar bought a plane for a sitting US president, poured billions into elite US institutions (notice that it ain’t community colleges or HBCUs), and no one thought, “Maybe we should see if they’re involved with anything else and what they get out of their investment.”

AIPAC money ain’t shit!

funfey:

dorothylarouge:

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You are not staying in the tags

and-corn:

Panel 1: The knight and the dragon sit on the cliffside overlooking a vast valley as the sun rises in front of them. "Wow.." says the knight.  Panel 2: The knight looks in awe at the view in front of her, saying "I can't believe you had this view right outside your door every morning and didn't even know it." "Do you want to see a better one?" asks the dragon.ALT
Panel 1: The knight looks up as the dragon stretches. "A better what?" asks the knight. "View," replies the dragon.  Panel 2: The dragon sits with wings raised. His hands are open and clasped together in front, resting on the ground. "Climb on," says the dragon.ALT
Panel 1: The knight, not moving, looks upon the dragon's hands in the foreground.  Panel 2: "Are you sure?" she asks.ALT
Panel 1: The dragon leans over, a conceding look on his face. "I promise I won't drop you... or eat you," he says.  Panel 2: "Yeah, but that flying I saw early didn't exactly fill me with confidence," says the knight. The dragon looks at her unamused.ALT
Panel 1: "Ha ha," says the dragon sarcastically. "Just trust me."  Panel 2: The knight climbs tentatively into the cradle formed by the dragon's claws.ALT
Panel 1: Kneeling down, the knight rests her hands on the scales and skin of the dragon's.  Panel 2: The knight grips the raised thumbs of the dragon's hands - like the ropes of a swing. "Hold on," says the dragon.ALT
The dragon rushes forward, pushing off the edge of the cliff. The knight holds on, a look of fear on her face as the ground drops away from below her.ALT
The dragon descends in freefall until spreading out his wings, catching air, and lifting high off the ground.ALT
Panel 1: The knight peaks through eyes squeezed tightly shut, air blowing through her hair.  Panel 2: Her eyes widen in amazement as she takes in the sight before her.ALT
The dragon flies among light clouds above a landscape of mountains, trees, and rivers washed in the light of the rising sun. "...woah" says the knight.ALT

(part 7 of this comic)