Kallus: Oh no! The rebels have us surrounded and my stormtroopers have been stunned and whoops! There goes my bo-rifle! We can only hope they don’t find the vault that’s down the hall to the left— other left, my left— Oh what a terrible day this is. Good thing there’s only two minutes until reinforcements arrive. No it’s a pull. You have to push the buttons. Push the buttons and pull at the same time. There you go. I didn’t design the door Zeb!

When the sky forgets its name. 🌫️🌅

Two ends of the elf spectrum

In one of my film classes last semester we had to tell a story in 3 pictures for a mini assignment so my friend and I did this

Happy 10 year anniversary to this post!

Didn’t expect that.

No one ever does.

Aurora borealis on a winter night ✨

I still don’t know what I’m wearing to the living room New Years Eve… I might not even go.

i wish my car was allowed inside so bad :(

*cat

Most relatable human on the show. Who among us civilians would not, at least once, snap, shriek, flail, and throw poorly-aimed things at an oncoming horror

literally cannot stop thinking about the return. like imagine being the sgc right? you send a group of second-bests; people that are really good at their job, but you can risk sending to another galaxy with a chance of not getting them back. and about 80% of them are people who don't really Work Well In The System. you dont hear from them for a whole year and consider them lost, and then you get an email that they need your help Right Now or they'll Die. alright whatever you send a ship and a zpm they win the battle everyones grand. using that ship you keep sending new people there, and these people know they can go home at any time. its just another rotation to them. but they start writing home and saying that the original crew are..... weird. there are interesting rules and habits and recreational activities and food. and the most weird is their connection to the actual city. you take note of these letters about the original crews Weirdness but otherwise dont really care. and then the ancients come back!! and they kick everyone out of atlantis. well, that sucks, but it was a resource sink anyway and all you really got out of it was another interstellar war you weren't prepared for. you take this as a sign you shouldnt have gone out there in the first place and carry on with your day.

except the original crew are fighting back. theyre complaining and rallying and saying its not fair and they should get to stay. what the fuck. you tell them its out of your hands and bring them home. and they're all acting like depressed little lizards, and oddly enough Elizabeth Weir - the token "normal person" you had put in charge of these outcasts - is the most depressed of the depressed little lizards, and she doesnt leave her house the entire six weeks. and the one time she does leave her house, she, her flagship team, and the fucking DOCTOR of all people steal the weird little ship and go fight the replicators to retake atlantis.

fine. whatever. they can have their city in another galaxy. its not like they ever listened to you in the first place.

We never see anti-sex and anti-choice people go after viagra. Why? Where are all the myths that it’s harmful to you, it’s big pharma trying to pervert the natural order? Where are all the rampant lies and falsehoods about its effectiveness?

Oh, right, because it’s not about that. It’s about controlling women, especially young women. It’s about putting us back into the home, preventing us from working or living outside the domestic sphere.

They don’t care about viagra, they care about all your options for reproductive choice. Birth control, abortion, IVF, surrogacy, all of that is included into their moral panic. But not men’s sexual healthcare, that’s perfectly fine. But a woman’s? Well, it’s always been about policing us.

I mean...it could be because Viagra tends not to kill a human :D :D

I know this quite old but I’m still going to respond to it:

Neither does birth control and neither does emergency contraceptive. Yet both are horrifically lie about, fear-mongered, and smeared.

I wonder why.

"Emergency contraceptive" -- or anything applied after conception -- does kill a human. That's just basic biology.

No, it doesn’t. It can’t. Pregnancy does not happen until the zygote implants into the uterus. All that emergency contraception and birth control does is hinders this process.

Nope. A unique individual human being with all information present is produced when the egg and sperm unite (to form the zygote). "Pregnancy" or "human being" as defined by "implantation into the uterus" is almost a cute dodge though. :D But it does raise some moral issues for you if you think someone's biological humanity can be conferred or taken away by physical location (i.e., uterus, fallopian tubes, outside the womb, whatever country you don't happen to like, etc.) or degree of development (infant, toddler, senior citizen, someone with mental disabilities). Just something for you to consider.

That’s so funny because if you ask literally any fucking OBGYN they will tell you with absolute certainty that a pregnancy is not happen until the zygote implants. You cannot be pregnant without that happening. And over 50% of zygotes never implant anyway, most people just flush it out during their cycle.

The fact you think me spouting actual fucking science is some fucking political ‘dodge’ is so cute and tells me everything about you.

No one is taking away ‘biological humanity’ (whatever the fuck that means) all I said was ‘unless you are pregnant, you are not pregnant’.

Also, even if fetuses could be considered people (and having human DNA ≠ person) we’d have to contend with the issue of:

Does that make it right for one person to use another person’s body against their will?

I know you’re answer :D

Since your answer actually failed to counter anything I said and perpetuated the dodge, I think I'll just repeat what I said with one small clarification: "Pregnancy" or "human being" as defined by "implantation into the uterus" is almost a cute dodge though. :D (AS IN: I'm not contending when "pregnancy" starts. I'm contending when human life begins; and science is pretty clear on that one. Conception, not implantation. You sneaked "pregnancy starts!" in there and thought I wouldn't notice the goalposts being moved. :D) But it does raise some moral issues for you if you think someone's biological humanity can be conferred or taken away by physical location (i.e., uterus, fallopian tubes, outside the womb, whatever country you don't happen to like, etc.) or degree of development (infant, toddler, senior citizen, someone with mental disabilities). Just something for you to consider.

We never see anti-sex and anti-choice people go after viagra. Why? Where are all the myths that it’s harmful to you, it’s big pharma trying to pervert the natural order? Where are all the rampant lies and falsehoods about its effectiveness?

Oh, right, because it’s not about that. It’s about controlling women, especially young women. It’s about putting us back into the home, preventing us from working or living outside the domestic sphere.

They don’t care about viagra, they care about all your options for reproductive choice. Birth control, abortion, IVF, surrogacy, all of that is included into their moral panic. But not men’s sexual healthcare, that’s perfectly fine. But a woman’s? Well, it’s always been about policing us.

I mean...it could be because Viagra tends not to kill a human :D :D

I know this quite old but I’m still going to respond to it:

Neither does birth control and neither does emergency contraceptive. Yet both are horrifically lie about, fear-mongered, and smeared.

I wonder why.

"Emergency contraceptive" -- or anything applied after conception -- does kill a human. That's just basic biology.

No, it doesn’t. It can’t. Pregnancy does not happen until the zygote implants into the uterus. All that emergency contraception and birth control does is hinders this process.

Nope. A unique individual human being with all information present is produced when the egg and sperm unite (to form the zygote). "Pregnancy" or "human being" as defined by "implantation into the uterus" is almost a cute dodge though. :D But it does raise some moral issues for you if you think someone's biological humanity can be conferred or taken away by physical location (i.e., uterus, fallopian tubes, outside the womb, whatever country you don't happen to like, etc.) or degree of development (infant, toddler, senior citizen, someone with mental disabilities). Just something for you to consider.

And animal embryos don't look like animals, yet you all demand the animals get to live.

So why doesn't a child still in the embryonic stage get to keep their life?

We never see anti-sex and anti-choice people go after viagra. Why? Where are all the myths that it’s harmful to you, it’s big pharma trying to pervert the natural order? Where are all the rampant lies and falsehoods about its effectiveness?

Oh, right, because it’s not about that. It’s about controlling women, especially young women. It’s about putting us back into the home, preventing us from working or living outside the domestic sphere.

They don’t care about viagra, they care about all your options for reproductive choice. Birth control, abortion, IVF, surrogacy, all of that is included into their moral panic. But not men’s sexual healthcare, that’s perfectly fine. But a woman’s? Well, it’s always been about policing us.

I mean...it could be because Viagra tends not to kill a human :D :D

I know this quite old but I’m still going to respond to it:

Neither does birth control and neither does emergency contraceptive. Yet both are horrifically lie about, fear-mongered, and smeared.

I wonder why.

"Emergency contraceptive" -- or anything applied after conception -- does kill a human. That's just basic biology.