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Well since tumblr sucks here is take 2. LGBTQ+ BLM safe Nazi's, racists, and trumpers FUCK OFF. 39 M The usual disclaimer: This blog is NSFW If you don't enjoy that, find the parts of tumblr that you enjoy and go there instead of complaining and reporting. No one under 18 allowed. All content has been taken from the net. If something is your please contact me and I will take it down.
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i found out that  Black Friday 2013, Cards Against Humanity had an “Anti-Sale” with increased prices, and still had a sales spike and maintained its best-selling status on Amazon. (x)

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Ok so maybe you already know but I rewatched FMAB this year, and once more I realized that it is and it will always be one of my favorite shows of all time. And I can’t begin to explain how much Arakawa’s creation means to me. Like I really can’t, but I’ll try

It’s filled by amazing, diverse and complex and lovable characters, and I love each one of them (yes Kimblee, you too); it has an excelent and well-carried plot, it made me laugh, it made me cry, it made me feel intrigued and all sort of things. But in the end, the thing that clicked for me was its core message, one that speaks about connection. The people we meet along the way and the true reason of our existence on this world, the things that really matter

I think that when Ed and Al burned their house, that October the 3rd, they were beginning a journey that, ironically, would lead them back to where they started: home, family, friends. Connection. 

Like Josh Ritter says in one of my favorite songs: “Only a full house’s gonna make a home“

I think of that song and that line in particular when I think of FMA

I tried to portrait that connection in this piece, I hope that gets through~

Happy October 3rd, everyone 😊💖

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This is avaliable as a print on Redbubble 🖼

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PREACH!

[Image ID: a tweet from Marianne Díaz Hernández, handle mariannedh, reading: [caps] “She’s giving children the example that quitting is fine”. [end caps]

Yes. Quitting is fine. There’s no virtue in suffering.

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Quitting is fine.

Don’t let the pathetic nobodies that have never accomplished anything tell you that you can’t quit.

If you don’t take a rest when you need a rest, how can you accomplish anything?

-fae

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We are the beginning and the end, we can never go backwards, that is why we are prisoners of the present, which is the only thing that exists.

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Somos el principio y final, nunca podemos ir hacia atrás, por eso somos presos del presente que es lo único que existe.

siir-poesia ©

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Anonymous asked:

I don’t know who this is a fuck to, but every now and again someone brings something up to me and claims it’s on sale , despite me having no sign that it is on sale

The management usually puts up some sign in said area stating that it is, but being stuck at a register all day keeps me from knowing anything about it unless someone else gives me a heads up. I can’t just take a customer as their word all the time , and it’s awkward to wait for confirmation

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Tomatoes have a kind of nervous system that warns about attacks
Plants may use their sap transport networks to shuttle charged ions, acting as a kind of simple nervous system to turn on defences against microbes
www.newscientist.com|Clare Wilson
Tomatoes that are being eaten by insects use electrical signals to send an alert to the rest of the plant, similar to the way our nervous systems warn of damage.
The messages seem to help the plant muster defences such as releasing hydrogen peroxide, a reactive chemical that combats microbial infections of damaged tissues, a study has found.
Human nervous systems use specialised cells called neurons to send electrical signals between different parts of the body. Plants lack neurons, but they do have long, thin tubes called xylem and phloem for moving sap between their roots, leaves and fruit. Charged ions flowing in and out of these tubes can propagate electrical signals around different parts of the plant in a similar way to neurons, although much less is known about the process in plants than in animals.

Continue Reading.

Source: newscientist.com
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New Zealand named best country to survive a global collapse - NZ Herald
Billionaires are buying land for bunkers in NZ in case of an apocalypse.
www.nzherald.co.nz

But these are precisely the people who will cause the global collapse. New Zealand does not want them. 

If they must come charge them NZ$200 million a person per year from the date of land purchase in NZ until they arrive to seek shelter, put the money to work  in a NZ sovereign wealth fund for investment in NZ environment management etc.