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Let’s say, sometime in your twenties, you find it necessary and desirable to change your name, and the name Electra calls to you. Except that you decide that’s too short and not significant enough, and you change your name—legally—to Electrocardiogram. You like the machines that make them, you like how they beep, you find personal significance in aspects of their relations to our hearts and heartbeats and the impermanence of life. But everyone just calls you Electra.
Now it is a while later and you realize you’ve never actually TAKEN an electrocardiogram, and you’d like to buy one of the machines that make them. Assume for this scenario that they are affordable and practical objects. But the only people willing to sell them to you run a small online shop where they take your card details down manually. If you pay these people for an electrocardiogram machine, they are going to see that your name is literally, legally, electrocardiogram, a name no one else has. What are they going to think? What do you do? How do you explain this?
This is a real question I am trying to buy ambergris and I’m starting to worry that the name on my debit card is going to weird out the wholesalers 😭
@hermes-transmegistus you were right, they liked it :)
There are few things as disappointing as making a new friend and learning they still go on 4chan as an adult… like, honey, even if you tell me you’re not a nazi or an incel, you’re still hanging out at the nazi/incel bar. If that kind of environment is tolerable to you, you can’t possibly be trusted.
The Siege of Chaluz (Richard I fatally wounded) by Harry Payne

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The Siege of Chaluz (Richard I fatally wounded) by Harry Payne
A.F. Vandevorst A/W 2010 Black Fencing Jacket with Front Cowl Drape
Losing track of tracking what you wanted.
I made this comic in very early covid lockdown
i’ve never had a furby but if i did i’d name it nitrogen ambergris
the only thing wrong with this plan is that you would then be prohibited from naming your firstborn child the same thing, except then you could name them Nitrogen Ambergris II and people would be like "you have a parent who is also named Nitrogen Ambergris?" and your child will have to be like "no it is a furby"

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started going to a local family owned restaurant recently and the second time i went there the owner's husband asked if i wanted to sit in my favorite seat, which happened to be the seat i had sat in the first time i went there, and which will now be my favorite seat until the day i die. phenomenal experience 5/5
I don't think we talk about Iva Toguri enough.
She was a United States citizen who was stuck in Japan in 1941 when the US entered the war. Because of her nationality she had a hard time finding work in Japan, so she took a job as a radio broadcaster where she was expected to deliver news and propaganda directed towards US soldiers. She kept her head low, snuck food to the prisoners of war she worked with, and read the news as she was told to—but in such a cheerful, sarcastic tone and written with such knowing, tongue-in-cheek pieces of wordplay and colloquialisms that it was totally ineffective as propaganda. After her return to the US she was falsely accused of delivering actual propaganda and was convicted of treason. She spent six years in prison and was pardoned years later. Here she is getting arrested for a crime she did not commit:
I fucking love her. To defy authority in such a confident, artful, public way, and then to be imprisoned for treason by your own country is a really compelling story to me. And she was funny. Here's her and a former POW doing a recreation of the broadcasts she had been doing from Japan, performed for newsreel cameras once she was back in the US:
I don't know why I have been thinking about her so much recently. I think it's something about the confidence, humility, and humanity in the face of war, and a steadfast refusal to repeat government propaganda or to stop giving aid to imprisoned people. If that speaks to you as well, here is a collection of links to give aid to people in Gaza.
just saw a sign on the side of the road that said “you misunderstood: bring back my lawnmower” that six word story goes crazy
“Have you ever gazed at the center of a sunflower? / It’s so beautiful it should eat us. / Alive.”
— — Noor Hindi, from “Summertime,” DEAR GOD. DEAR BONES. DEAR YELLOW.
Let’s say, sometime in your twenties, you find it necessary and desirable to change your name, and the name Electra calls to you. Except that you decide that’s too short and not significant enough, and you change your name—legally—to Electrocardiogram. You like the machines that make them, you like how they beep, you find personal significance in aspects of their relations to our hearts and heartbeats and the impermanence of life. But everyone just calls you Electra.
Now it is a while later and you realize you’ve never actually TAKEN an electrocardiogram, and you’d like to buy one of the machines that make them. Assume for this scenario that they are affordable and practical objects. But the only people willing to sell them to you run a small online shop where they take your card details down manually. If you pay these people for an electrocardiogram machine, they are going to see that your name is literally, legally, electrocardiogram, a name no one else has. What are they going to think? What do you do? How do you explain this?
This is a real question I am trying to buy ambergris and I’m starting to worry that the name on my debit card is going to weird out the wholesalers 😭

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Roasted chicken, ginger, daikon, shiitake mushroom soup with lime, cilantro, broccoli sprouts, and rice noodles
Thank u for this contribution
بی خبر از حال هم بودن چه سود؟
برمزار مردگان خویش نالیدن چه سود؟
What good is it to be unaware of each other’s state?
What good is it to mourn over each other’s grave?
زنده را تا زنده است باید به فریادش رسید
ورنه بر سنگ مزارش آب پاشیدن چه سود ؟
Reach the call of those so long as they live.
Otherwise what good is it to pour water over their tomb?
گر نرفتی خانه اش تا زنده بود
خانه صاحب عزا خوابیدن چه سود؟
If you didn’t visit their homes while alive
What good is it to visit the homes of the dead?
تا زمانی زنده ایم بایکدیگر بیگانه ایم
در عزاها روی همدیگر بوسیدن چه سود؟
We are strangers to each other so long as we are living
What good is it to greet each other with kisses while mourning?
گر توانی زنده ای را شاد کن
درعزا عطر و گلاب ناب پاشیدن چه سود؟
If you can, make a living person happy
What good is it to decorate the cemetery with flowers and perfume?
گر نرفتی خانه اش تا زنده بود
خانه صاحب عزا تا سحر خوابیدن چه سود؟
If you didn’t visit their homes while alive
What good is it to visit the homes of the dead?
گر نپرسی حال من تا زنده ام
گریه و زاری و نالیدن چه سود؟
If you do not ask me of me when I live
What good is it to cry and mourn (when I die)?
زنده را در زندگی قدرش بدان
ورنه مشکی از برای مرده پوشیدن چه سود؟
Know the value of the living so long as they live
Otherwise what good is it to wear black for the dead?
گر نکردی یاد او تا زنده بود
سنگ مرمر روی قبرش وانهادن ها چه سود؟
If you didn’t remember them so long as they lived
What good is to place a marble tombstone over their grave?
Bahāʾ al‐Dīn Muḥammad ibn Ḥusayn al‐ʿĀmilī - What Good