Dungeons and Dragons: A new generation.
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izzy's playlists!
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shark vs the universe

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JBB: An Artblog!
trying on a metaphor

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100 years ago everyone owned a horse and only the rich had cars. Today everyone has cars and only the rich own horses.
The stables have turned
Batman/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II #2
Can you please reblog if your blog is a safe place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, asexual, aromantic, pansexual, non binary, demisexual or any other kind of queer or questioning people? Because mine is.
Defenders #21 - âEnter: The Headmen!â (1975)
written by Steve Gerber art by Sal Buscema, Sal Trapani, & George Roussos

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Y luego a gomitar
When youâre trying to give your mom a heart attack
How good are the support crew though?
Never forget, never forgive!Â
On the night of November 9, 1938, violence against Jews broke out across Nazi Germany. It appeared to be unplanned, set off by Germansâ anger over the assassination of German embassy official Ernst vom Rath in Paris at the hands of Jewish teenager Herschel Grynszpan in revenge for the deportation of his family members who were living in Germany.Â
In fact, German propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels and other Nazis carefully organized the pogroms. In two days, over 250 synagogues were burned, over 7,000 Jewish businesses were trashed and looted, dozens of Jewish people were killed, and Jewish cemeteries, hospitals, schools, and homes were looted while police and fire brigades stood by. The pogroms became known as Kristallnacht, the âNight of Broken Glass,â for the shattered glass from the store windows that littered the streets.
The morning after the pogroms 30,000 German Jewish men were arrested for the âcrimeâ of being Jewish and sent to concentration camps, where hundreds of them perished.
As news of the pogrom reached other European countries, there was a rapid mobilisation of police and border guards to stop refugees. Â
By 1938 most European countries no longer accepted Jewish refugees, claiming that they âcouldnât shelter moreâ or that the risk of imprisonment in a concentration camp was ânot life-threateningâ enough.Â
After Kristallnacht, some countries accepted a limited number of extra refugees as a token of sympathy but at the same time borders guards were increased, âillegalâ Jewish refugees were tracked down and deported and in some cases people that provided hiding places to refugees were prosecuted as criminals.
Many more Jewish people would have survived if the borders had simply been opened for them. Let us not forget or forgive that either.   Â
It was kind of a dick move to create animals that require air, then confine them to the freaking ocean
If you are talking about dolphins they used to be wolf like creatures that due to scarcity of food they had to hunt in water so they slowly evolved into water mammals, dolphins still have claw bones but they are unnecessary and dolphins will get rid of them with time and will develop abilities to breath under water
(This also partially applies to whales)
They were what now?
Mother Nature, come out here I just want to talk
Whales are actually Ungulates, more so hippos, entelodons, etcâŚ
Meaning they were somewhat related to big celebrities such as Daedon (the âhell pigâ) and Andrewsarchus.
The appearence of the first ancestors of whales probably looked like a small hoofed thing called Indohyus.
(Illustration by julio lacerda)
(illustration by Tiffany Turill)
Basically they went from tiny hoofed herbivore to bigger hoofed carnivore to crocodile-like thing to seal-like things to big sea predators.
Itâs important to mention that we now know dolphins will probably never need to develop true water breathing, because the fact that they breathe air from the surface is actually an ADVANTAGE for them. They get more oxygen at once than an animal with gills and it permits a much higher, more energized activity level for longer periods of time. They are murderous monsters empowered by their access to the forbidden air
Climate change is not that complicated! (h/t)
also!!! just because i donât understand something well enough to explain it in sparkling detail doesnât mean it isnât real!!! THATS WHY THEY INVENTED SCIENTISTS
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He's the most decorated First Nations soldier in Canadian history. But when he returns to Canada, he remains an Indian: a "ward of the state," denied the rights of a Canadian citizen.
In the bloodshed and chaos that is the battlefields of the First World War, hundreds of thousands of young Canadian men sign up to fight for their country overseas â but thereâs one who sticks out from the crowd. His bravery and fearlessness are legendary. His fellow soldiers call him Peggy.
Continue Reading.
When game devs put Easter eggs in the game menuâŚ
The game is Ghost 1.0 and after the last box of âIâm getting sick of youâ it kicks you out to the desktop.
Watch:Â Bill Nye uses science to defend womenâs reproductive rights.
THIS MAN
I periodically feel so fucking sad for women in history. I feel like birth control in countries where it is widely used has made women forget an aspect of male cruelty and sociopathy that is now less apparent (giving the illusion that men have improved when only womenâs defences against men have)âthe fact that for most of history men could live with a woman for decades and not care that they were slowly killing her with endless back-to-back pregnancies which not only resulted in early death more often than not, but also in a total smothering of the womanâs spirit and talents. I saw a quote by Anne Boyer the other day that called straight relationships for women ânot only deadly, but deadeningââas I was reading Jill Leporeâs Book of Ages, a biography of Benjamin Franklinâs sister Jane, who was bright and loved reading and wrote some poetry, but had little time to make anything of her life in between her 12 pregnancies. Benjamin Franklinâs mother had 10 sons and 7 daughters. What could they possibly accomplish when their husbands kept impregnating them year after year after year throughout their entire adult life?Â
Charlotte BrontĂŤ eschewed marriage longer than most (writing to Ellen Nussey that she wished they could just set up a little cottage and live together) but she finally married at 38, became pregnant, and died before her 39th birthday. If she had married younger would Jane Eyre exist? I was reading that biography of Charity & Sylvia last month and comparing their life together in their little cottage to the life of their married female relatives, which was honestly hell on earth. One of Charityâs sisters had 18 children. Charityâs mother had 10 living ones, and probably some additional stillbirths. She gave birth to her first child age 19, in 1758, then to a pair of twins in 1760, then another child in 1761, another in 1763, another in 1765, another in 1767, another in 1769, another in 1771, another in 1774, another in 1777. Charity was the last child and her mother had been sick with tuberculosis for months when she became pregnant with her, and she died soon after giving birth.
I wish people would call this murderâthis woman was murdered by her husband, like countless other women who do not âcountâ as victims of male violence because straight sex is natural, pregnancy is natural, childbirth is natural. But when after 20 years of nonstop pregnancies this woman had tuberculosis and suffered from severe respiratory distress, severe weight loss, fever and exhaustion, and her husband impregnated her again, her death was expected. He must have known; he just didnât care. This womanâs sisterâCharityâs auntâremained a spinster and outlived all of her married sisters by several decades, living well into her eighties. (Ironically, male doctors in her century asserted that sex with men was necessary for womenâs health. The biographer quoted from a popular home health guide which said that old maids incurred grievous physical harm from a lack of sex with men.) And this aunt had the time and liberty to develop her skill for embroidery to such an extent that two museums still preserve her embroidered bed drapes. She accomplished something, she nurtured her talent and self. Her name was also Charity, and I find it interesting that Charityâs mother named her last daughter, whose pregnancy & birth killed her, after her childless, unmarried sister.
When I see women reblog my post about Sophia Tolstoyâs misery with her 13 children, adding comments like âthank god marriage is no longer synonymous with thisâ, I wonder if they realise that men have not magically become any kinder or more concerned about their female partnerâs health and fulfillment, itâs just that women now have access to better ways of protecting themselves from their male partnerâs indifference to their health and fulfillment.
when you see your own post on someone elseâs blog but it still makes you laugh a little bit

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wellington paranormal s01e01
You ever get salty over something you know u have no right to be salty about and therefore u canât talk about it without looking like a whiny bitch, so u just sit there marinating in ur own salt like some kind of human pickleÂ