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God made all man in his image Honey, I'm, I'm no man I'm what's left when children go to war

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Y'all.
I did some digging.
The word that led to all this was "scry".
Shit be wildin on threads this week
You should also be able to figure out what a text is saying without understanding every word. 90% of the time you'll do just fine even if a word is unfamiliar. You should be able to understand the meaning of a word through context, or at least the meaning of the sentence or paragraph. There are some rare instances where the specific word is crucial, but most of the time it's not necessary to understand the text.
This is a skill you are taught in foreign language classes btw. When you get to a certain level, they give you texts with words you probably don't know yet, and you have to summarise the text without looking any of them up. It really helps with your literacy skills. I can really recommend picking up some books with unfamiliar vocabulary and trying to understand it without looking up words
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your tags are very correct and also read like poetry to me
Scammers coming into my messages trying to tug my heart strings by threatening to hate me forever if I don't help.
Me:
@scam-alerts, are you really out here claiming randos in a message on tumblr might be trustworthy to send money to? When you can see the link in the message goes to gofundme, which doesn't pay out in Gaza?
Are you really out here trying to tell me that gazavetters is a trustworthy vetting source when it's been proven time and again @gazavetters are scammers????
Are you on the internet in the year of our go fuck yourself 2026 acting like Gaza scamming isn't one of the most successful tumblr scams of all time that was based on making people fear they'd be called racists or baby killers if they didn't assume every single rando in their inbox or messages was totally trustworthy??
"We don't call them scams, so you shouldn't either." No. That's not how that works. I call a scam a scam. You don't want to call it a scam, that's up to you. But it's real fucked up that you are here saying you're an authority on scams acting like Gaza scams are some rare thing or that MOST Gaza posts AREN'T provably horseshit.
Did I step on your scam? Is that what this is? Are you running this scam while running a so-called scam-alerts blog, and you're mad because you're worried my posting these messages could lose you money? Because that's what it feels like. Why fucking else would a so called scam-alert blog be trying to talk someone out of calling out a deeply suspicious scam that we all learned years ago is not trustworthy?
If a rando shows up in your inbox asking for money, they are most likely scamming, and the bigger the sob story, the more likely the scam.
Why are you on the side of making it easier for scammers, especially fucking gazavetters?
One of the co-mods of scam-alerts offers drawings to anyone who donates to any of the vetted campaigns she lists here:
So, someone who runs scam-alerts got into my replies to say gazavetters is trustworthy when it's very well known at this point that gazavetters ISN'T trustworthy and that I SHOULD trust randos asking me for cash when they have link that I know DON'T WORK IN GAZA.
And they just happen to be doing something so nice like drawing stuff for people who give money to supposedly valid campaigns that are very likely not valid at all because gazavetters has been proven to be scammers. And, if gazavetters is as crooked as we know it is, this person might very well be pretending like they're not getting a kickback from those donations to encourage further donations that they are very likely getting a cut from.
In short: I think this person who helps run scam-alerts is running a scam with gazavetters to get a payday off donations to the so-called verified list that has been proven repeatedly to be completely untrustworthy. This is my opinion based on the circumstances.
So, yeah, I stepped on their scam and I am wondering if maybe the account that messaged me was them working the scam, and then I posted about the bullshit of it, and rather than shut the fuck up, a terrible effort was made to try and keep it seeming legit.
TdF Day Five: A Teal Unicorn Barf
~160g/275m, spun and plied today from a John Arbon limited edition falklands corriedale.
I do wish we could make it a little more socially acceptable to wander the streets at night weeping inconsolably I feel like that would have a great catharsis factor for a lot of people

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Tour de Fleece!
I'm getting a late start because I had to finish the Fluffy Yarn first (not yet skeined or washed so no pics, but it is Done). Which, I suppose, technically still counts towards the "spinning every day" goal, so I only started one day late.
My goal this year is to spin one kg of wool, so about one and a half sweater quantities. Will I be able to accomplish this? Who knows! I feel it's ambitious but not crazy. Contrary to the Tour de France, which is insane.
First batch is these two braids from my dyeing spell in spring:
About 400g Cheviot which I did not split into even amounts because I'm an idiot, so the blue braid is much larger than the green. 400g isn't enough for a sweater, so I'll need to combine it with something else. I have these two to chose from:
Beige didn't-write-down-the-breed wool (carded) from local sheep that I got at the shepherd's day a year or two back (top) and grey Corrie (bottom).
I was gonna do a poll, but I mean. Obviously it's gotta be the Corrie.
That brings me to about 650g total which should be just enough for a sweater.
The dyed braids came as "multicolor" wool, meaning white and grey fibre carded together. The colour difference was kind of subtle in the undyed fibre already, and now it is almost invisible but still there when you look closely.
This is probably the best blue I have ever done it's so nice. I want to peacefully drown in this colour.
Squinting at my brain. What are you doing, brain? Do we need to... get the spinning wheel out? Yes? Touch some fibre and then maybe you'll calm down?
Ehehehehe
She literally fits in my trouser pocket.🥲
Incremental turtle progress
Freier Fall (Shephan Lacant, 2013)
WILL. IT. BLEND?!
I love it and think it's a good gradient.. but it will be tonally jarring and visually buzzy next to its intended partner and I hate them together 😫 (I might still spin this up in the hopes the yarns are more complementary, but I do not have great expectations)
I have a fresh plan for an orange to purple gradient instead, more in the tint family of the Guava Conundrum. it will be mostly Cheviot Cross wool with enough tussah and pineapple fiber and bamboo blended in to make it fancy and shiny and special...but also the monthly fiber club braid might be here tomorrow and who knows what that will bring?!
yeah, I needed that. looking forward to the sunshine this week.
wound off this evening, but the skein pics suck because dark; ~1265m/245g of I actually really love it blurple gradient.
A: 575m/112g
B: 690m/132g

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THE SHEEP DETECTIVES (2026) dir. Kyle Balda
Tour de Fleece day one!
Spun about 10g to finish this bobbin. 50g to go, split between two more bobbins.
This is an 80/20 Corriedale/Nylon blend, the one that caused me to learn how to knit socks. I'm now realizing that I think I have a second braid of it somewhere in case 100g isn't enough for a pair of socks. Hope I don't need it because the stash is deeply disorganized right now.
This will probably be my last spin and last pair of socks that involves nylon. I plan to move towards silk/mohair/longwools for socks in the future. (Once I knit out my current sock yarn stash, that is.)
Ötzi the icemans' murderer could still be out there. We just don't know.
How do we even know he was called Ötzi?
Did he have his name written down on something?
Or is that what the people who dug him up thousands of years later decided to name him?
And how TF does he even have a fanbase?
How TF do you even get a fanbase just for being murdered?
Apologies if this is all stuff you already know and you were being rhetorical but he definitely was not called Ötzi!
Ötzi is a 5300-ish year old mummy, found in the Ötztal Alps in Italy (hence his name). While the earliest form of writing was emerging from Sumer at the time, Ötzi likely came from a civilisation with no writing system.
Ötzi has a fanbase because frankly he's absolutely fascinating. For a long time he was the oldest tattooed person ever discovered (in 2018 older Egyptian mummies were discovered), with 61 tattoos, a series of lines and crosses, primarily on his joints. These tattoos were likely an early form of acupuncture since he had worn joints that likely caused him pain.
The amount we've been able to study and understand about Ötzi is incredible, and he has offered us an incredible view of the European Copper Age. He was 45. He was 5"3. He was around 50kgs. We know what his final meal was, how he dressed, where he came from and how he travelled to the Ötztal region (through pollen in his lungs). We know he was involved in copper smelting (high levels of copper and arsenic in his hair). He could still have 19 descendants alive today. We know he was sick three times in the last six months before he died. We know he had whipworms. We know he was lactose intolerant.
We know he was murdered. Not killed by a stranger, or robbed. He was murdered by someone, and it was probably personal, and he did not know it was coming. He bled out, from an arrow to the back, and nobody helped him.
His last meal was elaborate. He was not on the run, or in a hurry to get away. He was not chased up those mountains. Where was he going? Why was he being followed? His body was not looted. He was a wealthy man, for his time. He had good quality clothes, shoes that people have reconstructed and hiked up the mountain in (and found surprisingly comfortable, apparently).
Weapons, too. He was found with a copper axe, a knife, arrows and an unfinished bow, baskets and medicines. These were all valuable possessions. People were not so rich back then that they could easily discard items like this- so why were they left to rot on the mountain with him? Was the fact they'd been touched by Ötzi really so repugnant to whoever was on that mountain?
There are at least 4 other people's blood on his gear. On the knife. On the arrows. The arrow that they shot him with was left in his back but the shaft was removed.
We know so much about Ötzi. We know everything about his finals hours- except for everything about Ötzi. We do not know who he was, we do not know his name, and we do not know why he was killed. His murderers stand in the shadows and will never come out into the light.
Anyway, that's why I find him fascinating!
my head's not yours, it's mine
made for @nerdymuffinbonkcloud in the Secret Dear Heart gift exchange, hosted by @amazingdevilfanpage. slightly better quality yt link.
Haven’t had a chance to watch the tutorial yet, but I’m seriously considering making this for my gf’s niece

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What would you rather find living in your attic/basement/spare room?
1000 cockroaches
One man
If you don't have one of those, imagine that you do.
"But isn't it okay if people are spreading conspiracy theories about data centers as long as it gets them fired up about billionaires or the environment? Can't you just let people enjoy harmless entertainment like astrology? Does it really matter if people are using homeopathy or chiropractors as long as they're happy? Isn't it rude to call out people whose religious beliefs are obviously disproved by science because it's their faith? What's the problem with people believing in ghosts and aliens even if they have no evidence?"
How many woo-woo-to-fascism pipelines do we have to create before we accept that any system in which we agree to prioritize what makes people feel good and comfortable over objective, observable reality is inherently prone to radicalization. How many times are we going to act shocked that people who refuse to accept scientific evidence in regards to crystal energy and repressed memories then move on to refusing to accept scientific evidence in regards to vaccines and chemotherapy. How many times are we going to hold people's hands and tell them of COURSE it's okay to believe things just because they Feel Right and not because you have even a shred of evidence and then act shocked when they start believing the people who tell them that all their problems are caused by minorities?
Everyone start developing basic epistemological consistency right fucking now, I am no longer asking
> any system in which we agree to prioritize what makes people feel good and comfortable over objective, observable reality is inherently prone to radicalization [and radicalization is icky so we can't let people base their politics on their feelings]
I have a few issues with Ben Shapiro's epistemic hygiene, actually.
Yes, people becoming radicalized based on their feelings about things that are *literally not true* is extremely bad, and yes, Ben Shapiro is the poster child for "radicalized because he believes a bunch of shit that is demonstrably untrue".
The conservative rallying cry of "facts over feelings" is in fact a correct worldview, it's just that conservatives have incorrectly identified themselves as being on the "factual" side of the equation when they are driven almost entirely by their feelings (about things that are. and I cannot stress this enough. demonstrably untrue.)
The entire point of this post is that we should not accept "it's okay to become radicalized based on vibes and feelings" because once you set that precedent, *you do not get to choose in which direction people get radicalized*.
You cannot say "it's okay for people to be radicalized by a bunch of shit they read online with no backing" and then act shocked when a bunch of people fall for alt-right fascist talking points because they read it online with no backing.