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Yokai Monsters: Spook Warfare - Film poster for the 1968Ā Japanese horror/fantasyĀ directed by Kuroda Yoshiyuki.Ā The second in a trilogy of filmsĀ which highlight traditional Japanese monsters known as yokai. The film was made in Fujicolor and Daieiscope. (image via CW Wells)
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so Richard Spencer has been scheduled to speak at my school, the University of Florida, on September 12th. we're obviously trying our hardest to get it shut down beforehand, however, if that doesn't work there's a protest being coordinated on facebook (the event is No Nazis at UF- Protest Richard Spencer) and they'll be trying to set up carpooling across the state for whoever is willing to attend the protest. thanks in advance for sharing with your followers!
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Things I do when I hate myself: 1. Take a super super super hot bath. 2. Get drunk and remember I haven't eaten anything. 3. Order shitty delivery food. 4. Stay up way too late and suffer through the morning because one night is not enough hardship.
Japanese Pinky Violence at itās Best: SEX AND FURY review
Pinky Violence is a Japanese movie genre from the 1970s that dealt with sexy, ass-whooping lady killers, and Sex and Fury is one of the best of the bunch. Reiko Ike (Girl Boss Guerilla) is the second coolest actress in the genre (after Meiko āLady Snowbloodā Kaji of course) and here she stars as Ocho ā a tattooed gambler/thief with a traumatic childhood who is out for revenge on the evil dickheads responsible for her fatherās death. This movie has all the goodies youād expect to see in a pink kill-fest. Thereās sleaze, nudity, gallons of blood, a cool soundtrack and the gorgeous Christina Lindberg (Thriller ā A Cruel Picture) plays a bisexual British spy. This film, along with Lady Snowblood, was a heavy influence on Kill Bill, so I recommend Sex and Fury to any movie buff or Quentin Tarantino fan. It begins with an amazing scene with some morons attacking Ocho as she takes a bath. She leaps to her feet and proceeds to kill the crap out of the poor bastards bare-ass naked! Thatās right, the film has just started and already the bodies begin to pile up ā and shes totally naked! Sex and Fury is nothing short of spectacular.
Sex and Fury (āFuryĆ“ anego den: Inoshika OchĆ“ā) Release year: 1973 Country: Japan Director: Noribumi Suzuki
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CAST A FAT GIRL AS A LEADING LADY IN A ROMANTIC COMEDY WITHOUT HER WEIGHT EVER BEING A PLOT POINT YOU FUCKING COWARDS
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PSA - PLEASE READ AND SPREAD HE WORD!!!
IF YOU SEE THIS PLANT AT ALL, DO NOT TOUCH IT!!!
Giant hogweed (Heracleum mantegazzianum) is an invasive herb in the carrot family which was originally brought to North America from Asia and has since become established in the New England, Mid-Atlantic, and Northwest regions of the United States. Giant hogweed grows along streams and rivers and in fields, forests, yards and roadsides, and a giant hogweed plant can reach 14 feet or more in height with compound leaves up to 5 feet in width.
Giant Hogweed sap contains toxic chemicals known as Furanocoumarins. When these chemicals come into contact with the skin and are exposed to sunlight, they cause a condition called Phytophotodermatitis, a reddening of the skin often followed by severe blistering and burns. These injuries can last for several months, and even after they have subsided the affected areas of skin can remain sensitive to light for years. Furanocoumarins are also carcinogenic and teratogenic, meaning they can cause cancer and birth defects. The sap can also cause temporary (or even permanent) blindness if introduced into the eyes.
If someone comes into physical contact with Giant Hogweed, the following steps should be taken:
Wash the affected area thoroughly with soap and COLD water as soon as possible.
Keep the exposed area away from sunlight for 48 hours.
If Hogweed sap gets into the eyes, rinse them with water and wear sunglasses.
See a doctor if any sign of reaction sets in.
If a reaction occurs, the early application of topical steroids may lessen the severity of the reaction and ease the discomfort. The affected area of skin may remain sensitive to sunlight for a few years, so applying sun block and keeping the affected area shielded from the sun whenever possible are sensible precautions PLEASE, DO NOT JUST READ AND SCROLL! THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT AND POTENTIALLY LIFE-SAVING INFORMATION!!!
Extra note: if you live in Oregon, New Jersey, Michigan or New York and see one of these, call your stateās department of agriculture to report it, and trained professionals will come kill it before it can produce seeds and spread.
Frankly, if you see one in general, probably call your DOA and see if thereās a program in place.
DoĀ notĀ burn it, because the smokeĀ will give you the same reaction.
If for some ungodly reason there isnāt a professional who can handle it for you (and please, please use a professional), the DOA of New York has [this guide] for how to deal with it yourself.
OH MY FUCK I HAVE THESE IN MY BACKYARD.
Fucking invasives. Signal boost.
Re-reblogging because I checked Snopes, and not only is this shit true, but the text on this is pretty much the same as it is there! Stay safe, kiddos.
According to the US Department of Agriculture, these are currently the states and provinces in North America where Giant Hogweed is present. Even if your state/province is āclearā that doesnāt mean that it is not there. If you see Giant Hogweed in your yard or anywhere please call your DOA! This stuff is mad deadly!
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Also here is a human for size reference. Since they are huge it should be easy enough to see and spot when fully grown.
The burns can also be very bad, far worse than any poison ivy. Just Google āGiant Hogweed Burnsā and youāll see. It can cause bad blistering, red painful rashes, and more. Please be careful of this plant!
They exist in Austria and Germany too. Please be careful!
Also, if you are in the Iowa/Minnesota area (maybe farther, I donāt exactly know), there is a close relative (also invasive) with yellow flowers called wild parsnip.
Flowers (source):
Leaves (source):
It only gets to about half the size of giant hogweed but has all the same toxic effects. The plants in the pictures look small but Iāve seen ones at least 6 feet tall with stems two inches thick.
A lot of pictures available of giant hogweed are fullsized and in bloom. Just because it lacks the flowers doesnāt mean itās not hogweed! It is dangerous well before that point.
As seen above, another important detail when identifying them can be the stems. They often have this reddish speckling, and are covered in bristly hairs. Like the rest of the plant, you should absolutely not touch them either.
You can see here how the redness is mostly on larger, older portions of the stems.
For those of you in Ontario, here is a link to some more information via Ontarioās Invading Species Awareness ProgramĀ . It has details on the plantās growth, removal methods, and groups you can report sightings to.
Unfortunately I lack information on herbicide use, but if the responsibility of removing giant hogweed somehow falls to the owner, please research local laws/restrictions concerning the use of things such as glyphosate (roundup). It is always possible to make things worse instead of better, so exercise caution in all areas, not just the handling/disposal of the plant.
This is not bullshit. My sister works for the Cooperative Extension in New York and this is a big P.R. focus for them. They have trouble because somebody may spot some of these on a neighborās property and call it in, but they canāt get permission to go in and take it out because the neighbors think itāsĀ āprettyā or theyĀ ānaturalā and want it to stay.
Hereās another thing about it that makes it dangerous and maybe might scare some people into doing something about it: this time of year, (winter) the dried stuff is tailor-made for attracting kids: long, light, jointed. It looks like bamboo and they will use it to frame up little huts, make beaded necklaces, use asĀ āsword.ā, etc. The worst is itās hollow which makes it perfect for BLOW GUNS. Ā Imagine getting that stuff on your lipsā¦.
I work at an environmental science college and can also confirm this. Ā This stuff is bad bad bad news.
To all you aspiring herbalists and just nature adventurers: please, pelase be careful
Giant Hogweed is very real, just always the note of caution that it resembles a bunch of normal plants, and some of the original scare posts conveniently omit the details like the giant size that are one of the big giveaways. Thereās lots of other plants like Queen Anneās Lace that look the same but are a lot smaller, so keep in mind theĀ āhuman used for referenceā pic above. The link below has full info plus a linked pdf of all the lookalikes.
http://www.invadingspecies.com/invaders/plants-terrestrial/giant-hogweed/
Yeah, I just saw the burns, disgusting.
As an aspiring biologist, especially interested in poisonous plants and the like, DONāT TOUCH THIS PLANT! I often take very small cuttings from common species on hikes to study and classify, but I know which are irritants and which are not. I suggest looking on these websites for a very BASIC knowledge of skin-irritant causing plants. This information is invaluable on hikes, while camping, traveling, gardening, etc. I consider these sources to be useful and very accurate:
https://web.extension.illinois.edu/jsw/downloads/PlantsThatCauseSkinIrritationFactSheet.pdf
http://www.realgardeners.co.uk/irritantplants.htm
http://www.ivydry.com/other-poisonous-plants.php
The DNR just posted itās in my state too, and as far as Illinois and Nebraska. Be safe sweeties!
