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This tweet read me to filth
just found out that accidentally in love by counting crows was literally made for shrek. they didnt just choose it. it didnt exist before. they asked counting crows to make a song for shrek 2 and thats how we got one of the best songs ever made. insane.
counting crows knew shrek 2 would become one of the best movies ever made and had to act accordingly
i just have this persistent feeling of “i’m not doing enough” combined with “i don’t have the energy to do anything” and it just really fucking sucks

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month starting on a monday we have no excuse guys lets get to work and lock the fuck in
yk its actually very chic and avant garde to start on tuesday the second
many claim theres nothing more subversive and revolutionary than starting on wednesday the third
personalized ads are so funny to me
'hey we've been spying on you and tracking your every move. it's a culmination of state of the art technology and an unprecedented invasion of consumer privacy. a room full of men with made up jobs bent their will toward decades of constructing this system, defending it in court, and tirelessly innovating new ways to aggregate more data about you'
and the end result is
'yeah so uh we saw that you recently bought a car. so here's an ad for that car'
like no i'm good actually. you might be aware that i already have one
so as per usual I am deeply overwhelmed at work and trying to figure out how to break up my day into more manageable pieces/how to get everything done.
It's funny I've taken so many productivity type courses but between everything being terrible and just short form video turning my brain into mush I feel like I've forgotten everything I've ever learned.
I'm hoping to come up with an actual game plan on how to use my time better/doom scroll less/actually sleep well. Will it work? who knows but we have to try
The most devastating thing I've ever read I came across in a deposition from a 1990's insurance case. A woman was severely injured in a car crash and suffered brain damage, the family was suing the car insurance company for attendant care benefits. In her husband's deposition, he said:
" My wife's very intelligent. My wife is somebody that I could - I'm a horrible speller, I guess like most men are... most men I know. If I needed to spell a word I'd call her up, "How do you spell this?"
I never owned a dictionary. I had to go buy one because she can't do it now."
I never expected legal research to be so emotional. It's been years since I've read that case and every now and then the phrase "I never owned a dictionary" crawls out of the back of my mind and I need to sit down.
sorry to highjack this post with more sadness but I started violently sobbing at work a couple weeks ago I was digging through a file looking for some notes about a life insurance policy in an irrevocable trust my employer has been trustee of since the 90s. I couldn't ask the grantor, who is alive, because he has dementia. In the file I find *perfectly organized* notes from the grantor from thirty years ago, clearly typed up on an old word processor, a beautifully handwritten family tree, an old letter to his sons (in case they wondered why the trust was structured the way it was) The fact that the person who wrote these notes now wouldn't be able to recognize his own handwriting? Brutal. Devastating. Could barely work the next day.

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"save me, substance abuse!" i cry. before you can moralize to me about the dangers of addiction, a noble and powerful steed gallops into the room - my horse whom i have named "substance abuse". you learn an important lesson about making assumptions. i snort a line off its back
people telling chatgpt their problems is insane to me like girl just get a tumblr….
I love that I share my house with one of the most efficient apex predators millions of years of evolution could produce. I love that two of nature’s most prolific machines met and were like “hmmm. We should lay around and do nothing together”. Now we’re both fat and happy and full of meat. The hedonism of it all
Humans keeping cats and dogs as family members is like three prodigy assassins being introduced in the back of a shady nightclub and 45 minutes later they’re 6 crunchwrap supremes deep passing a blunt in the back of a shag carpeted Volkswagen microbus rating Oreo varietals by fuckability
tumblr users have the unique ability to string together sentences never before seen in all of human history and yet they conjure up such specific visceral imagery that you can’t help but be a little in awe. and i think that’s beautiful
Love and peace on planet earth
^^^ This. The COMBINED population of the Twin Cities (Minneapolis and St. Paul) is only about 2.6 million. That's not small town numbers, sure, but compared to NYC (20.1 million in the metropolitan area)? LA? (12.9 million "")?
Minneapolis is being made an example of because they're the most bitesized target, and if you're doing a shock and awe campaign like this you need to not choke on national tv.
(And they're still having to fight for it. Minneapolis isn't taking this laying down, and more power to them for their courage.)
Just as a side note, ICE raids are currently also happening in Columbus OH- which is double the size of Minneapolis but still much smaller than Chicago or LA.
I don't know if they're full on raids just yet, but we're getting close to it if not, in Cleveland as well
Id seen reports of sightings in Cleveland for sure.
Warn people away from international groceries and hardware stores if you can. We also had some following kids home from school to catch either them or their parents, so eyes peeled on immigrant-populous schools.

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my most toxic trait is i fucking love work gossip. i play neutral not to be the bigger person or take the high road but to hear slander and hearsay from every side. two coworkers complained about each other to me in the same afternoon and i nearly blacked out from the rush
Glasses wearers, given the opportunity to get LASIK eye surgery without having to worry of the cost, would you do it?
Yes, I don't want to wear glasses/contacts anymore
Yes, Different reason
No, I like my glasses (contacts?)
No, Different reason
I love these round dorky ass glasses, I want even smaller frames so I can feel like Shostakovich
Never. LASIK can cut the corneal nerve in the subepithelial stroma in a way that sometimes it never heals and your eye is eternally in pain 24/7 to the point where some people commit suicide to escape it. Saw a 60 Minutes documentary on it.
I'll stick with glasses thanks.
Yeah, exactly. And even if it's not that horrible, like... my glasses are fine, and I've had enough surgery that went not completely right that you know what? Let's not do any surgery that I don't super duper need.
As someone who has had a lot (and I mean A LOT) of laser eye surgery to fix burst blood vessels, laser eye treatment is simply agonising, it fucking hurts, I'd rank it as the second worse pain in my life (the first being the Prostatitis and dual kidney infection). It's not worth it for what is basically a cosmetic ideal. And one that can cause eye bleeds, blindness, and reduced vision.
For some people, LASIK is the right choice. I know someone who had very heavy glasses due to an extreme prescription whose migraine incidence went WAY down after LASIK. They still need glasses but their prescription is much lighter. There's a place for it.
But if you're getting it for sheer convenience or aesthetics, yeah, I would think very carefully about it. If it's worth the risk for you, then go for it, but I think the LASIK advertising is kinda irresponsible in how very cavalier they are about pointing lasers at your eyes.
While I was in the navy, I was supposed to get LASIK twice. The first time, I forgot my paperwork. The second, my chief didn't complete my paperwork in time.
Now I can't afford it and am too scared to go through with it.
I had LASIK at 21 and have had more or less 20/20 vision since with no complications and an easy recovery. It didn't hurt to get, though it was admittedly quite alarming because I had seen A Clockwork Orange and the way they hold your eyes open is reminiscent, and during the actual lasering the suction/pressure to hold your eye still makes you temporarily blind. Also the doctor who did my LASIK was a dick. Several friends who have had LASIK and went to different doctors had a better time of it and were given anti-anxiety medication beforehand, which I was not and would have very much appreciated.
I didn't do it because I disliked my glasses, I actually really like glasses and think they can be fun fashion accessories in addition to being aids for vision. I got a "back to school special" where my LASIK was $2100 and I thought that was worth it for theoretically 20ish years of not needing glasses (as even with LASIK age related need for reading or other glasses is not prevented).
It is definitely something to give due consideration, and if you are past your mid-30s the bang you get for you buck is likely going to be significantly less than if you are younger, but it is also an very routine procedure that is over all quite safe.
I had LASIK and I have no regrets. I had trifocals at 19. Because of other eye issues, I had to get ridonkulously expensive glasses. Plus separate sunglasses that I could wear OVER my glasses because you could not get both kids of lenses I,needed
I did have anti-anxiety meds and a very nice surgeon (and GREAT staff!)
I still do need glasses BUT I can order cheap ones from Zenni. AND I can get prescription sunglasses (I need both polarized and mirrored lenses on the same lens). So I don't have to juggle huge enormous things that go over my regular glasses.
For me, I'd say it was absolutely worth it. It's definitely a risk/benefit calculation and, like ANY surgery, definitely has risks. Patients should be informed of the risks to make appropriate informed consent (which is... a problem bigger than Lasik, like, it comes up everywhere and there really isn't good enforcement of ensuring informed consent for medical procedures but that's another rant for another time.)
Jumping on here as a fellow “had lasik, worked great, no regrets”
I do wonder how much this falls into the “do you actually have eye doctors who are looking out for your or for their pockets”
My eye doctor very clearly explained why I was a good candidate for lasik (my cornea had X millimeters of whatever, my tear production was good, my prescription had been stable) and explained how it could get fucked up (absolutely no eye rubbing, you might be hella sensitive to light, keep artificial tears on hand because dry eyes can also fuck it up)
Literally the worst part of my surgery was me planning poorly for eating after, so I spilled a bunch of cereal on the counter while I was basically still blind 😅