The Chronic Euphoria

Visceral is EASILY top ten words that feel good as fuck to place precisely into your essay one glorious time

it's actually sick you get tired of eating the same food over and over when some animals they just eat grass all day mind you. just another pointless challenge mechanic added in by big universe to get you to go to the grocery store

a few years back my car insurance company offered me a discount if i stuck a dongle in my car that would tell them how i drive (specifically reporting hard accelerations and stops), with a base discount of 10% even if i drive like a madman up to 40%ish if i drive like a grandma. and of course naturally my first thought was "huh i bet i could make something running off an Arduino that filters hard brakes and accelerations out of the incoming data stream to get that 40% discount" and i got as far as looking up OBD2 protocols before realizing that that would just be insurance fraud. yes im an engineer raised by two engineers how could you tell

you could also try driving safer. that's a better way to do that

i live in boston

the line between not going out as an act of self-care and not going out as a symptom of depression is but a gossamer thread

apparently no one was paying attention in middle school language arts when we learned what a fucking protagonist was

No, kids should not have unsupervised acess to the internet.   Yes, I got that and it was the best thing that ever happened to me.    Its a paradox.

no argument on earth can convince me that depictions of assault and violence against women are necessary to portray historical accuracy in period movies and shows where those same women have no body hair and their faces are clear of blemishes and their hair is styled with 21st century flat iron curls

You can just say “Game of Thrones”, it’s okay.

If you could help me spread awareness about this by reblogging, I’d really appreciate it.

[Text Description: “Hey! Reminder: Eskimo is a slur. It means ‘snow eaters’ in Cree and is a slur against Inuit . Also don’t use ‘Eskimo kisses’. It’s called Kunik. It is a greeting mostly used for family… Kunik was how I’d greet my mom and grandmother as a small child.” /TD]

Rebloging for the awareness and especially for the alternative words

And so people who are just learning this now know the proper usage: “Inuit” is plural. The singular is “Inuk”, as in “he is an Inuk”