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Squeaky leopard cubs. (via TheBigCatSanct) [press play to here cubs squeak]
They chonk and round
LOOK AT THEIR LITTLE MOUTHS

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itâs not 2020 where i am yet, but hereâs my nomination for the first meme of the new decade
Cream of the Crap, 2019
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There are three breeds of cat:
Chonk
Goblin
Yeah that looks like a cat
Subcategories of breeds:
Floof
Naked
Normal
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âââââââ"extreme socialismââââââââ
literally NO superhero actor/person/whatever will ever get on the level of ENLIGHTENED andrew garfield was on when he said âspiderman is bisexual and his boyfriend should be played by michael b jordanâ they killed him for it but that was PEAK
Hey do y'all fucks remember two years ago when just before the election all these âdonât vote both parties are badâ or âvote independent!â Posts were going around and then Trump won and now two weeks before midterms thereâs all these âdonât bother voting, revolution is the only way!â And âyour vote isnât gonna matter and is an ineffective way to protestâ posts are going around? Yeah knock that shit right the fuck off, donât fall for it and get your ass to the polls, we are not doing this again.
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So THATâS what a sloth sounds like
oh no thE ONE IN THE BASKET
itâs a literal representation of sound of how lazy they are and itâs great

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Jesus said good morning kings letâs get this bread
This bitch in da grave
Yeast
is everyone else ready for Yeaster this year
Summer Camp Culture
Itâs spring now so that means Iâve been thinking about my plans for summer camp at the parks where I work. Iâve been told by a lot of kids and parents that my camps are Better, and while I usually have no idea what to do when someone praises me Iâve come to take a lot of pride in being Good At Camp. I have many fond memories of summer camp as a kid (most of my good childhood memories, in fact) and the majority are due to what can only be described as âcamp culture.â Summer camp is a world that operates differently from the ones kids know at school and at home. Some of Camp Culture is the unique rituals and games that each group of kids discovers on their own, but a lot of it is the environment that we as adults make the effort to create.
So here are some of the things Iâve learned that I do differently from other camp directors, that maybe my fellow camp directors/counselors and youth mentors can learn from!
Let kids pick their own camp names. By this I mean that on the first day, when we introduce ourselves and make name tags, I let kids decide what I and everyone else at camp will call them. About 95% of kids just stick with their name, but sometimes kids choose outlandish nicknames for themselves like Coconut or Kirby or Sharkbait, and thatâs fun. More importantly, though, there are a lot of kids who donât like their given names (for any reason, really, but special shout-out to everyone who doesnât like their given name for Gender Reasons). These kids absolutely light up when you tell them youâll call them whatever they tell you to call them on the first day of camp.
Bypass the stressful illusion that youâre going to maintain orderliness and instead aim for controlled chaos. For example, whether weâre hiking or walking to and from different locations, I donât bother trying to get kids to walk in a line. Thereâs no real necessity for it as long as they stay with our group. Instead, we make a âcounselor sandwichâ where the the adults at the front and the back are the âbreadâ and the kids are the âsandwich fillings,â and as long as they âstay in the sandwichâ Iâm satisfied. Thereâs also the added entertainment of hearing them proudly declare what sandwich ingredient they are.
Related point: Sometimes you gotta just find an easy and inelegant solution to a problem to streamline activity transitions, etc; since we lack actual cubbies or hooks or anything at all the rec and parks camps, I designate one picnic table at each location as the Stuff Table and everyoneâs backpacks and coats and water bottles go on it. Once that kind of system is in place you can designate a Stuff Tree or a Stuff Rock or a Stuff Log out on the trail, YMMV.
Under no circumstances should you force a kid to engage in a game or activity. YES they do have to stay with the group, and that might mean they have to keep hiking when they donât want to, but NEVER EVER shame a kid for âI donât wanna.â My only responses to I Donât Wanna are âyou donât have to,â or in the case of a hike, where they canât just sit on the ground nearby, âif you donât feel up to it you can sit in the office on the cot until you feel betterâ (the parks and rec equivalent of an infirmary). I have had kids with anxiety and the families of kids with anxiety tell me emphatically that not being mandated to do new and intimidating activities was a huge boon to their metal health. I have watched anxious kids blossom over the course of a summer (or two or three) as they gradually gain the skills to join in and try new things. I often invite kids who are uncomfortable in this way to be a referee or to help set up the equipment for a game, and they have all appreciated the (no pressure) invitation, even if they donât always accept the task right away.
Never underestimate the power of shouting RED LIGHT to get a kid to stop doing something inadvisable. Many kids who are completely deaf to their own name when combined with your impassioned pleas to stop running will immediately freeze upon hearing âRED LIGHT.â Bonus: other children will often join in with you in shouting it.
Whenever possible, encourage kids to resolve conflicts themselves. When I see an argument brewing, I usually remain on standby until a kid requests that I step in (unless it looks like someone is REALLY going to lose their temper and lash out). Sometimes Iâll cut in and ask, âis something wrong?â which kids are usually eager to answer. Which segues into:
Donât force kids to say âIâm sorry.â A sulky, forced apology is meaningless and most kids recognize (and resent) this. Instead of demanding âsay youâre sorry,â I usually ask the aggrieved party âwhat do you want to happen now/next time?â I also ask the other party what they want to happen next time, since it usually reveals what caused them to escalate the situation in the first place. Sometimes the answer IS simply âI want an apology,â but often this question leads to more constructive solutions like âI want him to give me a chance to kick the ballâ or âI want her to stop calling me a Dunkarooâ or âI just want to be left alone.â I also highly recommend âjust spend some time away from each otherâ as a viable conflict resolution for kids, though with a camp group itâs not always possible.
I allow kids to engage in conflict-inducing games that other counselors wonât by using them as an opportunity to teach my campers about consent. There are few things more adorable than watching large group of preschoolers carefully negotiate how and who they will throw water balloons at because I have told them that they MUST get permission beforehand EVERY SINGLE TIME they want to throw a water balloon at someone or they wonât be given any more water balloons. I have witnessed countless iterations of conversations like, âcan I throw one at you?â âonly if I can throw mine at youâ âhmmm nevermind thenâ âokayâ
This goes for most kinds of physical contact. A lot of counselors will declare No Touching Of Any Kind rules and then paradoxically initiate games of tag or sports that require mildly violent physical contact. So not only do I find âdonât touch anyone else everâ to be a ridiculously unenforceable, even psychologically unhealthy rule, Iâve also never seen it consistently implemented. The Touching Rules that I enforce all come down to âask first even if you are trying to be niceâ and âalways stop if the other person doesnât like it.â And the classic, âno kissinâ at camp,â because some kids are just a little too affectionate.
If youâve got a kid with no respect for bugs, you can prevent wanton insecticide with the rule of âif you kill it you have to eat it.â Other children are eager to enforce this rule on bug-killers.
me at a sleepover in 3rd grade with a bunch of girls who arent even nice to me at exactly 8:30 PM

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âMy cat realizing I am watching him do what I have repeatedly told him not to doâ
Theologians: Animals canât sin, because they cannot comprehend right vs. wrong in a meaningful way.
Me, a Cat Owner: Yeah, Bullshit.