I will never reveal the Wu-Tang secret

it's an honor to teach you

Max Headroom (1987)

Bet you never seen a licorice bulbasaur. Fun fact, those little licorice candies are called “allsorts”

I promise, it's fine. Whatever people are calling degenerate, or claiming will destroy society, you're still in the lobby displays. There's a whole library and the stacks contain multitudes. Relax, read something else, learn to analyze what you don't like honestly instead of being grossed out. It makes the world a better place

op disabled reblogs but i really wanted this post on my blog again

You really should reconsider man

Ghostbusters (1984)

Most Indigenous nations around Australia had six or more seasons, revolving around wet and dry times as much as hot and cold, and marked by the appearances of certain native animals and flowers. Schools need to start teaching the real seasons, and explaining that climate cycles are too complex to generalise globally, or else we will keep raising generations who view the natural world as hostile and unpredictable and climate predictions as generally irrelevent and frequently wrong - and I'm sure I don't need to spell out why that's a problem in the era of climate crisis.

in general the way humans define seasons is largely subjective and varies across cultures. the one you were taught is not at all universal!

PlayStation Plus #1, Oct ‘95 - The ultimate magazine for the ultimate console!

brigitte niedermair

No wonder Americans are reliant on DoorDash and fast food, there’s no time or energy to cook. No one wonder mental and physical health are in shambles, many just spent all day sitting in fluorescent lights with little to no stimulation. “Just wake up earlier” “Just meal prep”… these are ok short-term, individual solutions, but the broader, systemic issue is obvious. We aren’t built for this. There’s no work-life balance. Genuinely, I think if our culture could normalize a shorter work week, many individuals’ biggest problems would simply evaporate.