But steel's heavier than feathers

girls r like olives. they r sometimes stuffed with garlic

His shirt reads "Feed Ted Cruz to a bear" btw

He also sings along with the chorus with everyone else, while still looking baffled.

WOW

If you projected more I would put this on my music library

please refer to mitski.bandcamp.com for songs where i am projecting more 

im in love

oh! my face showed up on my dash

I’m losing it🤯🤯 The original A Burning Hill demo right here on tumblr. I feel like I’m looking at a delicate ancient scroll with sacred information or an original painting by a renaissance artist that must be preserved for all that time.

Tumblr has the gift of prophecy

Look, I’m not one for rarepairs but I’m just saying: there’s something truly poetic about a character whose entire career revolves around being able to ask questions without judgement and a character who was underestimated his whole life by people who never cared to ask him anything. And about that first press conference, where every single journalist was thinking the whole thing was a joke but only one was bold enough to actually ask. And about how he paid attention to everything to the point where he was the first one to turn around and cheer for this random american who everyone was happy hating. And about how by being curious instead of judgemental he actually came to respect the man so much he threw his own career away to be truthful

this is in perfect iambic meter and sounds like the first line of a weird poem

[ID: An image of two people shaking hands with the text “Rule #2: don’t ever hug a lobster when you see one on the street” above their hands. End ID]

how does not getting the vaccine harm others? if others are vaccinated then they have nothing to worry about right?

the only answer i’ve gotten to that is “if you arent vaccinated you are more likely to be hospitalized and those who chose to get vaccinated shouldn’t have to worry about hospital beds being unavailable” which is so incredibly wrong on so many levels i can’t even begin to explain

Hm? the talking point is that those who can’t get vaxed are at risk. like I couldn’t get vaxed while pregnant at the instruction of my OB, i have an immune compromised niece who has been holed up since day 1 of the pandemic, etc. protecting vulnerable groups has always been the point of herd immunity.

But vaccinated people still spread covid just as much as everyone else so what's the gain

Except they don’t? They can still transmit the disease which has always been the case, but certainly not “as much as everyone else.” The gain is you reduce the risk of transmission, the risk of infection, and the severity of infection does take place.

Also the point that unvaccinated people fill up hospitals imo IS a valid argument… in my country hospitals are postponing non-COVID related procedures and operations due to unavailability of hospital beds and staff and in particular because or ICs are at risk of overflowing. How is it NOT a good argument that we want to prevent that??