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A mole found its way into our house somehow and our cat has NO IDEA what to do about it.
Come to think of it, I also have no idea what to do about it.
If we're being really honest, the mole was also unclear of her motives, so I think we were all a bit confused.
there was a great study a few years that went into the whole "ppl online are bigger jerks than irl cuz theres a virtual wall and no repercussions" and the researchers were expecting to see that be the case but it turns out that people who were really angry or argumentative online were also found to just be assholes in person and people who were pretty patient and nice online were found to be patient and nice in real person as well
and it just debunked that whole cynical idea that people will naturally be mean if theres no punishment for it
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the researchers found that being online didnt make people more hostile, but that being online allowed already hostile people to dominate forum conversations, and the less aggressive people were much less likely to reply or engage, ending in just the aggressive people bickering at eachother
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He should be in all detective shows
[Image description The background for Blues Clues with Benoit Blanc from Knives Out]
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They thing about women’s sports is that I think most of us who watch them want a future of all gender sports leagues but unless you have a way to make misogyny go away in the next week and cis men to actually, meaningfully allow other genders to compete with them and share resources without harassment, women’s leagues going away would just mean women do not play sports anymore (or, play it in secret unsanctioned events like it used to be.) And the biggest thing you can do is 1) fight against the idea that these spaces should only be for certain kinds of women (cis women, white women, upper class women, etc) and refocus / realign these spaces to be for anyone experiencing gender marginalization who is denied access to traditional sporting spaces 2) invest enough resources into these athletes until they’re just too good to deny the most predominant spaces in sports that men occupy
The thing that annoys me is way too many people, including other people on the left, is acting as if women’s sports came about because some women went up to their college admin like “we want to play basketball but we’re too scared to play with the boys :(“ instead of it mainly being clubs and teams of women who suffered nonstop harassment playing on boys clubs and were refused playin time or resources or were literally barred from competing and had to do it in secret / after hours / etc and were mainly asking for a place to just safely play and work on their craft and saying if you won’t let us in, we’ll create our own. There are obviously some women athletes right now pushing bullshit narratives and getting in on the grift of “well we need this because we’re weaker we know we’re not as good as the boys~” but there’s a lot more that understand these places exist because begging cis men for scraps in their spaces wasn’t working so they created their own
hi okay sorry I'm actually reblogging a second time because I have more thoughts. I feel like a lot of (especially new) women's sports fans rn are going in the "sports should all be gender integrated" because that /feels/ more liberatory, but I think underlying that is (like you're saying) a misunderstanding of history and structure, and it ends up accomplishing the opposite of what I think most of these folks actually want.
To put it simply: I think a lot of fans think of the existence of women's leagues as being like segregation, when really it's a lot more like affirmative action.
In slightly more detail: a lot of people seem to think that men wanted to keep women out of existing sports leagues/orgs, so they created separate leagues to contain women and keep them separate from men. That didn't happen! Keeping women out of men's sports doesn't require providing any alternatives, and men certainly didn't start women's leagues. Women fought for and built their own sports institutions, and the purpose those institutions serve is to create a space where misogyny--not biology, misogyny--doesn't create inequity between athletes. (Though there's still PLENTY of inequity around race, class, nationality, transness, etc.) That's the affirmative action part: a women's league is an organization where it's guaranteed that every roster spot is protected for people experiencing gender-based discrimination. If you've ever interviewed for a job you're qualified for and then found out afterward that they hired some unqualified dude who's going to get that money instead? Women's sports leagues are built to make that material impact of misogyny impossible.
The second layer of this that I really wish more people understood is that when you see "women's" sports leagues not as single-gender segregation but instead as affirmative action meant to combat gender-based discrimination, you also get *the strongest possible argument for including trans people--especially trans women--in women's sports.* That's something I think (I hope!) we are all fighting for, and I think a lot people saying "we should just integrate sports!" are really doing that out of an anxiety or uncertainty about how to reconcile their enjoyment of "women's" sports with their desire to include trans people. But if you frame what we currently call "women's" sports as "sports spaces set aside for people experiencing gender discrimination" then nobody who's even a little bit worth talking to can tell you that trans people (again, especially women) don't 100% belong there.
100%, also like not a 1:1 on any sense as the social context and systems of oppression were very different but in a philosophical sense / understanding how these sporting spaces can be born as a response to oppression without endorsing said oppression, another historical example would be the existence of the Negro Leagues in baseball. They existed because of the color line in baseball, Jim Crow laws, and segregation meant they could not participate in the existent major leagues, but the Negro Leagues themselves were not created by white people or pro-segregation, they were spaces in which Black people could continue their athletic careers / crafts with less harassment, a better chance at controlling the resources within the playing field even if there were less resources than their white counterparts, and the ability to keep making money from the sport. It also meant that once integration did happen, there were players ready to compete right away in terms of skill level because the leagues got better with time and players got better. It was not perfect and they were still given less pay, resources, and respect than white teams and faced intense harassment, but it was an improvement from either playing on the majority white teams in the indie leagues where they got treated horribly or not playing at all, and Black baseball players were able to form their own communities and make their own history in that time
I love it when video essayists want to make a video about a conspiracy or something, and obviously the most engaging title is to ask the central question of the conspiracy, but they're clearly worried that people glancing at titles and not watching the videos will take the question title as support for the conspiracy and possibly introduce new people to it who will take it as fact (since a video essayist they trust told them), so they put the answer right there on the thumbnail like
podcast season one: this is found audio! everything you hear is recorded by the characters themselves!
podcast season two: okay technically it wouldn't make sense for them to record that part, but maybe it was on accident? or the tape turned itself on?
podcast season three: this entire episode is inside the character's head

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Yesterday, I was at dinner with some friends and briefly forgot Harrison Ford’s name, but I was like, “His name is a president and a car,” which is how we got such acceptable alternatives as McKinley Camry, Van Buren Gremlin, Clinton Infinity, and Range Rover Cleveland.
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Bro they got geep in Ohio
Me: i support the fetishistic nature of this content but NOT the mischaracterization
people who use "cat person" and "dog person" as though they are describing two opposing sides in a war are very tiresome to talk to for me. and the same for anyone who assumes a personal preference Must Necessarily be a statement of supremacy. TIRESOME!
people who do this really do not enjoy when I bring up that our ideas of "what dogs are like" and "what cats are like" are socially and culturally influenced. "dogs are big and stupid and dirty and slobbery and too friendly" this is not how dogs are viewed in many places, did u know? this is largely a stereotype in the places where dogs like retrievers are the most common type of dog to own, like the US. in many places this is not the case, and in those places the stereotypical dog is often characterized very differently.
MANY SUCH CASES I FEAR
I think about this cake every day
sorry for exposing your tags but this is hilarious
OP, I hope you don’t mind me making an addition:
When I turned 17, we ordered a cake at the grocery store for my party, as we’d done many times before. If you wanted something written on the cake you’d write it into a section of the order form. We requested, very simply, “Happy Birthday Courtney”. When we went to pick it up the day of the party, this is what we got.
The bakery employees had absolutely no explanation for this. The order form, attached to the box, very clearly did not contain any of those extra names. Whomever had done the writing was no longer in, so there was no one to ask how this had happened. The fact that the name ‘Juan’ is misspelled bewilders me to this day. (I’ve never seen ‘Miley’ without the E, either, but it’s believable that someone might spell it that way.) Did this cake slip in from an alternate universe where I’m one quarter of a set of Hispanic quadruplets? Dyslexic Hispanic quadruplets, maybe?
This cake became the focal point of my party. At least two of my friends regularly called me ‘Courtney Mily Jaun Pablo’ for years to come. My siblings and I still reference it sometimes, eleven years later. It is probably the funniest thing ever to occur at any birthday celebration of my life, and may well remain so for the rest of my days.
I love a botched cake.
one time me and some pals spotted one of those big cookie cakes in a store. it was done up with red icing and little X's for kisses and in the middle it said
No One Like You
now, it took us a while to realise it meant "(there is) no one like you". at first, we all parsed it as a botched "no one like(s) you"
for ages after when we'd wind each other up we'd declare "NO ONE LIKE YOU ☹️👎"
I just feel like it's important to post the Sacred Texts
The Cake Wrecks blog is one that I miss.

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these days you can call the US an empire and nobody will bat an eye, but the way some people get worked up when you start talking about acts of US imperialism. empire doesn't just mean powerful lmao, it means you're exploiting foreign populations