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define gerrymandering but in a way that i can understand
Apparently when my grandma first came to America she didnât know what a raccoon was and assumed it was a fucked up cat and adopted it. I just imagine this 13 yr old girl with a heavy Eastern European accent being like âthis is my cat, Petr. He is not very friendlyâ
quoting a vine in a room full of boomers:
In case youâre curious, this has happened before: https://qz.com/646467/how-one-programmer-broke-the-internet-by-deleting-a-tiny-piece-of-code/
That programmer is my new hero.

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If Janet from The Good Place can wear dresses and have long hair and use she/her pronouns and not be a girl, so can you!
We stan a nonbinary icon
The present day segments in Inuyasha were among the only sequences in anime that have ever made me laugh.
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twitter user with display name âcole (he/him)â @ semispeaking:
â#Actually Autistic people and others who need #Adaptive PPE: I recently discovered mask brackets, an insert for face masks that prevents the mask from touching your face as much and provides a bit more breathing roomâ
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a handmade face mask with a plastic mask bracket inside next to another plastic mask bracket on a wooden surface]
Also, if youâre a crafty type, Jen from Epbot just recently shared a pattern for a foam mask that holds the fabric away from the face:Â
https://www.epbot.com/2020/06/finally-our-foam-face-mask-template.html
For the anon who said masks made them feel claustrophobic. Hereâs the buy link I found in the comments, but I also wanted to reblog the version with the craft link above.
Remember when doing any mask edits or using a non-standard mask, itâs important to test them via this bill nye experiment to make sure you know how effective it is.
Camouflage crew!
Get stick bugged, leaf butterflied, orchid mantised, and leaf bugged lol
thinking about the time they sent me a seven year old autistic patient to investigate if he was suffering abuse because in every psychological test he kept drawing awful monsters
and I start the consultation already miserable as fuck and I give the kid some pen and paper so I can maybe communicate and see what's on his mind
and then I go WAIT A GODDAMN SECOND I KNOW THOSE MONSTERS
turns out the kid just had a special interest in Five Nights at Freddy's
I pointed at the monster and went "That's Freddy!" and I've never seen a kid that ecstatic in my life
the mom looked at me as if her son and I belonged at the same satanic cult and that's why I knew the names of the demons in his head
I wrote back to psychologist like "I'm not sure how to explain this but looking up five nights at freddys might bring you progress with this patient"
at some point the nurses realized the autistic children and I were like, Really Vibing
so they decided to highkey just appoint all of them to my day and it took me almost a month to realize that the fact that I kept arriving and finding that all of todayâs appointments were autistic children was Not A CoincidenceÂ
anyway this one time there was a kid who was really into christianity but it was like, specifically angelsÂ
so Iâm trying to start up a conversation with him and I ask what heâs reading and he goes âdo you know what a nephilim isâ
and like for one hellish second my soul is suckerpunched out of my body and thrown straight into supernatural-fanfic-on-wattpad hell, and then I reassume control of my flesh prison, ignoring the mental edits of Dean and Castiel making out, and go âArenât those the guys who are half human and half angel?â
and the kid was so fucking happy but the mom was staring at me like âwhy are you privy to this bit of occult jesus loreâ
and my heathen lesbian of a self just looks at her and goesÂ
âi love bibleâ
Bless you.

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where is that renaissance painting with those two fellers and a giant fucking random skull on the floor that looks like it was accidentally stretched out in photoshop
THANK YOU
somebody please explain
Someone once told me itâs like that because it was designed to be hung in a stairwell so the skull pops out as you walk past.
âŚI guess it works but you have to be at a pretty sharp angle
There was a whole trend at one point where artists would include something in their paintings (usually a skull, for whatever reason) thatâs super distorted in just the right way so that it looks normal if you hold the painting up to a convex/concave mirror. I have absolutely no idea why. But I think thatâs whatâs going on here.
In case anyoneâs curious, hereâs what it looks like when you walk past it irl:
It does have a 3D effect to it! Itâs pretty neat, guess it would be even more impressive to people from the 14th century.
honestly, people just looking at the skull are missing the real deal here
You can read any implied text you see in this thing, even the book, thatâs how detailed it is. Look at the painting on those letters!
jesus christ youâre just showing off now, Hans!
HANS OH MY GOD
anyway, the skull apparently had some meaning about the transcendence of death, you can only see it clearly when you canât see the world clearly and vice versa, but man, Iâm all about the detail in this guyâs shit
No, I think youâre missing the real deal here
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Oh god, imagine being the person who created that page.
She promised an ex who had belittled her dreams that one day he wouldnât be able to order a coffee with out hearing one of her songs. She deserves all the good sheâs worked for.
The thing people forget about her is that Lady Gaga is fueled mostly by spite
Pieces of Viking pottery with traces of cat and dog paws, seen at the MusĂŠe de Normandie in Caen Castle
âSo back in the day pets already ruined their ownerâs artwork.â - My sis who took the photo
âruinedâ? made better
Itâs very humanizing to imagine some poor potter in the past screaming ânnnnooooooo bad kittyâ somewhere in Scandinavia
If it was ruined, the artisan wouldnât have baked it.
Thatâs⌠thatâs a delightful point you just made.
This person chose to bake and keep their catâs artistic contribution.
i was in spain once and there was a building with a tile that had been laid down in roman times: it had a dogâs paw print. and the thing was that after the dog did that print, the wet tile was dried, and then fired, and then shipped, and then laid, and for two thousand years every person who encountered that tile thought âaw! paw print!â and kept it. this vast agreement by thousands of people over all these centuries, in memory of a dog only one of us could have met.Â
i loved that tile.Â
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Bigfoot?? Anakin?? Darts??
Dart Vader
Stop. Normalizing. Bath Bombs. theyâre training people not to recognize the inherent dangers of magical vortexes
thousands of years of evolutionary instincts gone just like that. you dumbasses are gonna stick your feet in the first glowing portal you stumble across and get kidnapped by the fucking fae
Itâs 2020 and Iâve reconsidered my stance on being abducted by the fae

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me every night when I sit in the dark stabbing my charger into my phone until I find the socket: donât think of that post,donât think of that postâ
I'm sorry if this has been asked before, but what, exactly, is 'chain weld', and why do you consider it cheap or not worth the price tag? What's the difference?
Hi there! I think someone did ask this before, but I have no problem explaining something again, especially if I have new examples. Sometimes itâs easier to visualize when youâre looking at different versions of the same tiara design, so weâll use Sarah Fergusonâs tiara as the example here.Hereâs the real one:
And hereâs a âreplicaâ that will set you back about $150 from a bridal shoppe:
Ugh, am I right? Doesnât look remotely like it! This is what I call âchain weldâ. Itâs the method in which it was created. They took a pre-made chain of rhinestones and welded them into the pattern you see here. It limits the ability to form shapes, and itâs very clunky. Typically, chain weld pieces like this should run for $10-$15, which would be reasonable for what youâre getting, but bridal shoppes mark it up into the hundreds. Now, hereâs a loss-wax, or pavĂŠ cast, replica:
Now thatâs a bit more like it! The shapes have been sculpted and cast in metal before the stones are set into it. No abrupt square ends here, these flourishes end gracefully at leaf-like points as they should. Is it a perfect, exact replica? No way! But Iâll take this over that train wreck up above. Now, hereâs the fun bit. This replica sells in my shop for $30.Thatâs lightyears away from the $150 pricetag of that terrible one above, no? Bridal shoppes are a scam. The bridal industry is a racket. And so are the tiaras they churn out. Love yourself, donât buy over-priced rubbish.
A reminder that chain weld is the devil, yâall:
Stumbled across this on eBay in the $60-$85 range. Hereâs the one I usually carry:
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