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if you see a Jabberwocky in an American National Park i cannot stress this enough you HAVE to report them to the nearest Park ranger. I know, I know, they fill human hearts with terror and whimsy in equal measure, but they are an aggressively invasive species in the Americas. Jackalopes are at risk of becoming extinct because during shedding season they have no natural defences against jaws that bite and claws that catch.
You don't have to worry about them killing it, they're actually endangered in England due to Victorian Era overhunting, so the British government's provided the National Park service with Vorpal Tranquilizer Darts so they can safely transport them to their native British Countryside where they can feast on borogroves and jubjub birds to their hearts' content.
Jabberwocks are starting to really intrude on the territory of the Snallygaster and crowd them out. Please report when you see them and help preserve our American monsters!
the phrase "a shiny quarter to anyone who can explain this" popped into my head today but i couldn't remember what it was from. after 30 minutes of frantic googling i'm happy to report that it is from Invader Zim production art where johnen and the other artists were bullying eachother via notes on character design revision sheets
I'm just saying, if you're going to worldbuild magic being a "raw, primal force, akin to and interweaving with nature itself" you gotta explain to me why animals don't use it
I know the normal answer is "they just aren't smart enough for it" but idk I've seen enough media where a character uses a spell in a moment of brain-off panic ilI feel like animals could probably stumble into a spell or two like, accidentally
group of wizards who ask this in-universe, and after extensive study learn to their surprise that animals are casting spells all the time, just that their magic is so fundamental as to be unrecognizable to humans. turns out the only reason acorns grow on trees is because squirrels keep wishing for them.
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if i made a video game where you get to pick the gender of the player character i'd make both the options be nonbinary and you can either have they/them or it/its pronouns. those are your only options
Hey friends! If you get diagnosed with sleep apnea and you have health insurance (even shitty health insurance) don't worry! It's a condition that's relatively easy to manage, even if you're poor, and I'll walk you through it.
Pre diagnosis: if you have a neck circumference greater than 16-17 inches, it raises your chances of being diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea. This means that you stop breathing for periods of time during your sleep, resulting in poor sleep quality and over time has the potential for more serious issues. Obesity is a risk factor, but you don't have to be heavy to have sleep apnea. If you sleep with someone, they probably already know if you have sleep apnea (it sounds like snoring with periods of not breathing, and then coughing/choking). If you sleep alone, there are recording apps you can use overnight that highlight any instances of sound for you to listen to in the morning.
Diagnosis: Once you suspect sleep apnea, you can bring it up to your PCP as a concern. They'll refer you to a sleep specialist, and they'll conduct a sleep study. Depending on your insurance, this can be at home or in a lab. If they conduct it at home, they'll send you a small machine attached to two pads that will go on your chest and a finger pulse oximeter. This will collect your data throughout the night about your REM cycle, your heart rate, and your oxygen. (I can't speak for the lab sleep study, but I had no copay for the machine) The specialists will examine the results and then send you a prescription for a CPAP machine, mask, and tubing.
Your insurance will rent out the machine to you for a premium every month. The machine will monitor the amount of time you wear it and send this information back to the specialists and the insurance. You are required to wear it for a minimum amount of time every night and a minimum amount of nights each week. If you fail to meet these requirements, your insurance can deny coverage for the machine, which for most people means they won't be able to afford it and they'll be charged for the full price. If you go on vacation, have an irregular sleep schedule, or have a difficult time adjusting to wearing a mask, these can all contribute to not meeting the minimum hours. The amount that my insurance quoted me for the first 6 months was $1200, and after that amount of the minimum requirements of 6 hours 5 nights a week were met, I would then own the machine.
Don't freak out! You don't have to do all that.
Call the sleep specialist and ask them to send you a hard copy of the prescription for the CPAP machine. They will try to get out of this. My office told me twice that if they sent me the prescription then the insurance wouldn't cover all the supplies I need. I had to be persistent and call back and ask for them to send it again. Once they email you the prescription, buy a second-hand machine off Facebook marketplace or craiglist (you might even be able to find someone offering one for free on a Facebook buy nothing group, or you can make a group post searching for one). It took me a few months of searching to find one I could afford, but there's a good market for them, either from people passing away or upgrading. They retail new for 400-1200, so people can get away selling them for a couple hundred bucks. I lucked out and found an excellent bipap machine, but you don't need a fancy, modern Bluetooth CPAP. Any old working machine will do.
Do not use second hand masks or tubes. These can have gross bacteria. Clean the entire machine with disinfectant, inside and out. Consider replacing the water chamber if it came with one. I bought all of my masks and tubing new on a CPAP supply website, which cost about $100, but they're mine forever. You can find people selling sealed, unused bulk supplies on FB, etc.
CPAP vs BIPAP: a BIPAP is just a slightly fancier version of a CPAP that offers two different air pressures for both inhalation and exhalation. It's okay to wait a little while after getting the prescription until you can find a machine you can afford (you've had untreated sleep apnea this long, you can wait a little longer), but after you get a junker, you can always upgrade to a better one in the future and treat your condition.
Using the machine: look up a manual online for your specific model. Look up a YouTube video for how to plug in your prescription. There's a whole bunch of settings, and options to store the data it collects in a USB/SD card.
Buy distilled water. Don't use tap, bottled, mineral, or spring water.
Different types of masks: there are masks that cover your nose and mouth, masks that cover only your nostrils; different types of headgear that go around your whole head or just your ears, and you might find different types more or less comfortable. The tubing is universal.
It's less loud and less uncomfortable than you think to adjust to. I suggest taking some Benadryl the first night just to get used to sleeping with something on your face. The quality improvement might be so significant that you won't mind the lifestyle adjustments. You can even buy small models of cpaps that are meant for travel. If you don't have hundreds of dollars to throw at insurance, it's better to buy one outright so you own it and no one can take it. You're supposed to replace your tubing/masks every 3 months, but if you take care of your equipment and clean it, you can probably stretch it a little longer.
Feel free to ask/dm/reply if you have any questions! Go forth and sleep better!
This is a really good guide, the only thing I'd add is that you are supposed to replace the water chamber every six months as well, just because over time it becomes harder to get bacteria out of the chamber, and it can get tiny cracks and so on. As with everything else, if you take care of it, you can make it last longer.
Also, the reason that it's important to use distilled water is that it is completely clean. You are not going to stick a brain-eating amoeba up your nose, and you're not going to have as many problems with things growing in the tubes. Do not fuck around with this. At all.
The disinfectant which was recommended for me was simply vinegar -- the acid in the vinegar will kill pretty much anything if you dilute it in some very hot water and soak your tubes, masks, water chamber in it. Then wash it with a plain soap - I use regular-degular blue Dawn - and set it out to air dry on a towel. I hang my tubing over the shower curtain rod so it drains. If you do it when you get up, most everything will be dry by bedtime.
I fucking hated most of the masks until I found the memory foam ones, but there have been recalls on some brands of those, so make sure you are checking recall lists if you're buying bulk stuff so you are sure you're not getting crap offloaded on you that'll have you inhaling memory foam bits. Yikes.
Okay, I guess I had a couple of things to say. But yeah, this is a good guide.
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Ray Bradbury’s short story “There Will Come Soft Rains” that was written in 1950 is set on the day of August 4th, 2026 (tomorrow)!! Now’s your chance to read it around the time it’s based in!
Audio: A recording of Leonard Nimoy reading it on Internet Archive.
I used to set this one for second year undergraduate creative writing seminars on writing science fiction on a double bill with Octavia E. Butler's "Bloodchild" and no-one here gets out alive.
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Pokemon fans have no sense of good or bad character design. The Pokemon that are widely decided to be "ugly" literally look so goddamn okay they're just pissed off it isn't garchomp #35
If you bring up aromatisse around a pokemon fan they go "UGH that disgusting fucking THING is so NASTY and GROSS BLEGH UGHUHJ I HATE IT KILL IT KILL IT EEWWW" she literally looks like this you fucking asshole
Started picking sailor moon back up again and remembered the reason I started watching sailor moon in the first place was because i saw some gif sets of mamoru and thought he was a beautiful masc lesbian
