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The floppy wide-brimmed ones, not the slightly more structured, elaborately decorated wide-brimmed hats? The wool one is a vintage piece that was an INSANELY lucky find on eBay. One of the straw hats was from H&M two summers ago, and the one that has a slightly upturned brim and giant bow was a present from a friend, who found it at an estate sale; the original owner wore that hat to a Kentucky Derby back in the late 80s.

Also, how familiar a person is w the plant or their culture will color how they see those characteristics. Victorian flower language see cypress as a foreboding thing because they grow in swamps,and that is creepy to most British people. I live in Louisiana where they are EVERYWHERE though, and mostly I associate them with a sense of eternity or immortality because we all know they are the most resistant to rot. Cypress wood is expensive and sought after for a reason.

You’re absolutely right, personal associations can also play a role in how a plant is seen and interpreted. Thanks for the addition!

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There are black Jews, you ignorant sluts. I think they would probably agree that Jews can be hella racist

hey so im gonna take this opportunity to clarify that the post you’re replying to was talking specifically about ashkenazi jews of my acquaintance on this hellsite and was not even close to trying to imply that jews can’t be black (which is obviously not true as you so kindly point out).

Hmm! This is a tricky one, let me see what I can do.

The verb for “to trip” in Sumerian is the set phrase ngiri zeer, literally meaning “to remove (the) feet” (which I know sounds unpleasant!) The present-tense root of this verb is ngiri zeze.

Commands and bare imperatives are used extremely infrequently in Sumerian; much more common is what is called the precative mood, meaning “may you” or “let it (happen that)”. This is done by conjugating the verb and adding the precative prefix he-, in this instance forming ngiri hebzezen “may you trip.”

To say “over your own feet”, I’d probably use ngiri “feet” in the terminative case. Normally meaning “to” or “towards”, the terminative -sh(e) also means “because of, caused by” in situations like this. “Because of your own feet” would be ngiri-zu-sh “feet + your + terminative case”.

So the final sentence would be Ngirizush ngiri hebzezen! “(May you) trip because of your feet!” Here it is in cuneiform:

It's like you've been cursed by some dark fae and your fairy godmothers come up with all kind of magical chance bullcrap to fix it, thank goodness

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Things ETD has just said to me: I founda porn...

He’s a 4channer?! B-b-but how does he survive, being a decent person and all

Kind of like how we survive tumblr without turning into doxxing assholes who go after people over ship wars.

He's had all his shots, and he goes outside regularly to experience reality beyond the 20 by 16 inches of his monitor. /salt

I'M SO HAPPY FOR YOUUUUU! ........ .....wondering if they'd sell knucklebones for....reasons >_>

They do actually. They do a lot of the butchering on site, so you can ask for all kinds of things. Including tongue.

thisisemobuddy replied to your post “We found an organic market near us that is also a co-op that rounds...”

Boi what is the market called!? Im lookin into moving to minneapolis and im wanting to be near a good grocery store