back on my bullshit

100 level course prof: Usually an adjunct. Very smol and new to teaching. Lives with dept head up their butt and double checking everything they do

Turns out that he had just turned 18 the month that this happened (it was an atv accident) and because of that, the medical debt is all now in his name. Him and his family are asking for donations from those able to do so to help with his recovery costs. He fractured every bone in his hand, degloved it and had to have his ring finger amputated; apparently 6 different hospitals wanted to just amputate the hand but they searched until they found one willing to try surgery to fix it first so he’s said that more fingers may need to be amputated in the future based on how well it heals.

I’ve included the link to the post below, just be warned that if you go through the rest of his profile he does have further photos of his hand after the accident that are quite gory. (The donation post itself is photo free though!)

clark reupload

What she means: Clark asks Malfina the Demon Witch to make him the 3rd happiest man in Connecticut and agree to marry him. Who are these two happier men? What man, let alone men, could have more happiness than a man (who, let's be honest, is a solid 4) that has the joy and privilege to marry a hot demon giantess with a heart of gold that could vaporize all detractors?

good news: they gendered me correctly in the rejection letter

You have Christians using this trope to portray the Hebrew Bible (and by extension Judaism & the Jewish people) as inferior, outdated, or especially unforgiving in comparison to “The New Testament” (and by extension Christianity & the Church), in order to highlight a supposedly uniquely Christian propensity for love & kindness.

You have Christians using this trope to portray a fire & brimstone message or their own abusive & aggressive behavior as badass or a revival of some prelapsarian ideal—especially a hallmark of “edgy” preachers like Mark Driscoll, joking about “going Old Testament on their ass” or contrasting the perceived “weakness” of common portrayals of Jesus as meek & soft-spoken.

You have atheists almost exclusively citing passages from the Hebrew Bible to “disprove” Christianity and show how brutal/blood-thirsty/vengeful/genocidal “The Abrahamic God” (and by extension all religion—by which they mostly mean Christianity, Islam, and Judaism) is.