Lexl Spark

Well, someone's messed with the timeline!

I still cant believe tumblr tried to make it so there was an individual note count for each post addition; as though best part of successfully adding to a post isn't that you get to sit back smugly as the original poster's notifications are rendered unusable

Reblog this post to render OP's notifications unusable

HEY

Aren't they still trying this?

yeah okay ill reblog that!

make that trio polyamorous

Every summer I forget how much I fucking love spiders I’ve drunk one every day this week

Drinking spiders??!

I think that’s called a float in the states. Although we usually plop the icecream into the glass after the soda. Similar effect though.

We wouldn’t be able to call it that because the word is way too easy to confuse with a floater, which is a meat pie floating in a bowl of pea soup. It is every bit as delicious as a spider though. I should get some pies and pea soup.

I would like to announce that this is not a standard Australian food, it’s exclusively a South Australian one and the rest of Australia is just as appalled as the rest of the world.

It’s not our fault that the rest of Australia is incorrect about food.

“average person eats 3 spiders a year" factoid actualy just statistical error. average person eats 0 spiders per year. Spiders Georg, who lives in South Australia and BADLY misinterpreted our survey question,,

I don't want to touch HNA with a 10 ft pole cause self-insert slop mc and men being playable(the men are ugly, especially otto)... But Kiana's voice being a bit raspy is what I always envision her voice in English dub

today's reason I fucking love the open source community: Ageless Linux, a brand new Debian-based operating system specifically designed to break the law by giving children access to computers that explicitly refuse to track their age.

reblog this post to help a child break the law

If you read through this website, it’s very clear from the way they’re describing their system—especially the hardware—that their intent is not to put make age verification-less Debian systems widely available to children. Which is good, because mass adoption of Linux by disenfranchised young people isn’t a realistic way to fight these laws. The $12 computer they’re selling is deliberately designed to break the law in ways that highlight what a bad law it is. They’re saying that what they’re doing is illegal in multiple places on their website, including the landing page, which is not typically an action you take if you want to stay up and work under the law’s nose. This appears to be a stunt intended to trigger enforcement action, hopefully so that someone well-resourced can start a legal process to get the law overturned.