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wrennieandthejets · 14 days
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just let me push my south asian thorin fancast on y’all…
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Amar Chadha Patel!! don’t get me wrong i love Richard Armitage but i’ve seen a lot of people headcannoning him/the dwarves as south asian and i really dig that!! just give this man a little grey hair and he’s perfect
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percki · 5 months
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as an appalachian girl lucy gray’s character (and by extension the covey band) really cuts me deep because that’s my people. my life, my dances, my instruments. and within two-three generations all of it is gone.
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anyways i care abt wtnv as a person who lives in a small town and is queer bc Yes Its Terrible but its My Home and i love it despite how much i fucking hate it and how much i wish it could change . Like Odifgtghhgjgj ALSO. with strexcorp and how many "outsiders" are coming into small towns to get away from city life Unknowingly Bring That City Life With Them and ruining the culture of the small towns And Also Capitalism Bad . like yeah they were so fucking right abt thatactually .
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miggylol · 2 months
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ugh tomorrow I have to go to a meeting I've been dreading for a week
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picory · 8 months
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zora have built a park dedicated to mipha on top of ploymus mountain, which also acts as their domain's clean water source! how lovely
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mipha... i'm so glad that you were not forgotten by your people. watching over the domain even in death... augh
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leatherbootlace · 11 months
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The Mountain Engines were excited. Thanks to the Electric Engines and their new Branch Line, they’d more passengers than ever! They were all busy, and the coaches seemed jam-packed! The coaches felt the worst of it. They were mostly wood and would return to the sheds feeling quite warped after a full train.
“The Board and I,” said the Tall Controller one evening, “Have made a tough decision. We are getting more new coaches to phase out the older, smaller stock.”
The Mountain Engines murmured quietly among themselves. They had a feeling the coaches wouldn’t like the sound of that.
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girljpg · 10 months
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did not know what ppl were talking about in that bc post so I looked up the one I take and it's a combination pill. apparently. would it hurt my little body to start taking the one that's just progestin
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rubythecrimsonwriter · 11 months
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I need one day. ONE DAY. WITHOUT CRISES. PLEASE.
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augustine-orlov · 2 years
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*does a lil dance to show that I'm frustrated with work*
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daisyachain · 2 years
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Society if Gotham (2014) were good. However the fact that Gotham (2014) is so bad in so many ways feels like a blessing. If only one facet of the storytelling were that cheap, thin, clunky, and offensive then it would be intolerable. It would feel pointed, damaging, physically painful to witness. Yet it manages to capture all bases. The fridging of women keeps pace with the underdevelopment of its few characters of colour keeps pace with the stunningly homophobic tropes pulled out to neutralize the average-for-2010s-and-fitting-for-Batman level of queer depiction on screen. No one aspect feels too bad because—guess what! It’s not the worst-handled storyline
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rayneplumber · 8 days
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kokumbabushka · 6 months
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I love my dreams since getting a debit card/learning how to use them; before I was stressed about not having cash but now I just assume I have money/buy a lot in small-one at a time purchases. Problem is that since staying on campus most shopping is timed and almost every dream I’m like 15 minutes late
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inkskinned · 5 months
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i think a lot about exactly 1 thing from the roman empire: the concept of bread and circus. the idea was that if your population was fed and entertained, they wouldn't revolt. you are asking us to give up our one small life, is the thing - for under 15 dollars an hour.
what would that buy, even. i am trading weekends and late nights and my back health. i am trading slow mornings and long walks and cortisol levels. i am trading sleep and silence and peace. for ... this. for what barely-covers-rent.
life really is more expensive right now. you aren't making that up. i make almost 3 times what i did 5 years ago, and despite an incredibly equal series of bills - i am still struggling. the most expensive line item i added was to own a dog. the money is just evaporating.
we were okay with it because it's a cost-benefit analysis. i could handle the customer harassment and standing all day and the manager's constantly changing temperament - i was coming home to hope, and my life planned in a blue envelope. three hours would buy me my dog's food for a month. i can give up three hours for him, for his shiny coat and wide, happy mouth. three days could be a new mattress, if i was thrifty. if i really scrimped and saved, we could maybe afford a trip into the city.
recently i cried in the car about the price of groceries.
business majors will be mad at me, but my most inflammatory opinion is that people should never be valued at the same place as products. your staff should not be a series of numbers in an excel sheet that you can just "replace" whenever you need something at that moment. your staff should be people, end of sentence.
it feels like someone somewhere is playing a very bad video game. like my life is a toy. like someone opened an app on their phone and hired me in diner dash ultra. they don't need to pay me well or treat me alright - they can always just show me the door. there is always someone more desperate, always someone more willing.
but i go to work and know i could save for years and not afford housing. i am never going to own my own home, most likely. i have no idea how to afford her ring, much less the wedding. my dog doesn't have his own yard. everything i love is on subscription. if i lose my job, i have no "nest egg" to catch my falling.
this thin life - they want me to give up summer for it. to open my mouth and throat and swallow the horrible hours and counted keystrokes. they want me to give up mountains and any non-federal holiday. to give up snow days. to give up talking to my mom whenever i want. to give up visiting the ocean and hearing the waves.
bread and circus worked for a while, actually. it was the kind of plan that would probably now be denounced by republicans as socialist commie liberal pronoun bullshit.
but sometimes i wonder if we should point them to the part of the history book that says: it worked until it didn't.
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foxxxnuggets · 9 months
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I hate that I have to live in this house again. It smells like dog urine and food rot.
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joaniejustwokeup · 10 months
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chillyfeetsteak · 3 months
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I first became fascinated with it a few years ago when I noticed it out an airplane window on a flight from Texas to Southern California. In an expanse of endless desert, suddenly, a vast body of water. When I got home, I immediately looked it up on a map. The Salton Sea.
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It’s the largest landlocked body of water in California. It sits right on top of the San Andreas Fault at over 200 feet below sea level. It is more than twice as salty as the Pacific Ocean. It is completely toxic. And I had never heard of it before then.
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In the early 1900s the Colorado River was diverted through a series of irrigation canals in order to provide water for the farmlands of Imperial Valley. One of the head-gates broke during a flood, and the desert basin filled with water for 2 years before it was fixed. The unexpected lake soon became a popular vacation destination; it was stocked with fish, and resorts and hotels popped up along its shores. It became known as a great place for sport fishing, waterskiing, and yacht parties. Big name celebrities visited. At one point, it had more annual visitors than Yosemite.
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Salton Sea has no outlet, and is only filled via agricultural runoff. As the water evaporated in the hot desert sun, the lake became more and more saline. Chemicals began to build up from the run off causing toxic algae blooms, and mass die-offs of fish and birds started in the 80s. By the 90s, the beaches were littered with fish gills and bird bones and the resorts were abandoned. The lake began to dry up as irrigation run-off was diverted away. The exposed lake bed is also toxic, and the high desert winds kick up the dust, making the air poisonous. 
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Despite the unpleasant odor, the noxious air and the summer temperatures regularly reaching 120°, a renaissance of sorts began in the early 2010s. Artist and nomad colonies began to spring up around Salton Sea. Bombay Beach, once a popular resort destination, is now mostly a ghost town, but the folks who remain have turned the ruins on the shores into an outdoor art installation gallery where the found-art sculptures are cyclically destroyed by the elements and then replaced with new ones. Many of the houses and RVs in town are themselves art pieces.
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In nearby Slab City, a settlement of off-the-grid lifestylers, you can find even more folk art. Salvation Mountain is a manmade hill painted with bright colors and bible verses and maintained by a community of volunteers. East Jesus is a sculpture garden and art installation. 
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This past weekend my partner and I finally made the pilgrimage to the Sea. California has the benefit of being home to a huge array of biomes. In just a couple of hours you can travel from snowy mountain peaks to lush oases to endless sand dunes. Driving the hour or so south from Palm Springs towards Salton Sea is like driving towards the end of the world.
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Bombay Beach especially enamored me. The beach is crusted with salt and millions of tiny shells and bones. It smells awful, like sewage and chemicals and low-tide and rotting fish. You drive out onto the beach and park anywhere amongst the sculptures and deteriorating resort ruins. The art feels raw in a way I haven’t experienced before. It reminds me of seeing paleolithic cave art. Humans made this, with no motivation other than to create something intriguing or beautiful or sad. Not much can live out here, but what you find fills me with a great adoration for humanity. Despite the asphyxiation of the natural world, the human spirit persists.
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