Anonymous asked:
hiya!! was just wondering if it would be cool to get the plesiosaur penguin u drew tattooed cuz I've been eyeing it up ever since I saw the post
absolutely, go for it!!
im really honored someone would want to permanently put a piece of my art onto their body??
thank you for asking first!! and please show me pictures if youre comfortable with it, i would love to see the result!!
Anonymous asked:
sucking dick is demeaning
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if this happened like 5 years ago people would be losing their shit, now it’s just like “oh yeah another thing”
This isn't a big mystery, we know why these keep being taken down, there's been articles made about the original one.
These aren't ancient artefacts, they're pieces of shitty art someone placed in mostly untouched enviromments, as a result, these """mysterious""" blingos attract tourists, who cause irreversible damage to the wild landscape.
The people who take them down are the people in charge of protecting these areas. A piece of shit made of shiny alluminum is not worth the immense damage that people gathering to try to see it would and have already caused. If anything the artist(s) making these should be charged for it.
Hot dog water is the exact opposite of holy water in that you can add a single drop of it to any amount of pure water and it will make the entire thing unpure
now THIS is the kind of philosophical liturgy i come to tumblr for. FINALLY i can defeat the pope
so I got into grad school today with my shitty 2.8 gpa and the moral of the story is reblog those good luck posts for the love of god
okay so i just got my dream job??? a week after applying to it?? and now i’m thinking….maybe this is the good luck post
…..not even six hours later i got an offer of a well paying full time long-term job with free room and board in queens in nyc, allowing me independence and a way to escape an abusive situation and an unhealthy environment
likes charge reblogs cast, folks, this is the good luck post
three main parts of d&d culture are
1. *drops to 0hp* “I’m dead.” “You’re not dead yet”
2. rolling a bad perception roll and your dm is just like “you don’t have a fucking clue where you are. a room maybe?”
3. when the dm is narrating a scene for another character and your character isn’t even there so when you make a smartass comment about what’s happening the dm shouts “You’re not here”
D&d Culture
Anonymous asked:
not disagreeing with you that governments can't do more but isn't just planting trees not enough? it's quite attractive as a rallying cry because it's so simple but there's like, more to it right ?
solarpunk-aesthetic answered:
There’s more to it, sure. They could stop paying billions of dollars worth of subsidies to oil companies to keep digging hydrocarbons out of the ground, and use all of that to fund renewable energy and resources too. That might help.
Seriously though, I don’t advocate planting trees everywhere, because there are plenty of other biomes which act as carbon sinks, including swamps and grasslands. But however you slice it, destruction of ecosystems for profit is a big part of what’s still causing the climate crisis. Restoring those ecosystems, whatever they may be, would do a world of good.
there’s a lot of good posts about how bi women who have only dated men previously are still bi, and they’re important and I don’t want to derail them
but I also want to add: lesbians who have only dated men previously are still lesbians. If you’ve been closeted and questioning, if you’ve been trapped in abusive relationship(s), if you dated men because you thought you were supposed to and then discovered it didn’t feel right, even if you’ve been married to a man for decades and then realize you’re a lesbian– you’re still a lesbian.
you’re allowed to come out no matter what your history is, no matter how old you are, no matter how anxious and confused you feel. you are welcome in LGBT communities. you belong.
I am mere centimeters away from writing a full on essay about how the “goblins are inherently antisemitic” myth spawned by this website propagates misinformation, displays a huge misunderstanding of what folklore is and does, and contributes to an environment that distracts people from how antisemitism actually operates and the ways in which it’s dangerously on the rise in our current climate–something which, surprise surprise, has almost nothing to do with little green fairy men
There are antisemitic iterations of the goblin! There are also antisemitic iterations of basically everything in European folklore, because if there was one thing people in Europe loved it was hating Jews! But those aren’t definitive and the problem there didn’t originate with the invention of the goblin–which was an evolution of other existing fairy myths, overlaps with them, and isn’t nearly as distinct, differentiated, or universally codified as people seem to think. It originated with people hating Jews, and using pre-existing stories and myths to express that hatred. Most of the time, though, they just wrote about Jews, because they didn’t need a secret magical creature code to be terrible to us. They could just do that!
The way that people on this website are obsessed with a single, “original” version of a story, which can then be deemed morally acceptable or unacceptable, goes fundamentally against the way folklore is created, propagated, modified, and used to fit different locations at different times. There isn’t a single “problematic” goblin canon you can point to! They aren’t defined that simply! And no, A Certain Popular Fantasy Series doesn’t count!
By focusing on the goblin as the problematic thing, and not the stories about Jews that the antisemitic goblin myths–which are rarer than people seem to think–draw off of, the Discourse™ focuses on a single pass/fail signifier of wokeness instead of actually educating people on the complex narratives that have built different iterations of antisemitism over the centuries. It is also, and I cannot stress this enough, not how folklore works. Learn about blood libel, learn about the myth of the Protocols, learn about how antisemitism uses Jews as the powerful other to justify other forms of prejudice and oppression, and don’t write stories about money-obsessed people with hooked noses. Goblins themselves don’t factor into that as anything other than a footnote.
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