theconcealedweapon:

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lazaefair:

lazaefair:

soberscientistlife:

Samuel L. Jackson

This is a confirmed real quote! Find it unredacted in his interview with Vulture (July 20, 2023).

Reblog with link!

There’s tons of other good stuff in it. What a life and career.

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petitworld:

Norcia Castle, Italy by Patrizio Pacitti

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huffylemon:

this is so cute 🥹

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living-from-a-new-perspective:

yennefer:

yennefer:

netflix is CRAZY if they think i’m about to pay for my own account when i can just p*rate all their shit 😭

ASDFJDKSHSKS

Meanwhile, Brazil has a pretty robust consumer’s defense public system called PROCON, which has already notified Netflix twice of potentially unlawful charges of login in multiple addresses, on grounds that (1) nowhere in the constitution says you can’t have multiple addresses on your name, (2) nowhere in the constitution says you have to have a home (fixed address) in the first place and (3) the streaming service states that you can “watch wherever you want” (referring to the app on your cellphone), which leads the consumer to believe you can log on your profile wherever you want, thus being false advertising. PROCON is coming for Netflix’s ass and I’m ALL for it

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froody:

froody:

froody:

I need him so bad it’s unreal

is there a silly guy depot I can find this genre of man at

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kyraneko:

ripple-reader:

vacuously-true:

I would like to tell you about a time when my mental health was absolutely trash and I developed a sort of code with a few friends, in case anyone else might benefit from it.

There is a type of task which I would call “washing a dragon.” There were a variety of specific things that would fall into this category but broadly it meant something like, I need to do this thing and I have been putting it off because it will be hard but the longer I put it off the harder it actually becomes.

Like if I really need to wash a pet dragon, well the dragon doesn’t really like to be washed so it’s hard to fight with the dragon to get it washed but also the longer I put it off, the dirtier the dragon gets and so the harder the washing and fighting will be once I do it.

And for a real life example, I needed to email a professor whose independent study I was in, to tell him I needed to drop it or find some other solution because it was going to be so hard to catch up because we hadn’t met or worked in weeks, but this was a hard email because I was embarrassed and I wasn’t sure what the solution was going to be, but obviously the longer I put it off the harder the problem is to solve and the more embarrassing the email was going to be.

Washing a dragon was often something of this form, asking for help on something where the longer I wait the more help I need to ask for and the more embarrassing it is to admit I need it. But there were also other kinds of dragons to wash. And since they often had some amount of embarrassment to them (it’s embarrassing to leave the dragon unwashed for so long) it is hard to ask someone to help hold me accountable for finally doing the thing, or to ask them to make me sit with them until I do the thing.

But once I had this code in place I could just be like “hey I need to wash a dragon” and I didn’t need to say what the dragon was but a friend could say oh okay I will now pester you about washing the dragon multiple times a day until you do it, or I will make you sit next to me with your laptop until you have washed the dragon, if the dragon washing is a laptop-based task (forms, emails). This was very helpful. I washed a lot more dragons when I could have my friends hold me accountable, and I was more willing to do that if I didn’t actually have to tell them what the dragons were.

I need this.

There should be a website and/or service called Wash The Dragon where you explain your problem and somebody answers your questions, breaks the task down into easy pieces for you, helps you craft any dialogue or written words you need, stays on the line with you as you do it, and congratulates you when you get it done.

They should have open-house study hours where you can pop in, sit down in a social area (or do the equivalent virtually), and they have a person hosting that asks you about what you’re studying and what your goals are, provides a little encouragement and perhaps resources, and keeps you on track while you’re there.

xxredridinghoodxx:

ALT

Also remember there are disabled trans people and LGBTQIA+ people who are vulnerable — and there are some who have long covid. Intersectionality is a praxis, solidarity and analysis tool. We are in every community and various age groups, never forget that. Put the protest and rioting back into Pride. And keep it there.

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