yuli [she/her]

Apparently, today is Boss’s Day in the US and employees (lazy, entitled, dim) should show their gratitude to their bosses (hard-working, self-made, genius). Can anybody from the US confirm that this is an actual thing? (Coincidentally, today is also the day Marie Antoinette was executed, if you need some inspiration to come up with a gift )

is this horseshoe theory?

many such cases , we desperately need some ppb antidote

reading this in a german accent

i do!!! i spent a solid 5 min going back and forth on this before catching myself being way too pedantic

al-qashew nut allergy

do go if you get the chance!! it’s very touching

when i was there about a year ago they had another exposition of children’s drawings during covid, the way soldiers and the state were celebrated for helping their people is something completely foreign to the west

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10,000 B.C: Understanding Earth’s Layers

Professor Challenger, who made the Earth scream with his pain machine in a story by Arthur Conan Doyle, gave a talk after mixing books on geology and biology. He said the Earth is like a body without organs. This means it has many different things moving around inside it.

But that was not the main point. He talked about something important that happens on Earth called stratification. This means there are layers, like belts, that form and organize things. These layers capture and hold things together, like black holes.

Professor Challenger read a sentence from a geology book. He said we need to remember it: “A surface of stratification is a plane of consistency lying between two layers.” The layers are strata and they come in pairs. The surface between them is a special area that connects them.

God is like a lobster with two claws. Strata come in pairs, and each layer has two parts. This double articulation means layers have two steps: first, they pick units from moving particles, and second, they make stable structures from these units.

In geology, the first step is sedimentation, which makes layers of sediment. The second step is folding, which turns sediment into rock.

obviously a lot is lost, but it exceeded my expectations to be honest

there’s a relevant boy boy video where they talk with whistleblower david mcbride about ben and other aussie war crimes

omg same and it felt so confusing like what do u mean u want sex with men but not gay sex?? that took embarrassingly long to figure out

is her first name virginia by any chance?

idk but i’m still hoping for someone to explain freud in terms of big dick energy

FINALLY ON HRT LETS FUCKING GOOOO

yeah you’re right i shouldn’t have used them interchangeably, but i think that otherwise my point still stands right?

transphobia doesn’t just address any empirical transgender individual or group (although sometimes they’ll mark a distinction between real “transsexuals” and “transtrenders” who are indoctrinated by gender ideology) in as much as it attacks the sense in being transgender itself. their rhetoric addresses you even if you aren’t around to hear it, their legislation addresses you even if you are made the exception, and their violence targets you even if you’re lucky enough not to feel it.

it’s honestly stupid how well this matches up, the us should sue us for plagiarizing their clown show