Full of Whoa!

cashewcassius:

habbadax:

captain-price-unofficially:

‘Bout the same usable width, too. Those luxotruk beds tend to have big fat wheel hubs in them. Kei truck beds are completely flat.

how DARE you keep this in the tags!!!

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menaceanon:

bizarrelittlemew:

Babe 😌

I’m sorry but I’m having a full emotional meltdown over the fact that Ed, in this moment, understands that Stede needs a little extra reassurance. Ed understands that he needs to look at Stede, and nod, and smile, and touch him, and let him know that Ed knows he’s there, and is a part of the group.

Stede is never again going to be left on the outskirts of a social moment while everybody else laughs.

Just, compare this to the French party boat, and Calico Jack. Ed sees Stede, now. He sees the uncertainty and the grief of being left out, always left out, never interesting or fun or cool enough. He gets that, now, and he can do something about it.

What an incredible moment to give us.

I also like to think Stede did spin around a bunch but it was totally ineffective and unnecessary to the situation, like he wasn’t sure what he should be doing next.

normal-horoscopes:

hombredeflorida:

normal-horoscopes:

TEEN HORSE GIRL MOVIE WHERE THE HORSE DIES AN HOUR IN AND THE SECOND HALF IS THE GIRL LEARNING OCCULT SCIENCE TO REANIMATE IT SO SHE CAN WIN THE BIG DERBY

Necroprancer

TAGLINE: YOU CANT BEAT THIS DEAD HORSE

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guerrillatech:

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I just want to congratulate myself on having enough self control today to have waited until this evening to watch the OFMD finale so that I could watch it with my husband even though I have been hyper-fixating on this show for the last few weeks.

evebabitzgf:

People will just be like this was my grandma 50 years ago and it’s. the most beautiful woman in the world

One of my grandmas legit looked like a young Judy Garland. I will never look that put together, haha.

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nupogodi:

Man, I need to re-read some Yotsuba&! now that I’m parenting a young child, lol.

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a-l-o-n-e-t-o-g-e-t-h-e-r:

I am unwell

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jennyholzerwannabe:

the-awkward-turt:

tractor-inside-joke-fucker:

redneckcomulist:

hope-for-the-planet:

“Between 1992–2003, $14.4 billion was spent in total in the 109 countries studied…That investment resulted in a 29 percent-per-country average decrease in the rate of biodiversity decline…”

This is one of the first large-scale studies to show that investment in conservation really does work. The study also examined how conservation dollars could be spent most effectively in different locations to slow biodiversity loss. 

Sounds like we need to spend more.

This was over the course of 11 years. That 14.4 billion was spent over the gradual course of over a decade. This amounts to about 1.3 billion per year for what it accomplished, a pittance to most nations and truly a tiny amount if there’s multiple nations (like the 109 countries) covering it together. Never let anyone tell you dying ecosystems and climate disasters are inevitable or “too expensive” to prevent.

But there’s a significant silver lining here: If spending a “pittance” can buy us a 29% decrease in biodiversity loss, think how much loss could be prevented if countries seriously invested in this kind of thing!

This is one of the first big studies to show that investing in conservation translates to real, measurable, tangible improvements over the long term and in multiple countries. We aren’t just throwing money at something that isn’t working. That’s still really excellent news! And a big reason to invest more in conservation efforts!

“An accompanying commentary in Nature notes that halting the decline in global biodiversity would be “remarkably cheap,” amounting to less than 0.01 percent of global gross domestic product.”

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liberalsarecool:

Capitalism is crushing society. That is why we need robust social programs to address the problems made worse by greed.

You think tyranny is the government? At least you can vote on it.

Corporations? You have no vote. Look how much your corporate life is based on your submission.

liberalsarecool:

soberscientistlife:

I try to explain this, but the people complaining don’t understand.

There are entire industries built on ‘shitty jobs’ that don’t pay. See: Wal-Mart, McDonald’s

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mostly-funnytwittertweets:

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memewhore:

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officialspec:

officialspec:

officialspec:

walkable cities also means sittable cities send tweet

some people are responding to this like its a joke and im going to assume u are the type of people to say “its only a 3 minute walk” when i tell them the nearest bench is too far away

also anyone who thinks “3 minutes isnt THAT bad” you will be old one day. and you will wish the bench was closer

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travellers-joy:

i-say-ok:

revretch:

armengoldira:

The scale of baby hummingbirds vs a human hand

The inside of the nest is white because they’re so tiny they line them with spiderwebs!

ok. 🥺🥺🥺

@todaysbird

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