Has not had any positive interaction with people in 18 hours. And that is not to say I have not had any interaction with people in those 18 hours, because that would be preferable.

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poeticdarkbeauty:

YESS

I remember how cool I thought she was.

Definitely up there with Ms. Frizzle as far as coolest cartoon teachers goes.

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patrickandmarcus: this is riddle wrapped in a mystery wrapped in an enigma …wut?

patrickandmarcus:

this is riddle wrapped in a mystery wrapped in an enigma

…wut?

(Source: awesomephilia)

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nuitcorbeau:

Ellen’s response to the ‘Abercrombi& Fitch’ statement.

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kimchicuddles: The Talk

kimchicuddles:

The Talk

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oestranhomundodek:

Don’t Touch Pac-Man by ricepiratenewgrounds

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pillory: Oscar was adopted as a kitten from an animal shelter and grew up in the third-floor end-stage dementia unit at Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Providence, Rhode Island. The 41-bed unit treats people with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease and other illnesses, most of whom are in the end stage of life and are generally unaware of their surroundings. Oscar was one of six cats adopted by Steere House, which bills itself as a “pet friendly” facility. After about six months, the staff noticed that Oscar, just like the doctors and nurses, would make his own rounds. Oscar would sniff and observe patients, then curl up to sleep with certain ones. The patients he would sleep with often died within several hours of his arrival. One of the first cases involved a patient who had a blood clot in her leg that was ice cold at the time. Oscar wrapped his body around her leg and stayed until the woman died.In another instance, the doctor had made a determination of impending death based on the patient’s condition, while Oscar simply walked away, causing the doctor to believe that Oscar’s streak (12 at the time) had ended. However, it would be later discovered that the doctor’s prognosis was simply 10 hours too early: Oscar later visited the patient, who died two hours later. Oscar’s accuracy led the staff to institute a new and unusual protocol: once he is discovered sleeping with a patient, staff will call family members to notify them of the patient’s (expected) impending death. Most of the time the patient’s family has no issue with Oscar being present at the time of death. On those occasions when he is removed from the room at the family’s request, he is known to pace back and forth in front of the door and meow in protest. When present, Oscar will stay by the patient until they die, then after death will quietly leave the room.

pillory:

Oscar was adopted as a kitten from an animal shelter and grew up in the third-floor end-stage dementia unit at Steere House Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Providence, Rhode Island. The 41-bed unit treats people with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s disease and other illnesses, most of whom are in the end stage of life and are generally unaware of their surroundings. Oscar was one of six cats adopted by Steere House, which bills itself as a “pet friendly” facility.

After about six months, the staff noticed that Oscar, just like the doctors and nurses, would make his own rounds. Oscar would sniff and observe patients, then curl up to sleep with certain ones. The patients he would sleep with often died within several hours of his arrival. One of the first cases involved a patient who had a blood clot in her leg that was ice cold at the time. Oscar wrapped his body around her leg and stayed until the woman died.In another instance, the doctor had made a determination of impending death based on the patient’s condition, while Oscar simply walked away, causing the doctor to believe that Oscar’s streak (12 at the time) had ended. However, it would be later discovered that the doctor’s prognosis was simply 10 hours too early: Oscar later visited the patient, who died two hours later.

Oscar’s accuracy led the staff to institute a new and unusual protocol: once he is discovered sleeping with a patient, staff will call family members to notify them of the patient’s (expected) impending death.

Most of the time the patient’s family has no issue with Oscar being present at the time of death. On those occasions when he is removed from the room at the family’s request, he is known to pace back and forth in front of the door and meow in protest. When present, Oscar will stay by the patient until they die, then after death will quietly leave the room.

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Nerdy Nummies: Kirby Macaroons (❤)

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squirrrtle replied to your post: volatiletimes replied to your post: FUCK why…
Why don’t you like him? I know nothing of him, just his face.
He is either transphobic, or just ignorantly uses transphobic slurs without knowing why they are problematic. His favorite phrase seemed to be “hot tranny mess” until someone called him out on his shit, and he put out a generic apology without addressing why “tranny” is a word that should be exiled from the English language. A post he made about a person on youtube getting so many messages about her use of the word that she decided to stop making videos, and his response of “people should not be sending this person so much hate” is evidence of that (he may of tacked on an “everyone makes mistakes”, but I can’t remember). He is also the face of gayness on YouTube, and, from what I have seen, he is shallow, reaffirms stereotypes, and generally puts out there that there is only one way to be gay, and that way is the way of mainstream gay culture. Whether or not that is what he really believes I do not know, but that is what I gathered from what I have seen of him. These are a lot of the same reasons that I don’t like that DavieWavie guy, or whatever his shirtless face is called.

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