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  • skyline-sunset-in-my-veins:

    spocks-cock:

    fucktheflagandfuckyou:

    autumngracy:

    punkfaery:

    my cat hates taking his pills. the only way we can get him to eat them is to turn it into an elaborate pantomime - we take the packet out of the cupboard slowly and hold it up, saying “oh!! what’s this? what’s this? a TREAT? a TREAT for louis????” while making surprised faces. we offer him a pill… then, before he has a chance to sniff it, we wag our fingers at him and replace it in the packet so it becomes a Tantalising Forbidden Mystery. we continue doing this until he’s so confused and excited that he will eat the pill as fast as possible, just so he can find out what it is before we can take it away from him again. as soon as he’s eaten it he looks utterly disappointed and betrayed, like a child who just ate a delicious sweet only to find it was a chocolate-coated brussels sprout. it never gets old

    Op this is the funniest thing I’ve ever read

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    op how could you just hide this from me in the tag this makes this objectively 10000000% funnier

    50 First Doses

    You trick Louis? You trick Louis like a common fool? Oh jail, jail for owners ONE MILLION YE-oh what’s this? A treat?

    (via fandom-puff)

    • 6 months ago
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  • madseance:
“tldsurvival:
“weirdponytail:
“first-son-of-finwe:
“Because it’s happened to us on a trek, if you see abandoned clothes, stop and search for anyone nearby. Late-stage hypotherima causes a thing called paradoxical undressing where the...

    madseance:

    tldsurvival:

    weirdponytail:

    first-son-of-finwe:

    Because it’s happened to us on a trek, if you see abandoned clothes, stop and search for anyone nearby. Late-stage hypotherima causes a thing called paradoxical undressing where the person feels too hot and starts taking their clothes off.

    for a little bit of an order for this if it isn’t obvious: Take any wet clothes off (including sweaty clothes!! underlayers can become soaked with sweat while working in the cold and lead to hypothermia later) BEFORE you wrap the person in warm dry blankets/clothing. 

    Also I cannot stress the ‘do not rub’ thing enough. If you have a frozen steak, let it thaw a little bit and then give it a good rub. Take a peek at it via a hand lens. You’ll see tons of little cuts/gashes. That’s from the ice crystals cutting into the flesh. NEVER rub the skin of a hypothermia/extreme cold exposed person to warm them up unless you want the same damn thing happening to their flesh.

    Don’t warm the extremities (hands/feet) too quickly. Not only would it be extremely painful, but the vessels in said extremities opening too quickly can lead to shock (part of the direct heat issue).

    This deserves another reblog

    For those of you who do not live in Traditionally Very Cold places, please be aware that hypothermia can occur at environmental temperatures ABOVE freezing. Especially, but not only, if you get wet.

    Prevention, signs, and care of hypothermia and frostbite

    How to stay well in winter

    (via ruby-white-rabbit)

    • 6 months ago
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  • dduane:

    azuresoundoff:

    tardis-at-hogwarts-with-luna:

    fuckyeahcomicsbaby:

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    A hero in more ways than one

    I NEVER KNEW THAT

    Always always reblogging this if I see it on my dashboard

    Worth knowing.

    (via hahaha-darn-it)

    • 6 months ago
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  • ragingcitrustree:

    There’s a nasty winter storm that’s going to hit most of the central regions of the US tomorrow (21 December 2022), especially tomorrow night. Please check your local forecasts if you live anywhere west of the rocky mountains, even down as far south as Texas. In some areas of the Plains region, windchill is likely to be -50F to -70F. That is so cold that you will develop frostbite in minutes. You will lose extremities without protection if you are exposed to windchill that cold. -70F is “surface of Mars” cold.

    My part of the US is going to be below freezing all next week. This is normal for some. Not so normal for others.

    If your area is likely to be impacted by the storm, please prepare now. The most important thing is staying warm and staying inside until things warm up outside. Specific tips I can offer, as somebody who regularly deals with cold winters are:

    • Put blankets over windows and doors. This will help your house retain heat.
    • Stay well-fed. Buy food now. You will get hungry faster because your body will burn calories to stay warm.
    • Stay hydrated. If your lips are chapped you’re probably dehydrated.
    • Stay dry. Remove wet clothing as soon as possible. It is better to be naked than wet when it is cold.
    • If it is going to get below freezing for more than an hour or two, run your water at a trickle or drip to prevent your pipes from bursting. The colder it gets the faster your pipes will freeze.

    Here’s the weather forecast for this storm:

    WPC's Short Range Public Discussion
    WPC's Short Range Public Discussion
    wpc.ncep.noaa.gov

    (via airyairyaucontraire)

    • 6 months ago
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  • raptorific:

    raptorific:

    Not to make a Christmas Post but Santa did everything right re: the Rudolph situation and every time I see some edgelord slander talking about “the lesson of Rudolph is that your differences will be punished until the powers that be find them useful” I just assume that person is a little thick and misunderstood a song written to be so simple babies can understand it

    One of the most basic things they teach you in Teacher School is that if you know a kid is being bullied, bringing all the other kids together and scolding them for being mean and excluding That Kid is a great way to escalate it from “they don’t let this kid play with them” to “they are beating up this kid.”

    If you actually want to address the problem, the other kids can’t know they’re being told what to do. A good way to address it is to create a situation where the bullied kid gets to be the big cool hero in a way that benefits everybody, then put the bullied kid in that situation and let them save the day.

    Santa, in “Rudolph,” is essentially doing the same thing that any teacher does when they have a class jeopardy game with a pizza party riding on it, and give the last question to the weird kid who’s bullied for being super into anime, and that question happens to be about that kid’s favorite anime, and they get it right, and now EVERYBODY gets pizza, thanks to Anime Kid!

    Creating a situation, among a community of christmas-loving deer, where christmas can only happen because of the thing that’s special about Rudolph, was literally LITERALLY him intervening on Rudolph’s bullying. Do you think Santa, an immortal time-bending elf-saint who is sanctioned by god to monitor the children of the world and deliver them toys, is unable to navigate a foggy night? You really think his offering Rudolph, an untested rookie, the glamor post was an act of last resort? Do any of you know ANYTHING about Pedagogy or Classroom Management? These are deer. BABIES understand this song.

    • 7 months ago
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  • queerb:

    safetytank:

    lemonsharks:

    halomancer:

    no-this-is-ryan:

    I think it’s so funny how we bred JOBS into dogs. I have two shih tzus and they were bred to be lap dogs. All they care about is looking cute and cuddling with people. Meanwhile my grandma has a border collie and that dog needs to feel so useful all the time, he acts like he will pass away if he doesn’t have a job to do constantly

    On one hand this is extremely fucking funny, but on the other hand, it really boggles my mind how many people punish their dogs for just… doing the thing they were bred to do.

    Your husky isn’t “hyperactive”, it’s bred to pull sleds for 8 hours straight and you have it in a 400 sq ft yard.

    Your English sheepdog isn’t “pushy”, it’s bred to herd sheep, and you have neither to space nor the herd to allow it.

    Your terrier isn’t “nippy”, it’s bred to kill rats and your hamster looks a hell of a lot like one.

    Your Catahoula isn’t “mean to animals”, it’s bred to hunt any and all animals smaller than it, and you didn’t acclimate it to your cat.

    Your Lhasa Apso isn’t “yappy”, it’s bred to bark at any tiny noise and alert watchmen to intruders

    Like Jesus Christ, if you can’t provide an environment where your dog can’t fulfill its literal life purpose, maybe?? Don’t get that dog??? And if you do, maybe know the breed characteristics so you can redirect those traits into more constructive outlets????

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    Both your most common doodle’s parts (labra and golden) want to hunt and retrieve water birds so the best suggestion I can give y'all is congratulations on your new duck hunting hobby.

    #people will overlook the perfect breeds to suit their needs based on just their looks#and get a work dog because it looks cool

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    tags from @gnarlystarships because YEAH

    (via storiesofsvu)

    • 7 months ago
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  • everythingursa:

    cephalopodvictorious:

    snark-n-snack:

    apelcini:

    chemegeek14:

    lunah-goodbye:

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    I know the American healthcare system is already a joke but this is to funny

    My aunt-in-law does this. She asked for an itemized bill once and saw that they charged her $25 for a single bandaid for her son’s 3 stitches. So she marched over to RiteAid, bought a box of bandaids, marched into the billing office, slapped one band aid on their desk, and demanded they take the $25 off her bill since she reimbursed them one bandaid. Needless to say, the rest of the ridiculous charges were dealt with in a similar manner…..she’s scary…..

    Don’t be afraid to be a Karen about your healthcare

    Health Karen

    There is a world of difference between self advocacy and “being a Karen”

    Standing up for yourself against the healthcare system, seeking a second opinion from a doctor who isn’t treating you when you have a problem, even sending back an order that’s wrong at a restaurant ISN’T BEING A KAREN, it’s just pointing out a legitimate problem. A Karen is loud because they feel entitled to something that they aren’t entitled to and shouldn’t be entitled to. You deserve adequate care, and it’s not outrageous to say so.

    Hate how I have to explain that “being a Karen” does not equate to “being irritating”

    It was always more about ignorance

    (via italymystery-swanqueen)

    • 8 months ago
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  • queerb:

    safetytank:

    lemonsharks:

    halomancer:

    no-this-is-ryan:

    I think it’s so funny how we bred JOBS into dogs. I have two shih tzus and they were bred to be lap dogs. All they care about is looking cute and cuddling with people. Meanwhile my grandma has a border collie and that dog needs to feel so useful all the time, he acts like he will pass away if he doesn’t have a job to do constantly

    On one hand this is extremely fucking funny, but on the other hand, it really boggles my mind how many people punish their dogs for just… doing the thing they were bred to do.

    Your husky isn’t “hyperactive”, it’s bred to pull sleds for 8 hours straight and you have it in a 400 sq ft yard.

    Your English sheepdog isn’t “pushy”, it’s bred to herd sheep, and you have neither to space nor the herd to allow it.

    Your terrier isn’t “nippy”, it’s bred to kill rats and your hamster looks a hell of a lot like one.

    Your Catahoula isn’t “mean to animals”, it’s bred to hunt any and all animals smaller than it, and you didn’t acclimate it to your cat.

    Your Lhasa Apso isn’t “yappy”, it’s bred to bark at any tiny noise and alert watchmen to intruders

    Like Jesus Christ, if you can’t provide an environment where your dog can’t fulfill its literal life purpose, maybe?? Don’t get that dog??? And if you do, maybe know the breed characteristics so you can redirect those traits into more constructive outlets????

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    Both your most common doodle’s parts (labra and golden) want to hunt and retrieve water birds so the best suggestion I can give y'all is congratulations on your new duck hunting hobby.

    #people will overlook the perfect breeds to suit their needs based on just their looks#and get a work dog because it looks cool

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    tags from @gnarlystarships because YEAH

    (via thedevilwearsvibranium)

    • 8 months ago
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  • beggars-opera:

    speciesofleastconcern:

    theinturnetexplorer:

    Who wouldn’t want to sit with a baby crocodile for a bit?

    crocodiles confirmed for cuter than human babies

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    double confirmed

    (via captainclickycat)

    • 10 months ago
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  • resmeae:

    agestofrobynhode:

    switchbladesuzie:

    ordinaryredtail:

    metalheadsforblacklivesmatter:

    politicalhobbyist:

    metalheadsforblacklivesmatter:

    For all of the northerners that stood up for Texas during our freeze and said, “Don’t make fun of them, they’ve never dealt with this before. Their infrastructure isn’t made for snow and freezing.”

    This one is for you.

    Where I live 108°F with 80% humidity with no wind is normal.

    Pacific North West is dealing historic best waves 35-40°C or 95-105°F.

    First of all. Don’t make fun of them for bitching about the heat. Just like Texas isn’t built for a freeze and our pipes burst, Pacific North West isn’t built for heat and a lot of their homes don’t have AC.

    1. If you live somewhere with a high humidity like 80+ HUMIDITY IS NOT YOUR FRIEND. The “humidity makes it feel cooler” is a lie once it gets beyond a point.
    2. If you live somewhere with a lower humidity, misters are nice to cool off outside.
    3. Once you get over 90°F (32°C) a fan will not help you. It’s just pushing around hot air. (I mean if you can’t afford a small AC unit because they’re expensive as hell, by all means a fan is better than nothing).
    4. If you have pets, those portable AC units aren’t safe. If your pets destroy the outtake thing, it’ll leak CO2. Window units are safer.
    5. Window AC units will let mosquitoes or other small bugs in. Sucks, but that’s life.
    6. Now is not the time to me modest. If you have to cover for religious reasons, by all means. If you don’t, I’ve seen people wear short shorts and a swim top. It’s not trashy if it keeps you from getting heat stroke.
    7. If you do have to cover up for religious reasons, look for elephant pants or something similar. They’re made with a breathable material.
    8. Shade is better than no shade, but that shit it just diet sun after some point. Don’t think shade will save you from heat stroke.
    9. I know the “drink your water” is a fun meme now, but if you’re sweating excessively you need electrolytes. Drink Gatorade, Powerade, or Pedialite PLEASE. I don’t care if you’re fucking sitting in one spot all day. That shit WILL save you from heat stroke.
    10. Most importantly. RESEARCH THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HEAT STROKE AND HEAT EXHAUSTION PLEASE!

    Heat exhaustion is more, “drink water and get you cooled off.” Heat stroke is more “Oh my god call 911.”

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    Be safe.

    -fae

    Wear a hat and regularly soak it in water. As it dries it will cool your head. Its in the mid 90s here today and my hat is drying out in an hour or so, plan accordingly.

    Take your time with tasks Physical activity generates body heat and you do not need more of that.

    Good curtains on your windows help keep the sun out and the ac in.

    Yes.

    If you can afford it, blackout curtains or really thick curtains that keeps the sun out will insulate the windows.

    I needed this when I lived in an apartment where my room faced west because the setting sun was too hot and the AC couldn’t keep up.

    -fae

    Also drink water BEFORE you feel dehydrated. Drink water BEFORE you get hot. Even if you don’t feel like you need water, drink it. There isn’t much to prevent heat stroke, but going into the heat with water in your system will be far better than going into it without water. Avoid soda, coffee, iced/sweet tea, and other caffeinated drinks cuz they’ll dehydrate you.

    Another good option is cold watermelon or high water fruits. When I find I’m so hot that the idea of drinking water is gross, melon is what I usually turn to. It’s more interesting texturally and is extremely high water content.

    If you are experiencing heat exhaustion, drink cool but not cold water. Too cold will shock your system.

    Seconding black out curtains. They’re saving my electric bill rn.

    Do not be afraid to pour water on yourself or your clothing. Water evaporating will cool you off. Legit the only reason why I was able to sleep in 95 degree heat this weekend was my soaked shirt.

    Also make sure to check your car batteries or tires. Nothing will leave you stranded in the heat easier than a car malfunction, especially a battery. If there is any resistance starting your car, get a new battery asap.

    As someone who used to work in the sun:

    Freeze a towel or several. Then put them on your forehead, neck, arms, etc..

    I’m not trying to make anyone spend unnecessary money but there are cheap handheld fans with water misters.

    online listing for an O2Cool brand handheld fan with Carabiner. purple body with pink foam fan blades.
    online listing for an O2Cool Elite Handheld Misting Fan. it has a long body with a large water chamber and transparent fan blades.

    If you can’t be in a place with a fan or if your car AC is bust, these come in handy. I own two of the first one pictured and they’re really refreshing.

    If you HATE the taste of water or Gatorade find flavor packets or drops to add to water.

    Freeze treats and toys for your pets if they’re freezer safe. Test the pavement if you have a pet that you walk. If it hurts your hands it hurts their paws!

    water with lemon is a good trick and cheap. jug in the fridge, cut up lemons, refill water regularly with the same lemons for days. cool/cold water with a hint of a taste but not overpowering. there’s a removable room-darkening film for windows you can get at walmart or home depot or whereever and it does help to keep your room/house cooler and darker. can even go on original single-pane windows. in the cooler parts of the day, do your cooking and make stuff you can eat cold - pasta salad, tuna, hardboiled eggs, etc. try to keep to foods on the lighter side. can’t afford to make a big fresh fruit salad? get a can of fruit cocktail and put it in the fridge ahead of time. put a couple ice cubes in your cat or dog’s water dishes. brush your pets. the more fur you brush off them, the less they’re wearing in the heat. my mom just got me a bamboo cooling blanket (on sale, of course lol). i don’t know how it works but it DOES if you’re like me and need some kind of sheet or blanket covering even a little part of you to sleep. harbor freight and other places often have cheap synthetic cooling towels that are even better than regular ones frozen.

    if you’re not peeing regularly you’re not drinking enough. drink some more.

    Bless everyone in this post.

    A bowl of ice cubes in front of a fan can be glorious.

    (via justabrowncoatedwench)

    • 11 months ago
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