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john mulaney leaving windsor castle this morning:

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a lot of things happened today

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by will mcphail

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i saw a really cool butterfly expert man on PBS and was so in awe of him and his butterfly knowledge i tracked down the episode online to see how to spell his name and found his twitter and followed him, only for the next day to awaken to him having read not only my webcomic, but also my livetweets saying how i wanted to marry the butterfly man. he said he was flattered. anyway the moral of the story is please don’t underestimate how far down your twitter a bored entomologist will scroll, and also the internet was a mistake.

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idk what it is about pride and prejudice that’s so appealing. maybe it’s the fantasy of telling a man he’s self centred and arrogant and he believes it and changes for the better

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A friend sent me this listing

Image description: a property listing for a "smallholding" with a photo of a cave and the text The Five Caves, Powys

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found this on discord

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by @unif http://ift.tt/1Nuu2aW

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Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) dir. George Miller

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Bill Nye for most of his career: Imma do science for kids. Science without politics. Nice, tame science for the kiddos.

Bill Nye now:

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take chances with people. if you want to get closer to them, make sure they know you want to spend time with them. go to have coffee with them, text them first, make them feel loved, tell them little things that you love about them. most people find it hard to make the first move, both in friendships and romantic relationships, so a lot of potential relationships never happen. life is too short. so go for it, because more often than not it can make life brighter and softer and happier.

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“they” (1 word) is shorter than “he or she” (3 words)

“they” is more inclusive than “he/she”

“themself” flows more naturally than “him or herself”

“they” is less clunky than “(s)he”

it’s time to replace the awkward “she or he”

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me, interacting with another 20+ year old on tumblr:

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Bonus points:

all the times you have to chuck in a cheeky “no, but like for real” or a “like seriously tho.” or the fail safe “.... i actually do have” when you mention your disorder/disability and someone’s like “OMG sameee, like me too lol”

Just neurodivergent things;

Having to clarify that you’re not in fact being Ableist when you casually mention your disability/disorder in conversation.

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Just neurodivergent things;

Having to clarify that you’re not in fact being Ableist when you casually mention your disability/disorder in conversation.