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[ the scarlet | 1992 | she / they ] tolkien/sauron + dgm + dragon age inquisitionsolo leveling brainworms cured. back to dragon age inquisition.
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esquitor · 24 days ago
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im getting really fucking sick of all this “it gets better!” bullshit. im going to have depression for the rest of my life. it’s not going to “””get better””” fuck you
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esquitor · 24 days ago
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Posting about the world's least canonical ship & having somebody tag it like "this is making me want to watch that show" is always so funny like no sorry I'm lying to you
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esquitor · 28 days ago
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esquitor · 29 days ago
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esquitor · 2 months ago
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Favorite bird genre has got to be 'that's literally just a dinosaur'
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Groove-Billed Ani
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Hoatzin
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Pheasant Coucal
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esquitor · 9 months ago
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WHAT THE FUCK IS THIS
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WHO IS USING THIS
AN APP??? THEY HAVE A FUNCTIONING WEBSITE
THE LAST FUNCTIONING WEBSITE
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esquitor · 9 months ago
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Saw this on one of my rare visits to Facebook hell. Thought y'all would want to know
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esquitor · 9 months ago
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Changing my belief system from "this is the hill I'll die on" to "this is the hill I'll kill you on" has done absolute wonders for me 10/10 do recommend
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esquitor · 9 months ago
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Men will literally study Paracelsus, translate 1600s alchemical texts and distill potions for melancholy before going to therapy
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esquitor · 9 months ago
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"I love you , I'm glad we're friends"
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esquitor · 9 months ago
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we are in a media literacy crisis
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esquitor · 9 months ago
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some sl doodles that i have accrued. not-so-quick-draws. mainly for chasing demons soulmate au.
baek yoonho but he gets to keep some monster spandex when he transforms so he can stop destroying his shirts only
choi jongin with some shady tinted glasses
m... monitoring division sung jinwoo? pre+post glow-up
melee fighter park heejin from the webnovel as the good lord (chugong) intended
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esquitor · 9 months ago
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some sl doodles that i have accrued. not-so-quick-draws. mainly for chasing demons soulmate au.
baek yoonho but he gets to keep some monster spandex when he transforms so he can stop destroying his shirts only
choi jongin with some shady tinted glasses
m... monitoring division sung jinwoo? pre+post glow-up
melee fighter park heejin from the webnovel as the good lord (chugong) intended
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esquitor · 9 months ago
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I am not vagueposting in bad faith, but I want to followup on a post going around without adding to the post itself and seeming combative. the post is about eating meat from wild animals, and it claims that the majority of harmful pathogens in meat that make humans sick is introduced into processed meat by humans & that E. Coli is only a problem in processed supermarket meats due to contact with human fecal matter. The post states that E. Coli comes from poop—totally correct. But it also emphasizes the role of human fecal contamination, and if you kill a wild deer and eat its meat raw, the risk is comparatively negligible. The post also stated, “wild predators don’t get food poisoning from raw meat” (not true).
This may seem extremely pedantic, but as a wildlife manager & a hunter, I wanna discuss E. Coli and other pathogens connected to meat consumption and how they exist naturally in the wild animals which we (and other predatory mammals) consume.
In fact, wild deer are natural vectors for E. Coli, and wild birds are natural vectors for Salmonella (1) (2)
We can not only contract E. Coli from direct contact with wild deer, but from contact with shared water sources (3) This is by exposure to deer fecal contamination.
Onto the meat: If you hunt a wild deer, you must immediately ‘field dress’ the carcass. Field dressing in this context is the act of removing organs, especially the stomach & intestines, to trigger an immediate decrease in the animal’s body temperature, which buys you time to transport the meat before bacteria grows.
You must be extremely careful to avoid puncturing the stomach and intestines, which would contaminate the meat, because, once again, deer are natural vectors of E. Coli.
It’s also crucial to kill a deer efficiently (not only to ensure minimal suffering to the animal). A gut-shot can contaminate the abdominal cavity, and the animal is likely to live longer after the shot, allowing for a longer contamination period, which increases risk of contracting E. Coli through meat consumption (4)
You could argue that in the end, the contamination is still caused by human error, even if it’s not by human fecal contamination. So let’s talk about non-human species contracting illnesses from eating wild meat.
Someone else on the post supposed that predators such as wolves come into contact with harmful pathogens in the raw meat they eat.
In fact, predators can and do contract diseases in the act of predation.
Harmful pathogens do exist in wild meat untouched by humans, but predators and scavengers can demonstrate a resistance to more serious infections.
One example is predatory mammals contracting Anthrax infections from sick prey animals. Anthrax infection is caused by the bacterium Bacillus anthracis, which lives in the soil and infects prey animals, especially grazing ungulates. Predatory mammals can contract Anthrax infections by consuming the meat of infected prey animals.
However, Anthrax infections caused by meat consumption tend to be milder in predatory mammals, with decreased mortality: “Anthrax resistance in predators is not absolute. It manifests itself not as an inability to become infected, but rather as an ability to transfer the disease in a non-lethal or even asymptomatic form.” (5)
So illness-causing pathogens spread by meat consumption do exist in the soil and in wild meat. Predatory mammals have an advantage against infections caused by meat consumption, but not an immunity! 
Another example of predatory mammals contracting a disease by eating wild meat is wolves and bears contracting Brucellosis by consuming infected prey animals (6) (7)
I DO caution against overestimating the danger of food borne pathogens in nonhuman predatory mammals. In Wyoming, some people are sensationalizing the alleged risk of Brucellosis in wolves as a strategy in the age old settler colonial war on wild canids, but there is no proven risk of transmission from wolves in the state (8) I only bring up the infection and wolves to demonstrate that predatory mammals can contract illnesses by consuming wild meat.
Game meat and the hunting of wild animals is extremely important for both nutrition and culture throughout the world. I would caution people against buying into sensationalism about the dangers of ‘bush meat,’ which is often exoticizing and racist.
I do not think we should be any more afraid of eating wild game than we should worry about processed meats. And often there is a distinct advantage to eating wild game. I especially encourage learning about hunting in your region for subsistence and ecological conservation.
So this is all to say, there is inherent risk to eating game meat, much like many other things we eat, and predators do contract illnesses by eating wild meat, but you should be informed, not afraid!
While the risk may be lower than meat processed in factories, there are important safety procedures and protocols to follow to ensure it is consumed safely.
TL;DR: You can, in fact, contract illnesses such as E. Coli from eating wild game. Predatory mammals other than humans do, in fact, contact illnesses from eating raw wild game. BUT don’t worry too much about it! Just know the facts!
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esquitor · 9 months ago
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My biggest tip for fanfic writers is this: if you get a character's mannerisms and speech pattern down, you can make them do pretty much whatever you want and it'll feel in character.
Logic: Characters, just like real people, are mallable. There is typically very little that's so truly, heinously out of character that you absolutely cannot make it work under any circumstance. In addition, most fans are also willing to accept characterization stretches if it makes the fic work. Yeah, we all know the villain and the hero wouldn't cuddle for warmth in canon. But if they did do that, how would they do it?
What counts is often not so much 'would the character do this?' and more 'if the character did do this, how would they do it?' If you get 'how' part right, your readers will probably be willing to buy the rest, because it will still feel like their favourite character. But if it doesn't feel like the character anymore, why are they even reading the fic?
Worry less about whether a character would do something, and more about how they'd sound while doing it.
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esquitor · 10 months ago
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thomas andre kamish raid thomas andre kamish raid
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esquitor · 10 months ago
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it's thomas andre fic time. get your fuzzies (and hornies) in before. kamish. it's coming.
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