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Thailand legalising weed for the entire country all at once, was lowkey such a funny event because literally everyone went crazy with it. They were putting weed in everything, man, we had weed fried chicken, weed omelette, weed soda, weed lotion, weed popcorn, tempura weed, it was insane. They were putting weed in fucking everything they could think of even shit that you're not eating, they were putting marijuana in like lipbalm.

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Black opalized pine cone found in northern Nevada at the Rainbow Ridge Opal Mine.

currently housed at the Nevada State Museum in Carson City.

Photo and collection by: Matt Bush

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me and this other guy are strangling you with our red string of fate. yeah it's not attached to you or anything it's purely an "us" thing but we are strangling you with it. together.

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Hand painted tiles

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Happy mother's day to the beehive at my dispensary which the employees were trying (unsuccessfully) to get rid of by burning incense nearby

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Everyone's like "The new Pope isnt welcoming to gay people and has covered up child abuse" like. Fork found in kitchen?

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The way even other biologists respond when you're open about what research involving rodent model systems entails is wild. I thought we all understood that this was part of the process?

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The Severance subreddit is so full of insane takes but this one is just incredible honestly. Would kill for a post where someone tries to justify which nucleotide corresponds to woe etc

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white nationalists doing "retvrn" posting about Papa Roach is insane but whats really wild is them imagining southern California was somehow a white ethnostate with no hispanics 25 years ago

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Crystal Schenk: Have and Have Not (2006)

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How can anyone hate Junji Ito 

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Idk just in general nothing makes me feel as disconnected from other women as hearing about some of their feelings about infertility. I feel like an absolute asshole for this, and don't get me wrong I think that men who have strong feelings about Wanting Children are demons. But beyond the physical trauma of miscarriage and fertility treatments being hell on the body I just do not understand why this one way of failing to get what you want in life is treated as so uniquely upsetting.

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I understand from a plot/narrative/themes perspective why Gemma's storyline was written the way it was on Severance and why Cold Harbor (the room) was what it was, but that part of this season still rubs me the wrong way. I get that infertility is something that some women genuinely struggle with, and that it's an easy way to give the evil pharma company a connection to the main characters, and a way to expose tensions in a marriage, but still. I just don't love that the writers reached for "what is the most painful experience in this woman's life" and arrived at an empty crib. Maybe I'll change my mind once Gemma's had a chance to exist apart from her relationship with Mark, I don't know.

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Something wicked this way comes

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