#garbage collecting

[teknewsfeed]

Garbage collecting drone!

[doubledudeski]

recharging

alt vers. and lineart bc I'm happy about it for once:

drawing transformers at this angle is literal TORTUREEE I don't even know if I did it right but it's done now and I can leave it alone forever❤️🙂‍↕️

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Workers collecting coal ash and other garbage, ca. 1925.

Photo: George Rinhart via Corbis/Getty Images/NY Times

[hussein-alfa]

[outofeverythingthisnamewasleft]

1968 NYC garbage collector strike.

[self-indulgentmanic]

Heeeyyy so i saw that u know about faith the unholy triginity too! I only just get into death mark but can i have an crossover art request of john ward venting to yashiki while mistaking his profession ‘spirit doctor’ of a therapist? Or father garcias and mashita smoking idk your choose

They're meeting up at the exorcising experts con or something idk

[ditzymelody]

faves from my collection so far!!!

all are either from my mum and dads old collection or thrifted

I got the nirvana and cranberries ones for $2 each at savers (absolute steal)

I cant believe Someone would just donate them… in mint condition too

[fantastickkay]

Albums (and singles) in my collection turning 30 this year!

[tequilaasquared]

God the fact that we were meant to fully take Fiona’s side during her whole ‘independent Fiona’ phase in s7 pisses me off. Asking the family that she CHOSE to become legal guardian of to put her at the bottom of their emergency contact lists, (underneath a couple with small children and a business who was unrelated to them, and their bipolar brother who had a super high pressure and high responsibility job) was completely unfair and irresponsible frankly. And doing it after she’d been called to Ian’s work as his emergency contact because he was clearly dealing with hypomania and his colleagues were concerned just felt like an extra twist of the knife. But I understood her reasoning to an extent.

But threatening to make her underage sister and her baby niece homeless because she was still pissed a traumatised 14 year old decided having a baby was the only way to become a part of a stable family environment? That was just plain cruel. Fiona didn’t have to be happy or agree with Debbie, and was well within her right to let Debbie know her disappointment and frustration, but she was still her legal guardian and she knew better! She was an adult and Debbie was a child being threatened with homelessness by the woman that raised her. Demanding Debbie get a job and getting her the application and Debbie following through and going to the interview, only for Fiona to actively sabotage it bringing Franny mid way through her interview was cruel and so unFiona like. Fiona was a grown ass 27 year old and should’ve sat Debbie down to communicate with her. I get that Debbie could be petulant and argumentative but she was a literal child! Fiona should’ve put her foot down and demand Debbie discuss with her how best to organise balancing work with childcare instead of offering zero support. She also lived with 3 brothers old enough to babysit Franny from time to time whilst Debbie worked. One of the overarching themes of Shameless was how the Gallaghers literally raised each other because their parents were awful human beings and you’re telling me Franny’s uncles couldn’t look after her for a few hours a week? It frustrates the shit out of me that the narrative successively villainised a young, impressionable girl because she made stupid decisions, influenced by grooming and the toxicity of her home life and her friends. And her following through with the decision to have a baby was further cemented by her sister’s cruel ultimatum and her only actual support at the time coming from her narcissistic, opportunistic father who used her vulnerability for his own gain.

Fiona was let down and emotionally neglected by Monica and she participated in that cycle of abuse with her pettiness towards Debbie. And I say that as someone whose favourite character for most of Shameless’ run was Fiona.

[numberonebirdtimemachine]

[sentientglue]

so sorry you’re not well <3

greeting card bought for 50c at reverse garbage in marrickville, sydney. lives on the fridge

[newyorkthegoldenage]

A street cleaner with a very odd garbage collection container, 1944. The city certainly had had bigger, more modern vehicles than this for years. All I can think of is that it was a wartime measure to save fuel and rubber.

Photo: MCNY/Granger/https://jding.bgcdml.net/

[nyoaeuikhoudu]

RIP Bree Davenports ugly baby doll collection you will be missed

[grimark]

actually it's funny because you can fall into the trap of assuming you know basically everything worth knowing about america and how americans live, on account of having watched/read/listened to american cultural exports and having been on the american internet for basically your entire life. but then your american best friend will make an offhand comment about having to buy their own rubbish bins and select and pay for a privately owned garbage collection company to come empty them, and this will baffle you completely.

[tavaresamulet]

IT’S A LITTLE BIT LIKE HES A GOD

YOU’LL GO BLIND IF YOU LOOK AT HIM TOO LONG

[pluralphobia-moved]

Anyways, before I get off my ass to do things and leave the syscourse tag until later tonight.

I hate having a CDD, I hate the trauma symptoms that comes with the trauma based disorder, I hate losing big chunks of memories, I hate the constant derealization and depersonalization. I hate that I didn't have a childhood.

But have you considered that, like the disorder is supposed to work, I am able to cope with all of that because I'm plural? Have you considered that I view my parts as the only good outcome from this tragedy?