Not science-y maybe, but as a geometry fan, this is what I decided to draw on my own leg when I impulsively bought a tattoo gun.
Trying to watch that mess felt like listening to my schizophrenic relative explain her dream: Not fucking worth getting invested. Still voting against Trump but jeeze, this sure isn't helping the case for our electoral system. Giant douche or Turd sandwich would literally be more compelling.
Thank you, I had no idea.
So it goes.
How about a bag with a big dollar sign on it? I even worked at a bank for years and never saw one.
At this point it is remarkably refreshing to see a childhood hero still be based. Feels like a breath of reality in a stuffy box of hypocrisy and pretension.
I remember reading a story years ago where there was another legionaire outbreak in the UK. It took them ages to realize the cause was most likely people filling their windshield wiper reserves with water instead of cleaner. The water sat in the tanks and grew bacteria. The bacteria was then aerosolized every time drivers used their wipers.
I think this was around the 2008 collapse and remember it being strongly implied that people trying to save a buck may have been poisoning their own neighborhoods.
Considering how tight everyone is stretched right now, economically. I would not be surprised by an uptick of watering-down.
My sweet Bobo. More angel than cat.
I have seen this picture described 100 ways in 100 minutes, but yours is superb. If you tapped his shoulder right now, do you think he would launch himself 10 feet into the air?
Sunlight into the body?
How can you look around at the world we are living in and have any hope for the long-term future. I am 39 and had already ditched the notions of children or retirement. But now I am rethinking pets as they can't be guaranteed food and comfort for the next 10+years. We are so screwed. I feel horrible for the younger generations and I believe whatever society exists after the climate reckoning will look back on us as hedonistic monsters.
Enjoy your days before. The working turn of phrase has consistently been, "Faster than expected."
