I don't really have a theme, so yeah. Good luck.
Anonymous said: hi there ^___^ I just got fatally stabbed four times n I’m about to die what should I do? Also I love your blog have a good day/night 😍😍😍
Anonymous said: uhm? Why aren’t you helping that anon lmao. They’re bleeding to death and you just tell them “I’m not a doctor call help”? You’re so rude lol bye 🙄🙄🙄🙄
Anonymous said: (different anon) I’m a med student and I can confirm that when you get stabbed to death you die. Maybe anon should try avoid getting stabbed next time
I HEAR THOSE SLEIGH BELLS JINGLING
RING TING TINGLING TOOOOOOOOOOOOO
COME ON IT’S LOVELY WEATHER
FOR A SLEIGH RIDE TOGETHER WITH YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
IT’S STARTED
IT’S BEEN NOVEMBER JUST FOR FEW HOURS YOU ANIMALS
IM SAVING THIS IN MY FUCKKING QUEUE AND EVERY FUCKING NOVEMBER AT 12:00 AM IM FUCKING POSTING THIS
can someone caption this? I cant read all of them
1) “Levi’s uses abrasive blasting, killing workers"
2) “New Look uses sweatshops”
3) “River Island pays its workers half the minimum wage"
4) “H&M uses slave labour"
5) “H&M uses sweatshops”
6) “Asos uses sweatshops”
7) “Bershka - owned by Inditex - uses child labour”
8) “Stradivarius- owned by Inditex - uses child labour"
9) “Mango - 1135 dead in the Savar building collapse”
A lot of people in the notes are getting real defensive while missing the point of the post. For one thing, no where on this post does it tell you not to shop at these places or that youre a bad person if you do. The post is about showing the hypocrisy of these brands emptily co-opting social justice movements for profit, something extremely rampant right now. Its an information post. Its an attack on the corporations, not the individual.
I FOUND IT GUYS I SPENT HALF AN HOUR LOOKING FOR THIS VIDEO AND ITS HERE
Seriously turn the sound on.
So beautiful
I stole this idea from another blog,but I cant reber the name. Every single person who reblogs this before 10 February will recieve a baby pokemon in their inbox,after this egg harches.
There are a lot of posts going around about hypothermia and let me just say that anyone who tells you to take clothes off to prevent hypothermia (unless you’re soaking wet) is trying to fucking kill you
Check your sources. If OP has no stated/proven medical training then you shouldn’t trust their medical advice. Sweating will not kill you- but dress to your comfort. Listen to your body. Learn about wind chill and frostbite. Your sweat WILL NOT FREEZE if it’s hot enough under your layers to generate sweat omfg
Edit: obviously if you can, change your clothes if they’re wet, but like it’s not necessary and if you’re poor and you don’t have options keep your clothes on
And lastly never fucking sleep naked if you have no power and are trying to not freeze. Your house will never get warm enough in an arctic blast to make you sweat.
literally one of the first things you learn for weather this cold is DO NOT take off your clothes when youre outside, even if you start to feel warm. its a symptom of hypothermia. if you feel really warm when it is cold as shit outside, go to a warming station. the number to find one in your city is usually 211.
Kelston Boys’ High School perform a massive haka in honour of the new Maori carving on campus
I live for this
This is the first recording of a Haka I’ve seen that manages to capture even a fraction of the true energy of it. And it’s because there’s so many of them that those boys would have been shaking the ground.
Seeing these boys in their modern uniforms and jackets and backpacks that say NIKE, participating in this ancient ritual, really just drives home what people mean when they say “I am not a costume.” The clothes here are not important. The energy and participation are important.
CULTURE
Instant reblog every time I see it.
Go the fuck off!!!!!
I’m not Maori, but I do live in NZ and I find it weird its referred to an ancient ritual. Yes, hakas are a very old tradition in Maori/Pasifika cultures, but I feel like calling them ancient rituals sort of takes away how integrated and practiced they are in modern New Zealand culture, and that they are still developing and relevant.
