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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
questioningdragons
bisexula

love is a

liquid

solid

gas

explain ur reasoning in the tags ... :)

bisexula

already emotional over all of your reasonings im excited to see this progress

galahadwilder

Gas: expands to fill the container (me) and I feel it in my lungs

ariaste

Why is there not a vote option for "battlefield"

questioningdragons

I originally voted gas, but after reading so many lovely answers in the notes, I think love is something that changes states depending on conditions.

hawkelf
candyspider-deactivated20230731

"i cant watch shows about fantasy kingdoms without thinking about how they should be abolishing the monarchy" that my friend sounds like a skill issue

candyspider-deactivated20230731

if im watching the lord of the rings extended edition i am a monarchist for 682 minutes

true but also I am currently reading a book that I didn't realize would be modern before I started it and it's got a fictional kingdom in the great lakes region like wtf why is there a kingdom in north america? how does that happen your worldbuilding makes no sense!
fantasybooktournament
fantasybooktournament

Mystery Fantasy Book Tournament

Final Round

The One with the Heart of a God

Thirty years ago, all the gods tore each other apart, and nowadays people dive to the bottom of the ocean to find and sell as "godware" what pieces they can for their magical properties. After a heist gone wrong, the main character is indentured to work for a scientist on an isolated island where all the priests who went mad when the gods died spend their days. But then his friend shows up and they discover a piece of godware which has amazing healing properties...the still-beating heart of a god.

The One with Friendly Pigeons

A sorcerer wakes up in his apartment one day...two years after his murder. Now he's back with unfathomable powers and has to try and solve his own murder, navigate complicated alliances in the city's magical landscape, and figure out if he's still human and if it matters to him anymore. Along the way he gets beat up so incredibly often, bullies a number of magical creatures, befriends pigeons and a woman who really wants to kill him personally.

The One with Dungeons and Dragons

A quiet smugglers inn is suddenly bombarded with strange and mysterious visitors seeking refuge from a snow storm. A young boy who lives in the inn and his new friend, the daughter of a kitchen maid, start to uncover clues about each of the guests through a game of dungeons and dragons, leading them to discover hidden secrets about the inn, and the supernatural entities that reside in it.

Which would you rather read?

The One with the Heart of a God

The One with Friendly Pigeons

The One with Dungeons and Dragons

The one with pigeons sounds good too But I had to go for the godware one
grison-in-space

questioningdragons asked:

I got big dog one of those kong puzzle feeders that he has to roll around to get kibbles out and it was a lot of fun watching him figure it out. I only let him work at it for 20 minutes before I opened it and dumped his food in a dish, because I didn't want him to get frustrated, but that's still 10× his normal meal speed

grison-in-space answered:

yesssssss they are so good. puzzle feeders are really fun for both watching and intervening!

If you want him to get good at it, let him be a little frustrated as long as he’s still engaged with the toy and willing to poke at it! sometimes they need a little bit of support to get the core basic concept (as with the Tug-A-Jugs I have for example) but once they have the idea it’s pretty fun.

expect him to learn to yeet those kong wobblers into the wall though. that’s the natural end stage for ‘em in my experience… because if you fling 'em hard enough they scatter kibble everywhere.

questioningdragons

It’s such good enrichment!

He’s gotten pretty good at pushing it around with his nose. His problem is mostly that he will push it into a corner and get it stuck; at which point, I pull it out and roll it to let some kibble out. I was surprised by how quickly he learned that sticking his tongue in the hole wasn’t going to work. However, it does take quite a while to get two cups of food out of a little hole.

I know i would be frustrated if I were used to eating all at once and I was switched to one tiny bite at a time but that's probably projecting I will have to try giving him longer with it interactions notes from the word page also thank goodness he's not food possessive it makes it easy to help him get the feeder out of corners he tends to become mischievous in the evenings so I was hoping feeding his supper this way would help provide an outlet for that
countingnothings
icemaiden-deactivated20220406

You know that ‘your sixth most recently used emoji predicts this or that’ type of meme? We should try that with music. okay, the sixth song in your ‘on repeat’ playlist predicts the next person you will be friends with or fall in love with. no cheating, let’s go

City Grown Willow by Radio Company which I love but it's got the line 'let the man from the mountains run away with your heart' so I'm a bit unsure I'd be okay with befriending a mountain man but I don't particularly want him to actually run away with my heart
grison-in-space
inhighcotton

what the hell is going on with texel sheep

fuggivaboutit

sheep things i imagine

inhighcotton

image

debatable

grison-in-space

I always figured they were what happened when a bulldog and a sheep were very in love with one another.

That's not just a weird angle either, they always look like that.

I have never seen a sheep that looks so much like an english bulldog wtf why do people breed for this?
morethanmeetstherye
my-autism-adhd-blog

Alright people…it’s A N G R Y time! 😡

A young man was kicked out of of New Jersey movie theater after using the bathroom with his mom. This instantly made me angry because some people with high support needs do need help using the bathroom sometimes.

According to this report:

The incident began when Gallinaro’s son needed to use the bathroom and she took him into the women’s restroom. There is no family restroom at the Cinemark in Hazlet, according to the lawsuit.

“My son is not equipped to go into a men’s bathroom in a public setting alone,” Gallinaro told NJ Advance Media last week. “I took him to the women’s bathroom.”

There were other women in the restroom, some of them mothers, she said.

“Right away, they see he’s with me. They pick up why he’s in the bathroom with me,” she said, noting that she noticed one woman “looking at me smiling.”

The 59-year-old manager of the movie theater wasn’t as understanding, the suit alleges.

The manager angrily approached and “shouted blatantly discriminatory remarks” toward the mother and the 15-year-old, the lawsuit alleges.

“A grown man should not be in the women’s restroom,” the manager said in the crowded lobby, according to the suit. “This is not a transgender bathroom.”

Even though there were no other complaints, the manager allegedly ordered the Gallinaros off the property and directed an assistant manager to call the police, the suit states.

This is complete discrimination. Please reblog this to help spread the word. This can’t keep happening.

you ever get so blatantly transphobic you bring it up when it's not even relevant? it's bad enough that someone was kicked out for having support needs but that is a child! Not a grown man! Yes it would still be a big problem if he were a grown man because grown men need help sometimes too but fuck 15 year olds are children even if they are more independent than younger children also on the topic of grown men with support needs my grandpa has one arm so my grandma helps him with a lot of things including on occasion using the bathroom when he was injured and now he has dementia so I can see that there will be more situations in the future where he needs help and/or can't be alone

I did some research to find out if my chronic iron deficiency is going to fuck me up (doctors seem to think the only risk is making me anemic again). My main take away is that iron deficiency seems to suffer from the same affliction of most other things that primary affect women.

One article contained this sentence: “Observation studies have additionally suggested that physicians have significant knowledge gaps in diagnosing and treating iron deficiency.“ And the tl/dr of the article was basically, the oral iron supplements currently available are shiity, as are the guidelines for how to use them.

notes from the word page as for whether it's dangerous without active anemia I still don't really know I found one article that said there was no conclusive evidence that it caused problems on its own and a google book that said it could cause all sorts of problems the issue is that it is super dangerous in childhood where it can cause all sorts of issues with normal development but if an adult has an iron deficiency but isn't pregnant or planning to become so it's seen as no biggie very frustrating