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[Flash 10 is required to watch video]
GUIZE IF YOU EVER WANT TO OPEN A PORTAL OF HELL
PUT A NOKIA CELLPHONE IN THE MICROWAVE.
WHAT DID I JUST WATCH.
WHAT DID I. JUST WATCH.
YAY ITS BACK
THIS SHITS ME UP EVERY TIME
My question is why isn’t the glass plate rotating?
JOICE. WATCH THIS!
I opened a portal to hell once. No big deal.
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This blog focuses on the issue of fur, but I would like to raise awareness to all animals used for clothing and accessories. Feathers are extremely cruel. Please don’t buy any feather accessories or goose down products.
You’re not a free spirit, dream catching flower child if you’re wearing feathers. Feathers are extremely cruel. When you see feathers, you should think of fur. 🐺
A rule of thumb for buying any mainstream animal product: even if you’re not consuming flesh, the animal suffered and was eventually killed. Farmers aren’t sitting around waiting for natural molting.
Feathers are often ripped off chickens, geese, ostriches and emus in live plucking. This can result in gaping wounds that are sewn up with a needle and thread without anesthetic. ✂
The same is true for “Down Feathers.” Typically, ducks and geese are lifted by their necks, their legs are tied, and their feathers are ripped out. The struggling birds often sustain injuries during plucking. They are then returned to their cages until they are ready to be plucked again.
The birds are live-plucked for the first time at about ten weeks old, and are plucked again four to six times a year until they are sent to slaughter at about four years old. (Ducks and geese can live about 12 to 15 years.) Others go on to be force-fed for the production of foie gras.
There is such a thing as “natural drop feathers” but I find their origins dubious and I will not wear them. To me, wearing “cruelty free” feathers is the same as wearing vintage fur, It perpetuates the myth that it’s okay to use animals and that wearing feathers is cool. Feathers are not cool. They’re incredibly cruel. Fake for the animal’s sake! #vegansofig
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Wildfires sweep across south-west US amid historic drought conditions →
“Fuelled by historic drought conditions, the wildfire season opened early this year in the rugged mountains of Arizona. By Friday morning, crews were fighting more than a dozen blazes in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, California and Utah. A few small towns were under evacuation order, and at least 170 square miles of brush and forest had been consumed by flames.
In New Mexico’s Gila national forest, fires started by lightening strikes tripled in size over the last 48 hours, with high winds forcing firefighters to the sidelines. More than a dozen summer cabins in the town of Willow Creek were destroyed as the fire burned across 110 miles of steep forested canyons.
“The fire had been around about 10 days, lurking and creeping and then kaboom, it exploded,” said Tabitha Sims, secretary of the Willow Creek landowners association, told local reporters. “They made a heroic effort at trying to build a break, but I think it was unfortunate that this wind event happened to come right at the worst time.”
Much of the state was covered in a haze, with local television stations reporting poor air quality in Albuquerque, some 170 miles away. High winds, with gusts of 60mph were expected until Sunday, blocking fire crews from cutting a containment line ahead of the fire.
In Arizona, meanwhile, more than 1,100 fighters, backed up by aircraft, were slowly containing the most dangerous fire,the Gladiator fire, which had forced the evacuation of the old mining ton of Crown King and consumed 27 square miles of pine and brush north of Phoenix.”
My boyfriend, who works as a ranger in Yosemite Valley, went to a climate change panel the other day. They discussed the lack of snowfall in the region this past winter. Less than half the average. Wildfires are going to be a big problem this year, but there’s something even more dangerous occurring. Consider that about 2/3 of fruits and vegetables grown in the US are in the central valley, and the sierra snow provides all the water for it…
(via truth-has-a-liberal-bias)
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I know I’ve reblogged this before but LOOK AT THIS CAT.
Look at this handsome little guy
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im in a doodly mood idk if u noticed lmfao
OK SIESTA TIME
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