I wish this feeling upon everyone who wants to wear a dress, its really the best
this makes me so happy as a fat hairy guy who likes skirts and dresses i never get to see guys like me in dresses it’s always skinny twinks this makes me so happy 🥺🥺
Leslie Jones: Spanish Jackie is one of the best roles i ever played!! Such a great story snd they made me a badd ass with 20 husbands and wives! I loved it!! Its a muthafucking vibe!
level 1 - can’t tolerate horror at all, actively avoids it at all costs
level 2 - will watch a horror movie with friends/family if convinced but will definitely not enjoy it. screams at jumpscares and covers eyes at tense moments
level 3 - can occasionally consume horror media. very easily startles at jumpscares. usually feels anxious/paranoid afterward
level 4 - startles at jumpscares and generally feels uneasy after consuming horror media. avoids anything horror-related at night time
level 5 - jumpscares are less effective, but can still startle. feels anxious during tense moments. horror mostly causes unease only at night time
level 6 - has no problem consuming any kind of horror media alone at night. is largely unaffected by jumpscares. horror causes no feeling of fear or anxiety
On November 13, demonstrators in southern California blockaded a defense contractor facility in solidarity with the Palestinians on the receiving end of the bombs that it produces.
This report explores how they used the element of surprise to surround it and shut down work for the day.
I cannot stand the kind of motherfuckers who do extreme solo hikes, no GPS, just a 20-40 year old straight white man with overconfidence in rugged terrain with minimal gear. Why should we pay millions of dollars in search and rescue resources so you can fuck around and find out?
They should make you sign a waiver of personal responsibility if you want to go hiking in a national or state park alone with no gear.
“Denali’s Howl” was written by Andy Hall, about the disappearance and death of 7 climbers on Denali, in Alaska. Hall’s father was the superintendent of the park in 1967 when the event happened.
This is his description of the aftermath. This is after all seven missing men were confirmed dead. This was no longer a rescue mission. It was body retrieval.
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After Babcock made it clear that the MCA team wouldn’t be returning to the upper mountain again, Elmer Luchterhand, overcome with grief and a feeling of helpless desperation, demanded my father find someone else to go. My father tried to reason with him, but he would have none of it.
“Send the Air Force!”
“I don’t have that authority.”
“Then send the army!”
“I can’t do that. ”
“I don’t care who you send. Send somebody- I want my son!”
Then my father asked a question that Elmer Luchterhand could not answer.
