hell is full. heaven is full. god created a new holding space for souls called hurgle and the only thibg to do here is this infinitely expading jigsaw puzzle of a finely detailed pigeon. we are just slowwwwwly creating little tufts of feathers for eternity . yesterday , greg found a corner piece
One of the foremost reasons I like solarpunk is that in the mainstream, being eco-friendly is about sacrifice. Donβt buy new things, donβt buy plastic, donβt take unnecessary tripsβetc. Itβs not sustainable unless youβre a saint. Itβs exhausting to abstain from consumerism without having alternatives like the things Solarpunk emphasizes: community, resources held in common, sustainable hobbies like gardening and mending (and all other sorts of repair), free and accessible public transportation, etc. Solarpunk is about creating a world where being eco-friendly is about joy, not deprivation.
Because I absolutely love joan_de_artβs sustainable city series Iβmma share it in one post since I see the art scattered about.
i genuinely loved the dnd movie because itβs one of those projects where you can feel that the director had so. much. fun. there is so much love put into it by everyone involved. itβs a movie MADE for the fans. sure itβs not a award winning masterpiece - there are crude jokes and dumb, silly moments. itβs not meant to be anything more than that and I think thatβs more than okay? we can have movies that arenβt absolutely spectacular but still be good. also not to mention an extremely autistic paladin, a slut bard, big muscle woman barbarian, a 100% done with everything tiefling and anxiety and self-loathing imposter syndrome representation with simon the sorcerer.
also it doesnβt force romance at the end with the two main man and lady. theyβre just platonic life partners who are raising an adorable kid??? also thereβs a extremely chubby dragon. go see the movie if you havenβt.
nuke deniers? that's baby shit compared to the guy who believes nukes are real but cant explode because god would prevent them from going off if used
oh yeah a lot of the nuke conspiracy people explain away hiroshima and nagasaki by saying those were "atomic bombs" which are real, as opposed to "nuclear bombs" which make no sense





