This Is Important. Straws Make Up Less Than One Percent Of Plastic. They Don't Even Make Up .1% Of The

This is important. Straws make up less than one percent of plastic. They don't even make up .1% of the plastic. If you don't need a straw, great, don't use one, but don't prevent those who need them from using them. Find a bigger problem than straws. Here's an article about it that I found.

A brief history of how plastic straws took over the world
nationalgeographic.com
It all started with a mint julep on a hot summer day.
Being Aware Of The Impact Of Things We Can Often Not Think About (like Straws) Is Important If We’re
Being Aware Of The Impact Of Things We Can Often Not Think About (like Straws) Is Important If We’re
Being Aware Of The Impact Of Things We Can Often Not Think About (like Straws) Is Important If We’re
Being Aware Of The Impact Of Things We Can Often Not Think About (like Straws) Is Important If We’re
Being Aware Of The Impact Of Things We Can Often Not Think About (like Straws) Is Important If We’re
Being Aware Of The Impact Of Things We Can Often Not Think About (like Straws) Is Important If We’re
Being Aware Of The Impact Of Things We Can Often Not Think About (like Straws) Is Important If We’re

being aware of the impact of things we can often not think about (like straws) is important if we’re to make strides on environmental preservation 

that does not eclipse the importance of being aware of how it impacts disabled people. they’re both conversations we need to have

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2 years ago

Awaiting redstone...

Awaiting Redstone...
2 years ago

really wasnt sure how to title this one without getting cancelled

2 years ago

really wasnt sure how to title this one without getting cancelled

4 years ago

so i don’t think a lot of people really understand how often south asian culture is misinterpreted and appropriated so i’m making a post about it right here.

any mention of third eyes

any mention of chakras

people wearing bindis when they shouldn’t be 

fucking “om” or “aum” tattoos or appliques on things like yoga pants. do you know how fucking disrespectful it is to put a symbol that is so important to my religion and culture on the ass of some white chick’s yoga pants

people wearing maang tikka when they shouldn’t be

anklets with bells on them are very important to the dance culture of south asia and it’s disrespectful to wear them outside of a traditional dance setting

feel free to add any more that i missed because i’m fucking tired

4 years ago
When You Go To A Haunted House, It May Seem Like You’re Being Funny By Trying To Scare The Actors Or
When You Go To A Haunted House, It May Seem Like You’re Being Funny By Trying To Scare The Actors Or
When You Go To A Haunted House, It May Seem Like You’re Being Funny By Trying To Scare The Actors Or
When You Go To A Haunted House, It May Seem Like You’re Being Funny By Trying To Scare The Actors Or
When You Go To A Haunted House, It May Seem Like You’re Being Funny By Trying To Scare The Actors Or

When you go to a haunted house, it may seem like you’re being funny by trying to scare the actors or jump out at them when you go through a second time, but guess what? ITS NOT FUNNY.

You pay us to scare you. It is your choice to go, so don’t fucking go through if you’re going to ignore the rules and get too close to the actors as a ‘joke’.

These bruises happened because over the course of 4 hours, several people ignored the instructions that CLEARLY stated that they were to wait in the front room until told otherwise. Rather than listen, they ran into the next room and slammed into me- effectively throwing me into the wall. This didn’t only happen once. It happened ten times at LEAST.

Then we had this asshole who thought that once I ‘died’ for the haunt, he could pretend to kick me to see if I’d moved. I, being used to people abusing me- jumped back and slammed my head into the concrete wall.

YOU ARE NOT FUNNY BY BEING RUDE AT A HAUNTED HOUSE. WE ARE PAID ACTORS THAT YOU CHOOSE TO COME AND SEE PERFORM. YOU PAY US TO SCARE THE SHIT OUT OF YOU, SO DONT HIT US WHEN WE DO

I feel that this is relevant considering it is October and more Haunted Houses are opening up. I know it seems funny to scare the ‘monsters’ but all you do is hurt real people. So stop.

4 years ago
Please Do Your Research! There Is So Much Misinformation Out There And A Lot Of Lies.
Please Do Your Research! There Is So Much Misinformation Out There And A Lot Of Lies.
Please Do Your Research! There Is So Much Misinformation Out There And A Lot Of Lies.
Please Do Your Research! There Is So Much Misinformation Out There And A Lot Of Lies.
Please Do Your Research! There Is So Much Misinformation Out There And A Lot Of Lies.
Please Do Your Research! There Is So Much Misinformation Out There And A Lot Of Lies.
Please Do Your Research! There Is So Much Misinformation Out There And A Lot Of Lies.
Please Do Your Research! There Is So Much Misinformation Out There And A Lot Of Lies.
Please Do Your Research! There Is So Much Misinformation Out There And A Lot Of Lies.
Please Do Your Research! There Is So Much Misinformation Out There And A Lot Of Lies.

Please do your research! There is so much misinformation out there and a lot of lies.

Everyone should know the truth so please try to know as much as you can so you can spread awareness and help!

Free Palestine🇵🇸✌️

4 years ago
In The Last Four Days, A Lot Of You Might Have Seen The Video Of Mr. Philip Banks Catching A Baby Boy
In The Last Four Days, A Lot Of You Might Have Seen The Video Of Mr. Philip Banks Catching A Baby Boy
In The Last Four Days, A Lot Of You Might Have Seen The Video Of Mr. Philip Banks Catching A Baby Boy
In The Last Four Days, A Lot Of You Might Have Seen The Video Of Mr. Philip Banks Catching A Baby Boy
In The Last Four Days, A Lot Of You Might Have Seen The Video Of Mr. Philip Banks Catching A Baby Boy
In The Last Four Days, A Lot Of You Might Have Seen The Video Of Mr. Philip Banks Catching A Baby Boy

In the last four days, a lot of you might have seen the video of Mr. Philip Banks catching a baby boy that was thrown out of a burning building - the baby was saved by both him and the mother who sacrificed herself to help save her kids. In the video, you can hear neighbors pleading with her to jump down herself, but she didn't. She was completely engulfed in flames by the time she went back in to try and save her daughter. There are three heroes in this story, and all three of them are angels, one in Heaven now, and the other two here on Earth. Mr. D'Artagnan Alexander is the name of the neighbor of the Longs who kicked in the door of their apartment, went inside the fire and saved the little girl, who the mother managed to carry as close to the exit as possible before succumbing to her horrific injuries. The final sacrifice of a loving mother and the selflessness and bravery of these two amazing men are incredible. Words aren't enough.

Both of the children made it, but sadly it was too late for Mrs. Rachel Long. She leaves behind a little girl that will need more surgeries to start her recovery, a baby boy that is getting better but is extremely traumatized, and a husband who is now heartbroken and left homeless with their two children.

I implore you, if you cannot donate yourselves, I completely understand, but please at least share the donation link, that helps too!

Mr. Phillip Banks is a true hero. The way he sprinted to catch the little boy, throwing himself with everything he got to save him - without a doubt, the boy would have been severely more injured or gone if it wasn't for him. Mr. D'Artagnan Alexandar is another true hero. That little girl would not have made it without him. He ran inside a burning apartment, risked his life, all to save a child and he tried saving the mother too, but she was already impossible. Can't imagine how traumatic all of that is for the two of them as well, and for all the neighbors and family members affected. A lot of people helped in this tragic situation.

And Mrs. Rachel Long? I can't even begin to describe how horrifying it is what she had to do to save her children, and how brave she was in her final moments. She was such a strong woman and amazing mother. No one should ever have to go through that. How do you recover from something like this? It seems impossible. She and her family are in my thoughts and prayers.

Support for the Long Family organized by Cindy Traywick Rogers
gofundme.com
On July 3rd, 2020, Rachel Long, daughter of James (Jessica) Wood and Trisha Wood, wa… Cindy Traywick Rogers needs your support for Support f

Rachel Long, an angel in Heaven, rest in peace.

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