Silver Tongue

Apr 02

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jellipuddi:
“I picked a good time to see /co/’s reaction to this
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jellipuddi:

I picked a good time to see /co/’s reaction to this

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GUYS RICK AND MORTY SEASON 3 IS APPARENTLY PREMIERING RIGHT NOW WITH NO WARNING ON ADULT SWIM THIS IS N O T A JOKE

the joke is that it’s the only episode for the next few months

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chefpyro:

chefpyro:

y’know

konosuba may be gone. and dragon maid may have just one episode left.

but with samurai jack, little witch academia and now, at last, rick and morty season 3, i think we’ll cope

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also i forgot to mention hero academia but w/e

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krakenfinsoup:
“been playing zelda 1
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krakenfinsoup:

been playing zelda 1 

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niccillustrates:
“ Shine upon Hyrule once again!
[Breath of the Wild]
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niccillustrates:

Shine upon Hyrule once again!

[Breath of the Wild]

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hollowedskin:
“ dr-archeville:
“ ayellowbirds:
“ andymisandry:
“ ayellowbirds:
“ pixiebutterandjelly:
“ Poison Ivy as a kindergarten teacher
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no, but really: flytraps use up a LOT of energy closing their traps. You know a lot of other plants that...

hollowedskin:

dr-archeville:

ayellowbirds:

andymisandry:

ayellowbirds:

pixiebutterandjelly:

Poison Ivy as a kindergarten teacher

no, but really: flytraps use up a LOT of energy closing their traps. You know a lot of other plants that move that much? Tricking them into closing when there isn’t food there is indeed mean.

B-but… they’re plants… they’re devoid of sentience, right? They don’t “feel,” they’re more like little wind-up machines. Right? They don’t act on instinct, they’re… well… traps. You can’t actually be mean to a plant. Right??

I’m of the opinion that meanness is about the nature of the action, not awareness on the part of the target of the action. 

Tricking them into closing their traps is actually harmful to them, since the energy expended in closing and then re-opening the trap isn’t replenished by having a tasty insect to digest.

I’m of the opinion that meanness is about the nature of the action, not awareness on the part of the target of the action.


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