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Want to help your local wildlife? Put up some bird feeders!

  • I’m giving away dozens of recycled bird feeders of different types as an ecological initiative in my college town.

    We’ve still got about two dozen more to give away, so I made this sign-up form for whoever is interested.

    Hummingbirds are seasonal and therefore those feeders only go up for a certain time during the year, but you can ask for them in advance (I put the date range there for your convenience) and both the seed feeders and hummingbird feeders use recycled bottles.

    I am giving away one feeder for every person who follows the live stream. I’m going to be setting up wildlife cams in different urban areas, but I need to get to Affiliate in order to financially support the stream and I need fifty followers for that.

    All the music provided by @thevetsfetching and Parking Garage!

  • this is it. this is the funniest scooby doo clip

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  • I need a man like this. If making my boyfriend feel self-fulfilled means just listening to him talk about net hacks, I would be so down. We could learn about new nets together. I would be horrible at making them but I’d appreciate his enthusiasm.

  • Every time I think about what the New York Times did to Susan Doku, I get a bit enraged inside

  • In case you don't know, Susan Doku, inventor of popular number puzzle game Sudoku, was outed as a lesbian by the New York Times in 2003. Many have speculated this was done more or less to slander her to the public so their attempted purchase of exclusive printing rights for the game could be done at a much lower price. She actually lost a lawsuit against the Times, as it was not deemed libelous, given she was in a civil partnership with her now wife, Christina "Chris" Ward.

    Susan also lays claim to the first recorded use of the word "polyamorous" in her 1994 essay "81 Squares"

  • call me Brussels Sprouts the way I got the bitterness bred out of me

  • the joke is Brussels Sprouts used to be much more bitter until farmers in the 90's discovered what chemical property in Brussels Sprouts was making them so bitter, and selectively bred them over generations to be tastier, which is why you should try eating Brussels Sprouts again if you haven't had them since you were a kid, especially if you've never had them roasted in olive oil, salt, red pepper flakes, maybe a little honey or balsamic vinegar, distributed evenly on a pan at a very high temperature, and also breeding kink

  • Hey op what was that last part

  • Did i fucking stutter

  • My local farmer's market has started carrying this one kind of brussels sprouts in the summers that are so goddamn sweet you can eat them RAW.

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