Hehehe No Problem

Hehehe no problem

We'll definitely being drawing more for you to add to the shame wall over time >:]

@officialralsei obsessed with how gaster slapped a pile of goop into a guy and said okay here you go your name is ralsei you're a prince you use he/him here's the prophecy now go guide the heroes of legend byeeeee and dropkicked him out of the void. and ralsei is just sitting there in castle town at the ripe age of 2 minutes old like what the fuck is a heehim

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normal vs not normal: pain edition

normal: your knees/hips starting to twinge after climbing a big set of stairs

not normal: climbing stairs is hard for you, and you start to feel pain after a couple steps

normal: you wake up feeling pain after doing a lot of exercise the day before

not normal: you wake up feeling pain regardless of your activities the day before

normal: you are usually a zero on the pain scale

not normal: you cannot imagine what a pain scale zero would feel like

normal: when you experience pain, there is a direct reason for it, and it is able to be fixed with over-the-counter drugs (such as paracetamol)

not normal: you can’t figure out why you’re in pain, and taking over-the-counter painkillers doesn’t always work to fix it

normal: you do not spend most of your time in pain

not normal: you’ve spent most of your time in pain for over three months

if you experience pain regularly and for seemingly no reason, go to the doctor! you are not supposed to be in pain, and you deserve to find out what’s going on with your body!

reblog this if you’re jewish or your blog is a safe space for jewish people

in light of recent events as well as a new rise in creating nazi ocs I think this post is an important one to have on your blog if you stand behind your jewish followers or are jewish yourself.

No matter how people edit Megalovania, it's never bad. We're beginning to believe that it is scientifically impossible to make Megalovania sound bad.

Both beats-removed versions of Megalovania (mine and spudislander’s) layered on top of each other.

We haven't been on Duolingo in fucking MONTHS and this inspired us to get back on and restart learning Klingon (yeaaa Trekkies) and Russian. Gonna start with Klingon bc memorizing/put tape over all my keys with the Russian alphabet is a pain in the ass and will take a while but currently in class so plftft, Klingon it is

I feel like a lot of Duolingo discourse should acknowledge that the reason that they have basically every national European language on there is not because of a “European bias” but because of refugees. A huge number of refugees in Europe use it to learn the language of whatever country they’re moving to or living in; the site even talks about it in the “fun facts” on their waiting screen. Languages like Swedish and Norwegian aren’t there primarily for Minnesotans getting in touch with their heritage, but for African and Asian refugees in Sweden and Norway, and indeed they make up the majority of people using Duolingo to learn those languages. The site does need to add more non-European languages; it’s gradually doing this, it recently added Zulu, Xhosa and Kreyòl, and its focus on indigenous languages like Navajo and Hawaiian is especially commendable, but there are still some glaring omissions of major world languages from Asia and Africa that need to be addressed — and even “they’re edited by users” doesn’t cut it with how many people worldwide speak those whom they could seek out! But the fact that a free language app is doing its best to provide the language learning services that those actual countries routinely deny desperately-poor refugees is a good thing actually. Reserve your rage for the inclusion of Esperanto, Klingon and High Valyrian over Tagalog and Farsi.