Not Just That! Apparently After The Jews Escaped Slavery, The Egyptians Started Mocking Their God Yaweh

Not just that! Apparently after the Jews escaped slavery, the Egyptians started mocking their god Yaweh who, at the time, was considered a desert god of storms, by equating him with the Egyptian god Seth, a donkey-headed god of storms and foreigners who was also just kinda shitty and not very well liked. The Jews would have hated this not only because they hated the idea of animal-headed gods in general, but donkeys in particular were considered very filthy. So this kinda feels like it could be a callback to that!

Source: Esoterica on YouTube

The earliest depiction of Christ was a shitpost

SPOOKY MONTH

SPOOKY MONTH

SPOOKY MONTH

SPOOKY MONTH

SPOOKY MONTH

To celebrate the official turnover to ✨Spooky Month✨ I'm going to talk about something dumb that spooked me as a tiny stupid baby child.

Do you ever have your head up against you pillow while laying on your side and hear your heartbeat in the ear reverberating against the fabric? Well when I was a dumb idiot 4 year old I was convinced that this sound was, in fact, caused by an entire army of Nefarious Little Guys marching in-step directly outside my window, actively working on Nefarious Shenanigans. The sincere feeling of childhood betrayal when my parents Did Not take me seriously.

Holy shit you guys I got barefoot shoes for the first time and have worn them outside for a grand total of 1 hour and I never ever want to take them off

at some point you have to realize that you actually have to read to understand the nuance of anything. we as a society are obsessed with summarization, likely as a result of the speed demanded by capital. from headlines to social media (twitter being especially egregious with the character limit), people take in fragments of knowledge and run with them, twisting their meaning into a kaleidoscope that dilutes the message into nothing. yes, brevity is good, but sometimes the message, even when communicated with utmost brevity, requires a 300 page book. sorry.

I'm gonna have to try this. Can't speak to artificial scents, but I've been using powder detergent for a while now (not really sure what it's made of - ingredients just say "soap") and it does a great job of getting rid of stubborn "dirty" bacterial smells. However, I don't think it really gets rid or dirt and stuff any better than normal detergent.

Kind of fucked up that it takes multiple laundry cycles to get the smell of scented detergent out of used clothing.

Baby pawpaw why do your leaves brown. Your soil is moist but well drained. You are shaded on my porch like the trees that shield you in the forest. So why, my child? Why do you cry?