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(Obviously NSFW.) Been there, had that conversation. LOL It's amusing to think, oh yeah, the artist must have been there too. Because this is totally what happens when you try to explain to pirates how not to knock up their favorite whore and where is the little man in the boat. Meanwhile in Terramagne, Grainne Nuala is probably still throwing occasional treasure at sex ed programs. Imagine some Planned Parenthood office manager opening the dropbox and then ... "Well, nuts! Some darn fundie must crammed this thing with brass pirate tokens." "Uh, boss? These are heavier than brass and some of them are bent.""Holy Mary Mother of God this is all REAL?! Who would do that?" "Maybe a pirate who loves sex ed." Tags: art, fantasy, gender studies, humor, networking
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While researching a poem, I found this page about the Holocaust. Scroll down, and below the main article in brown there is a little red box with a thumbnail summary including illustrative icons. If you just read the highlighted keywords and their icons, you get "holocaust, systematic, state-sponsored, six million Jews, Nazi." That's a brilliant nutshell for people who may not be verbal or fluent in English. While I rarely see it in local-America outside of resources designed for people with special needs, it's quite common in Terramagne, although it usually appears above the main article to serve as a quick introduction. Tags: activism, cyberspace theory, networking
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... would a hospital make a McDonald's its adjunct restaurant. Think about all the times doctors nag people to eat better and lose weight, and all the people who can't eat McDonald's due to special dietary needs. I am just boggled by the loss of opportunity, because this shit is routine in L-American "health care" -- they push people around, but refuse to lift a finger to help. Hospital food is almost universally slop of exactly the kind they tell people not to eat, and the cafeterias or adjunct restaurants are barely better. What they should be doing is serving delicious well-balanced meals to show people how that works, and then doctors should eat that in public, because humans are prone to imitative behavior. I've read about outliers having an organic restaurant, but in terms of access, that's still a unicorn hunt. But McDonald's? Really? WTF. Fortunately someone working there does NOT have their head up their ass, and has started a petition to replace it with a restaurant serving healthy food. Tags: activism, food, networking, safety
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