@BenStiller Ironically, when squashed between a bunch of cartoons, comic book adaptations, and talking car robots, a greedy fat man dancing is probably the most accurate representation of the US's war machine in the whole clip.
@ACountryChap This is my favourite type of man: practically yet stylishly dressed, always with a potential shade of general grumpiness about sensible matters, bush bashing around with stylish accessories and glossy dogs. Eats birds full of buckshot and knows which water is potable.
Every single video of someone's pet octopus is them going "so I've put this container in his tank with a crab in it, but I don't even know if he's going to be able to ope- yep, he opened it."
@frozenaesthetic prophylactic treatment against either leprosy or the plague, I can't remember which. I sat alone in an empty ward except for the occasional nurse dressed in full Hazmat gear who came to do blood tests. They let me out after 24 hours because if I'd had it I would have been dying.
@frozenaesthetic When I was a kid, police and an ambulance showed up at our house in the middle of the night and told my parents I'd been exposed to bacterial meningitis. In Fiji in the 80's they didn't have the capacity to deal with an outbreak so they emptied out a ward and gave me a 🧵
“I had never seen a 1-in-4 risk before this, let alone a 1.3-in-1,” said Maria Doa, a scientist who worked at EPA for 30 years and once directed the division that managed the risks posed by chemicals.
“This is ridiculously high.” https://t.co/9Y3tCsXGHF