#1 Hater

I use to eat canned ravioli cold, I fear nothing.

[#1 Hater @deftombss]

…. Damn my bad foo.

[#1 Hater @deftombss]

I asked god for a child and he gave me a kidney stone instead.. Gods not dead just a fucking idiot.

[ًًً @aboutidolgirls]

thoom - i’m going back to lebanon (2026)

[cheyene norah @onlyyagirl_]

Remembering when you fawned when you should’ve fought and k*lled

[#1 Hater @deftombss]

@fendifaguette Slayyyterrrrrrr

[crashy @straightbaitor]

13 year old niece asked me today if I know the song Ponyboy by SOPHIE

[Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature]

Every grocery store in America is selling mums right now. Skip them.

They're from Asia, and most of what's sold is bred for the pom-pom look, which makes them mostly useless to pollinators.

They're also frequently treated with systemic insecticides that end up in whatever nectar is left.

Go for the native late-season heavy hitters. Plant these now and they'll come roaring back next spring:

New England aster. Deep purple with a gold center, three to six feet, blooms right through October.

Blue mistflower. Fuzzy periwinkle clusters, thigh-high growth, spreads happily. Butterflies swarm it.

Goldenrod. Goldenrod feeds migrating monarchs and every bee still working.

Sneezeweed. Bright yellow daisy-like flowers with a domed center, blooms late. Doesn't make you sneeze.

Joe Pye weed. Tall, dusty pink, and butterflies cover it. Gets big, so give it a back row.

Purple coneflower. Pink-purple petals around a copper cone. Starts in early summer and keeps going into fall if you don't cut it.

Blanket flower. Red and orange bands with a yellow rim, and it blooms from early summer until frost with almost no help. Thrives in bad soil.

New York ironweed. Magenta-purple, tall, and it holds color longer than almost anything else this time of year.

Boneset. Seriously underrated. Flat-topped white clusters that get fed on by basically everything, including a lot of small native bees and wasps nobody plants for.

White wood aster. For shade, which most fall lists ignore entirely. Blooms under trees where nothing else will.

Plant them once and they come back bigger every year, for free.

[terminally onλine εngineer @tekbog]

entry level position

interview 1: aura battle with HR
interview 2: aura battle with manager
interview 3: aura battle with tech lead
interview 4: aura battle with the systems engineer
interview 5: survive mogging from the CEO

[agatta christ @carv3dwaxe]

A sensação de ser uma garota interessada em bebida, nicotina e sexo

[sarah 😾 @chowtato]

the proletariat protests against the bourgeoisie. circa san francisco 2026

[Meth Troxler @funshak_]

Well would you look at that, it’s the weekend again

[✍🏼 roxana | ✊🏼 zivar | ⚒️ hadadi @roxana_hadadi]

RIP to a real one.

[Zizzle @zizzlearts]

🕊️🕊️

[transbian polycule bureaucrat @the_grungler_]

is this anything

[𝓚 @ifuliedownhere]

Current obsession: the dirty sink paintings of Helen Appel (1976)

[björk 182 @postsenjoyer]

@PamphletsY