myyyshells

[myyyshells @michellepink33]

bold & unhinged, but also therapized & healthy ❤️

[myyyshells @michellepink33]

cappuccinos <3 <3

[mo ཐི ₍^.ˬˬ.^₎ ཋྀ @fruitpibble]

Sundays are for being Mexican

[Daniel Liu @danieldayliuis]

raven symone gives a comedic performance in that’s so raven that genuinely is as genius and culturally significant as lucille ball’s in i love lucy .

[myyyshells @michellepink33]

@peturpitus Biblically accurate

[m @msnetik]

If I send you this it means we need to contact Leslie and see what she can do to minimize the press

[Troynado @uvebinadova]

If this ant, zipping at 1,000,000 mph (447,387 m/s), hits a person, the outcome is grim but fascinating. With its 300,000 joules of kinetic energy—calculated earlier as \( KE = \frac{1}{2} \times 0.000003 \, \text{kg} \times (447,387)^2 \)—it’s like a tiny, hypersonic missile.

The ant’s mass is only 3 milligrams, so it’s not going to transfer energy like a wrecking ball. Instead, it’d act more like a bullet on steroids. A 9mm bullet (500-600 joules) punches through flesh, often exiting the body. This ant has 500 times that energy packed into a much smaller package. At that speed, it’d penetrate instantly—faster than nerves can signal pain—likely leaving a clean, narrow hole through skin, muscle, and bone. Think of a high-powered rifle round, but with a twist: the sheer velocity means it’d probably vaporize mid-transit due to air friction, turning into a plasma slug before impact.

If it hits a vital spot—like the head or heart—the person’s done for. A headshot would blast through the skull, potentially exploding it from the shockwave and heat. A chest hit could shred the heart or lungs, with the energy dump causing a small cavitation bubble—messy and lethal. Non-vital areas (say, an arm) might “just” lose the limb, with the entry wound cauterized by the ant’s fiery demise and an exit wound like a gunshot’s.

The catch? In reality, the ant wouldn’t survive the trip. At 1,000,000 mph, air resistance would torch it into ions within microseconds, dispersing some of that energy as heat and light before it even reaches the target. So, the person might face a searing shockwave and a spray of ant-plasma rather than a solid impact. Still, 300,000 joules is 300,000 joules—enough to ruin anyone’s day, likely fatally if it’s center-mass. 🐜

[rebecca jennings @rebexxxxa]

starting the second half of your sandwich is like hell yeah baby let’s run it back

[myyyshells @michellepink33]

“SMILE THROUGH THE BIRD DOOKIE!!”

[Sophia Benoit @1followernodad]

when my friend finally breaks up with her shitty bf and I get to say what I really think

[Coco @CocoEze_]

palette painting

[Tame Im Paola ☭💚💜💗🍉🇱🇧 @strokesvevo]

Please latinxs with small businesses I am begging you to stop with the concha chingona girl boss frida selena aesthetic! I want to support you! The world doesnt need another chillona pero chingona shirt or another hot cheetos earrings! Let me waste my money on you!

[myyyshells @michellepink33]

in my femme era fr!! 🎀💝✨💖💖

[lucy westenra ♱ @bIoodfangs]

i love being a woman because this is literally what it’s like

[Ellie Guzman @ellie_guzman]

there are going to be a lot of housekeepers, gardeners, nannies, other house staff etc in need of financial relief in the coming weeks/months. this city often overlooks them and it can be tough bc a lot of the work might be “unofficial” (like cash only) but we can’t forget them

[if they go low, i go lowER @Lunasreign_]

I’ve seen dead people on my timeline everyday for over a year and last night is what was supposed to bring me to tears?

[myyyshells @michellepink33]

The person on aux at Monty’s knows what they’re doing 🙂‍↔️

[myyyshells @michellepink33]

I met a cat named The Federal Reserve & I love that ❤️