P.dee 🌕🐛🎶

@waiterpe.de

Patron Dee. A very long and loveable robot. Loves to munch on moons. Sometimes writing, technology, sometimes other things. They/Them.

more strange housefly behaviour: did you know they can jump? not like, "jump up to fly" but "jump across small enough distances" or "jump at another fly" ? because I didn't, and i had to see it several times now

P.dee 🌕🐛🎶@waiterpe.de · 4d ago

Another thing I noticed: they're having midair "fights" where one will try to mount the other so they fall to the ground? It's so bizarre to see, and even weirder to hear (because their wings make a higher pitch when fighting??)

Another thing I noticed: they're having midair "fights" where one will try to mount the other so they fall to the ground? It's so bizarre to see, and even weirder to hear (because their wings make a higher pitch when fighting??)

P.dee 🌕🐛🎶@waiterpe.de · last wk.

Today I kind of learned house flies are territorial? I put one in the vicinity of another and after flying around each other the behaviour of both have changed (lying flat on surfaces rather than standing)

isabel fall was right, btw: “And the moment [queer activists’] work reached a usable stage—the moment society was ready to accept plastic gender, and scientists were ready to manipulate it—the military found a new resource…the military can make gender tactical.”

Judge orders Hegseth to explain US military’s new testosterone policy

Court questions plan to offer male hormone treatment to cisgender troops while denying it to trans service members

theguardian.com

it's so awesome how trans women warned about and predicted much of what would happen years in advance and the collective response by much of the "community" was and still is isolating them or scolding them for their tone. nobody ever learns anything they just jump to save their own backs

They/Thempress@theythem.press · 2w ago

isabel fall was right, btw: “And the moment [queer activists’] work reached a usable stage—the moment society was ready to accept plastic gender, and scientists were ready to manipulate it—the military found a new resource…the military can make gender tactical.”

Today I kind of learned house flies are territorial? I put one in the vicinity of another and after flying around each other the behaviour of both have changed (lying flat on surfaces rather than standing)

It's genuinely a struggle not to cry when walking and seeing a scene like this. How did the world produce beauty like this? How can humans help maintain it?

The picture is of a hill in Yorkshire. The hill is high enough that cloud covers the horizon. A beaten path winds through vibrant purple brush and flowers, into another hill covered entirely by ferns. The sky above is a pale blue and cloudy. This picture was taken by the OP when walking.

It's really funny the different reaction people are having to Dungeon Crawler Carl. You've got tradpub authors/readers going "wtf is this when does it get good I don't get this". You've got other readers going "this is a great pulpy ride! Love it!". You've got LitRPG r/w'ers clapping and hollering