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cannibalgh0st · 1 year

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Sooooooo

I haven't used tumblr live yet because there's some weird shet dealing with it if you have a certain username???? And all this data/info sharing and etc. Honestly I thought it would be harmless for tumblr live to be back on since it wasn't so bad when it first started in 2016.

Kinda shetty since it's shares your data with a third party and the potential of getting banned on tumblr for your username or whatever the fuc you do isn't "safe". Even though there's soooo many HARMFUL blogs active.

But you know if you smoke weed you're the devil.... *sarcasm* like??????? Wth.

Stay safe here guys!

Also thanks to @indica-illusions for explaining to me about usernames! I had no idea!

#ugh #tumblr stuff #tumblr #tumblr live #2022 #why #annoying #weed #bud #stoner blogs #indica-illusions #December

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indica-illusions · 1 year

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this was one lovely sesh indeed 💗💨

#indica illusions #doobie #mine

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dabakin-cloudblower · 2 years

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Ghost OG 👻

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yourbrat · 18 days

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@punk tagged me to share 5 songs on repeat!

these three are always playing pretty much lol or those artists in general.

and then recently I’ve been listening to these three with a different vibe

tagging: @incrediblefiction @mi-corazon @mee-o0ww @missythemermaid @bunnylovesflowers @babymorte @spookywhisky @forgottensouls @bass-alien @gnashiingovteeth @indica-illusions @stetsil @grippysockgangg

and anyone else that wants to share their latest music tastes 💜

#music #yourbrat #Spotify

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todabornottodabb · 7 months

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Thank you @dokurtybitz2 😊

Passing to...

@daberellaaa @denvercaphilldabber @keefinupwiththejoneses @n0rth3rnl1ghts5 @living-the-high-life-420 @livinghighstayinghigh @foll0wing-dreams @indica-illusions @eminemmademedoit @evemazing @weed-breath

#mystash #personal #girlswhosmoke #medical marijuanna #marijauna #smoke weed #cannabis #cannablr #cannacommunity #dabsallday #girls who dab #dabs

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danzingkat · 4 months

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Send these trees to ten people you wish to have a good holiday and a happy new year!🎄

🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

May y'all's stockings be stuffed with that sticky icky good green

@dokurtybitz2 @exotic-minus @starrybong @pink-catnip @gwynbleidd892 @screamingservice @bongbubbles @indica-illusions @shelovesplants @stoned-adventurer

#ƪ⁠(⁠‾⁠.⁠‾⁠“⁠)⁠┐ƪ⁠(⁠˘⁠⌣⁠˘⁠)⁠ʃ(⁠~⁠‾⁠▿⁠‾⁠)⁠~

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bonglife420 · 1 year

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fav blogs ?

I’m just going to name a bunch of mutuals. This list is in no particular order but you should check them out.

@fadedasf @strawberrysesh @vexeddevotion @capricornmomma @smokemygames @70sbabe @st-lawrence @stoneyaphrodite @battyyy @strawberryxslut @helianthus-spiritus @zen777shark @its-rosy @starrybong @starlet-sky @cannibalgh0st @jiinnxz @fairyganjmotherr @crypticsesh @hailiehrt @eveybitch @spaceybish @kushycat @ladydabigale @peoplee-suck @xpoisonhighvy @indica-illusions @dazed-n-confused-hippie @kiwidotcom @bluntcity @freckleswithcloudythoughts @narciesuss @mix3d-emotion @notmysecret @mind-of-a-st0ner @sleeepytoker @snowmamii @mrs-milano @the-ocean-lumber-jack @oogieboogussy @devilsdoormat @icyace @420xbabydollx @deadbeat-h0liday @lostwithinmyownreality @smokinlikemarley @devonstring @starlite-lilly @dontdodrugskiids Hope you all don’t mind being tagged but I wanted to show a little love 😁

#mutuals #would’ve added more #but tumblr is dumb 🙃#will have to do a part 2

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sailor-emerald · 1 year

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Tagging @idiopathicallyalive @indica-illusions @inh4le-kushh @itsmandy1793 @lsd-kitty @living-the-high-life-420 @dabakin-cloudblower @daddislilstoner420 @mysterygift @marvelousnostalgia @darius-says-high @galaxygirlemi420 @kushycat @kush-lungs666 @kinkykush42o @zen777shark @loveceline @narciesuss @dontgiveupyourghost @doobiedrewbie @moreeeeweedddd @bre-is-stoned @bong-water-baby @bullheadst0ner @ssej-ica-0 @video-store-clerk @akatsukijustin @jarof420 @og-lucifers-lettuce

#mine #cannabiscommunity #stop drop and take a hit #girls who smoke #sailor emerald #710community #stoner girls #stoner blog #girls who dab #710girls #710life

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salted-caramel-tea · 1 year

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what are your favorite met gala looks, if you have those? could be any year

oh my god okay so i could talk about this all day but i’m gonna choose a masculine and feminine look from my two favourite gala themes and talk about them

2018: HEAVENLY BODIES

this is by far the BEST met gala theme there has ever been . this was the most iconic year with honestly the most beautiful garments . it’s hard to pick a favourite bc there was so many gorgeous ones like shot out to zendaya and her joan of arc outfit that was gorgeous, and blake lovely rihanna cardi b sza EVERYONE tbh the looks were fantastic but here’s two i want to talk about

chadwick boseman !!!!! rest in peace chadwick you were an icon and i love you :( but this was genuinely my favourite masculine costume that year it’s so regal . it’s simple but the ornate details across the front of the cape and the suit bring this element of delicacy that is just so elegant. almost referential to elements of design in the vatican . the off white suits the undertones of his skin as well had the entire costume been the pure white of the button up shirt it would have washed him out the warmer tone suits him. it’s so gorgeous .

for feminine i chose katy perry !!!!! al thought he outfit itself is a little basic being just a golden mini dress and high boot, the wings pull it all together for me. the absolute intricacy in the maker of these wings the designer is so fucking amazing . she is THE archangel. the added mesh layer over her dress and sleeves was a good idea i think so that there is some kind of pattern for some added detailing but nothing that’s too loud that would conflict with the wings or draw attention the bodice . this for me is one of the most underrated looks from this year everything down to the colour of her hair is perfect and the haircut itself works so well with this had she wore a wig it wouldn’t created too much going on around the neck she looks so beautiful and the impurity of the colour of the wings moving between shades of cream golds and off whites is so beautiful to me. absolutely gorgeously constructed garment . fantastic .

2019: CAMP

SO many people had trouble understanding the theme for this one just wearing ugly clothes but no girl . camp is a theatrical performance of gender art and fashion . you’re not just wearing something ‘so ugly it’s good’ you’re wearing something carefully curated to display a flamboyant and theatrical performance deeply rooted in queer culture . anyway .

lady gaga. she fucking gets it . it’s the performance of femininity and sexuality . it’s the theatrics behind her costume, the orchestration behind each reveal and her attitude change with each new outfit she appeared in . it might not be intended this way but the evolution of female sexuality present in her performance from standards of beauty representing the modest neckline and wide hip illusion created by the flowing petticoats towards the modern movement of sexual liberation ending with her present in front of a crowd in clothing that is considered inherently sexual, or ‘skimpy’ having men as the ones who removed each layer of her clothing as theatrics and the performance of sexual liberation and the entitlement to the female body . that’s just my interpretation tho .

ezra miller . I KNOW WE ALL HATE THEM THEYRE LITERALLT A CRIMINAL . but this fit went hard. the outfit incorporates both traditionally masculine and feminine aspects like the corset representing the feminine silhouette as well as the train a mockery of the masculine tailcoat becoming the feminine train indicative of the blurred lines between modern gender created by a sense of periodic fashion . the mask a hint to the experiences of the queer person hiding their uniqueness their ‘flaws’ and ‘imperfections’ that can be seen as unnatural by those looking upon them . red lipstick hidden by the mask again hinting towards that hidden femininity associated with the queer man . the multitude of eyes as well indicative of the queer persons constant vigiliamce and need to constant be aware of how they present themselves their mannerisms their appearance the way they speak it’s a reflection of constantly watching how peopel perceive you from behind the mask OUGH . maybe i’m reading too much into these.

anyway these r my favourite looks thank you for your time

#met gala

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hybrid-hunny13 · 1 year

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Finally get to return the favor!

See a hit, take a hit, pass a hit ❤️

Passing specially to @dokurtybitz2 @indica-illusions @fucked-up-stoner-witch @shitstarter420 @defendburritos

#stoner blog #stoner community #tumblr moots #pass the blunt #pass the happy

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dokurtybitz2 · 1 year

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Passing to

@skyeeekitten @brownsugarhunnny @exoticflower1111 @death-dab-for-cutie @maeganbobaegan @hybrid-hunny13 @oikoumenee @evrart @theherblifee @static-cosmos @indica-illusions @intheirhonor @421druglife

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indica-illusions · 1 year

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wanna smoke with me? 🩵

#me #bong #glass #girlsthatsmoke #indicaillusions #indica illusions

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fatehbaz · 2 years

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On heavily-industrialized polluted land most harmful to Indigenous, Black, Latine, disabled communities, an ecological restoration project ‘acts as good PR for an industry producing ongoing’ racialized harm. It’s ‘an incomplete remediation of harm ... but “not enough” is better than nothing.’

The Baytown Nature Center sits on a peninsula jutting out into the Houston Ship Channel. [...] The center acts as a sanctuary for 317 species of birds on top of being a wetland restoration project and a community park. [...] The BNC is unusual as nature parks go because it defies the expectation that “real” nature is separate from human culture. The wetland [...] was built on what was once a housing development for Humble Oil executives. The ship channel is itself a built structure -- it was dredged out in the early twentieth century to turn Houston into a port city. The 50-mile long channel is a global petrochemical hub with over 6,000 miles of oil, gas, and chemical pipelines. [...] While the park is open in displaying these markers of its recent history of human habitation, it makes little mention of the land’s Indigenous history. [...]

Almost 200 tons of material are moved through the channel annually because of the ten oil refineries and 500 chemical processing plants on its shores. There are 21 Superfund sites that the EPA has identified in or near Houston. At least seven of these sites flooded during Hurricane Harvey in 2017, causing an estimated half a billion gallons of chemical processing waste to spill [...]. All of this happens in the same waters that wash onto the shores and into the wetlands of the Baytown Nature Center. [...]

While the scale of our environmental troubles is global, their impacts are not experienced evenly across race, class, or nationality. [...] To really consider the Baytown Nature Center [...] requires the wider context of its own enmeshment.

The Superfund sites, industrial plants, and pipelines that litter the Houston Ship Channel and surrounding areas all do harm to the health of human and nonhuman beings living nearby. Right now, the Karankawa Kadla are fighting a Houston-based oil company’s attempt to expand their export terminal onto an historical Karankawa settlement.

In and around Houston, the pollution from the ship channel is densest in neighborhoods that are predominantly Black or Latin[e] and where disabled people are most likely to live. [...] Legal discovery from a lawsuit against the Exxon plant in Baytown found that in just eight years the plant had nearly 4,000 unreported emission events. Individually, these releases were smaller than Texas requires be reported, but cumulatively they have ongoing effects [...].

Flooding is also becoming more frequent and severe due to climate change [...]. Like during Harvey, these floods also make acute exposure to harmful toxins more likely. Despite this, the Texas General Land Office denied federal flood mitigation funds to the primarily low-income areas of Houston that most needed it and instead gave those funds to wealthier, whiter inland areas less prone to flooding. These are not new problems for the Houston area, and the disproportionate impact polluting industries have had on neighborhoods whose residents are historically Black and low-income has been well-documented [...].

It is difficult not to see the insufficiency of a marshland restoration in the face of the racialized and multispecies environmental violence that is central to this region’s recent history.

The expectation that parks feel separate from the built environment does nothing to dissuade us from the false notion that we as a species are separate from the rest of nature. It is an extension of the original myth behind the national parks: that they were untouched wild spaces rather than colonized Indigenous lands. While the Baytown Nature Center’s refusal to perform that kind of “pure, untouched nature” might be a radical departure from other parks’ troubling attachment to the illusion of purity, it isn’t indicative of a wider willingness to engage with the implications of colonialism, pollution, or their violences. As Eli Clare writes in Brilliant Imperfection, “When it works, restoration can be a powerful force contributing to the Earth’s well-being . . . or [it] may be a Band-Aid stuck onto a gaping wound.” In the case of the BNC, a little of both might be true. [...]

The Brownwood housing development that once stood where the park now resides was declared unfit for human habitation following years of repeated floods culminating in Hurricane Alicia in 1983. These floods were the direct result of voracious use of groundwater in and around Houston -- particularly by large corporations like Humble Oil. [...] This subsidence was particularly bad around the ship channel, where the ground lost as much as two meters in elevation. Despite this [...] [i]ndustries were allowed to continue drawing groundwater long after the municipal supply had moved to surface water, leading areas like Brownwood to become so subsided that residents had to be relocated.

A decade later, the petrochemical industry intervened in this landscape again. The EPA found that a group of corporations -- among them oil giants Exxon, Chevron, and Texaco -- had collectively dumped 90 million gallons of waste in the area called the French Limited Superfund site. This Superfund site is in Crosby, another small oil town outside of Houston off the San Jacinto River. That river runs straight into the Houston Ship Channel. The restoration of the first 60 acres of what would become the Baytown Nature Center was funded by a remediation requirement placed upon these polluting corporations by the federal government. [...]

The money that initially funded it does not undo the dangerous behavior of Houston’s polluting industries or fix the French Limited Superfund site. It does nothing to address the ongoing environmental injustice perpetuated by these industries. Additionally, funding the marshland restoration can be used to make those profiting off harm look good. The Port of Houston does exactly that on its official website, where they have given these restoration efforts their own page.

The Baytown Nature Center thus acts as good PR for an industry producing ongoing harm.

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I am unwilling, however, to write this marshland off. It is impure, but [...] “not enough” is not the same as nothing. This restoration effort provides habitat and shelter for many nonhuman species [...]. This park offers a rare chance in such an industrialized city for locals to consider nonhuman nature more closely. The Baytown Nature Center is an incomplete remediation of harm [...]. I want to critique it without falling prey to the temptation to write off the imperfect or the impure. The center, as imperfect as it is, still represents the kind of land restoration that Eli Clare highlights: “not a return to the past nor a promise to the future, although it may hold glimmers of both. Rather it is simply an ecosystem in transition.” [...] [W]hat I do know is that a wetland is better than another refinery or a neighborhood for oil executives. I am certain that the people, birds, and other beings who enjoy these green spaces deserve access to them. I’m also certain that the Baytown Nature Center could do more to name the role industry has played in shaping and endangering this human and nonhuman ecosystem.

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Text, images, and captions published by: Gardiner Brown. “When Wetland Restoration and Big Oil Collide.” Edge Effects. 30 June 2022. [Italicized first paragraph/heading added by me.]

#indigenous #gulf coast #texas

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tsquared710 · 2 years

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Passing to @dokurtybitz2 @slytherinhoneybee @glittangrease @thegodshideouscreation @indica-illusions @patricexirene @peacefullydabbing @moreeeeweedddd @bonglife420 @oldstonermom80

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chillin-in-limbo · 1 year

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