My fave history fact is the thing about poland being largely spared from the black death bc 1 they didn’t murder all the cats and 2 the thriving jewish community taught them about maintaining basic cleanliness
This even happens to me from time to time because over the course of running this blog, I went through thousands and thousands of submissions and I apparently do not remember all of them so I’ll see some older submission on my dash and get confused or worried for a good few seconds until I see my icon and realize, ah, that’s just me, phew.
@one-time-i-dreamt so, you’re telling us that the person who RUNS the freaky dream blog forgets to read the user name?!? I feel better now
The fact that one-time-i-dreamt is scared of her own posts is weirdly reassuring
You visit another Earth. In this world, every human is the moral opposite. Hitler was a Social Rights Activist and almost managed to secure world peace. The Pope is a horrible tyrant that forces his followers to drink blood and eat flesh. You meet your doppelganger and surprisingly…there’s no difference at all.
“Should I lick the science?” forensic science edition: look, if you have to ask, you’re in the wrong line of work.
“Should I lick the science?” sociology edition: the IRB really won’t like that even if your subject thinks it’s kind of hot
“Should I lick the science?” vulcanology edition: part of me really wants to see you try
“Should I lick the science?” gynecology edition: ……….I mean. Definitely not in a professional context, but recreationally…? I’m sure it’ll be appreciated.
“Should I lick the science?” epidemiology edition: that is how you become the science
“Should I lick the science?” astrology edition: what science?
“Should I lick the science?” criminology edition: what, like there aren’t enough problems with the criminal justice system already? come on.
“Should I lick the science?” hematology edition: if this is your only way to acquire sustenance without violence, then I suppose I can’t judge. go ahead, but be mindful of mirrors.