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Trail camera video of an eight-point buck shedding his antlers.

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I’m just going to throw this out there, but if you haven’t watched Leah Remini’s Scientology: The Aftermath you should.

Leah and the crew and all the guests are really risking their lives even making this docuseries because the church of Scientology has been known to go after naysayers in very viscious ways that have led to prison as well as some more suspicious ones that look like they could be homicide a little bit (allegedly).

Basically this cult is really awful and ruins people’s lives and Leah and the crew are trying to stop it and they interview former members of the church and stuff and it is just a really interesting show.

i pulled an all-nighter in a korean cafe and while there i decided to react to the new 5sos music video. that’s right, i did a public reaction. i embarrassed myself for my favorite band and i regret nothing.

please watch my video to validate my sleep deprivation for the sake of comedy.

also stream teeth!!! 

Just finished watching David Attenborough’s ‘A Life On Our Planet’ all the way through.

Everybody needs to see this documentary. It is a wake-up call that things need to change. And fast.

The thing that people need to realise is that it only takes small changes to make a big difference. On an individual level, we can all make changes that won’t disrupt our daily lives in huge ways - we can switch to using less plastic (even if it’s just replacing bottles of soap with soap bars), a few times a week we can choose to walk to places instead of using transport and we can cut down on meat and dairy in our diets. These are just a few examples, but any small contribution makes a huge difference if we all play our part.

But we cannot just tackle climate change on an individual level - governments and global corporations need to recognise the damage they are doing and they need to operate more sustainably. This is has been proven to be possible, for example, Switzerland operates on a tariff scheme which means electricity is generated by primarily renewable means and hydroelectric powerplants produce 60% of the country’s electricity.

With the loss of species, wildfires, violent storms and the coronavirus pandemic, there is no excuse for governments to ignore the devastating effects that humans are having on the environment. Powerful world leaders cannot sit in their chairs, pout and simply say “I don’t think science knows” when they’re presented with evidence for climate change. They also cannot continue to label protest groups such as Extinction Rebellion “terrorists” when they are ultimately fighting for a more peaceful world.

I know that after watching 'A Life On Our Planet’ I will make changes to try and help as much as possible. I will be careful not to purchase products which contain palm oil, I will try to use less plastic and although I have never eaten meat I will be reducing my dairy intake. I will also vote only for political parties that have sustainable environmental policies.

I hope we can all learn from David Attenborough and put his advice into action. Although there’s a chance we can still save our world, that window of opportunity is closing fast and we can only keep it open if we work together.

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powerfulwizard:

They were right, I didn’t expect that.

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