@ColorblindTiger
Joined September 2025
Planning on having some croissants today to celebrate 🥐
343 years ago today the Winged Hussars Arrived The Battle of Vienna. To save Christendom from the Ottoman horde, led by the King of Poland The largest cavalry charge in human history
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This leftist girl keeps trying to get me to read 𝘉𝘺 𝘈𝘯𝘺 𝘖𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘳 𝘕𝘢𝘮𝘦, which is about the idea that a woman wrote Shakespeare's plays. She thinks I'd love it because I like Shakespeare, but of course it makes me hate the concept. Why would I enjoy that?? 😭
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I was painting a room at my church one day when a staff member's wild 3YO wandered in & stood by the paint. I had to stop what I was doing & shoo him out. Later I asked his mom what I should've done if she's not supervising her son. "Why not let him hold the brush & teach him?"
i thought this was exaggerated online tbh but last week i was working in my local coffee shop & looked over as i was buying a drink & two millennial parents were letting their 8yo on my laptop. when i came over the mum said ‘she’s just curious!’ as tho this was normal behaviour
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I was having this talk with her in the first place because her children had repeatedly marred my projects while unsupervised, & I was trying to convince her that she should be watching them at all times until they could be trusted on their own. She said it was too much to ask. 🙃
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This family is conservative, mind you, not the liberal gentle-parenting type. There is a branch of conservative parents who yearn to recreate the lifestyle of the latchkey kid. Minimal supervision, maximum independence, Free Range, etc. Sometimes it's just an excuse to be lazy.
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Dragons are seen as more awesome than abhorrent now. 1. Everyone loves dinosaurs. 2. Fantasy readers are more likely to have reptiles as pets than to have sheep, cows, or even, often, children—they can't sympathize with bereaved peasants. 3. Enforcers are looked at suspiciously.
Tbh i dont remember the last time i saw a movie where the main objective is slaying an evil/antagonistic dragon, most recent dragon movies have them as allies or not as evil
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As much as I hated the ending to 𝘚𝘰𝘯𝘨 𝘰𝘧 𝘈𝘭𝘣𝘪𝘰𝘯, Stephen Lawhead did a good job conveying the horror of an animalistic dragon by viscerally describing the implications of being hunted & eaten by a reptilian beast. It really got me on board to kill the awful thing.
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All of "my" huge decor projects at church consist of me having an idea and my husband and father (who love me very much) carrying it out. I appreciate the spacial rotators in my life.
noticing that a suspicious number of my gf’s “brilliant ideas” involve me doing physical labor
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Embrace your Christian duty to naturalize the animals.
Tell me this creature wasn’t literally created for domestication
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Still thinking about the @JohannKurtz article because I enjoy tallying grievances— Besides anti-pitbull fences, the modern homeowner also needs a long private driveway so that gatherings aren't visible to the public. Another unexpected cost that reared its head in recent years.
Kentucky will record license plates of those who show up to any mass gatherings, such as church services, and will provide that info to local health departments, who will in turn order those individuals to be quarantined for 14 days, Gov. Andy Beshear says cnn.it/3ebJ7xv
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I know a woman who meets up with her ex every month to exchange her dog with him. They have joint custody of a dog.
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Add this to the modern hidden costs in the recent @JohannKurtz article. Now even if we were to get a house in a nice (expensive) neighborhood, I'd still want a secure fence around the whole property.
Replying to @xwanyex
the growing popularity at pitmix rescues among upper middle class liberals has interjected a huge risk vector into previously maximally safe neighborhoods. there has never been a violent crime in my neighborhood as long as i’ve lived there but my kid got bit by a pit bull.
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Colorblind Tiger retweeted
The biggest lie of the COVID era was “we were all doing the best we could with the information we had.”
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It's a bit strange to remember telling my parents to "just Google it" when they asked something that I didn't know, and now they're the ones to tell me to "just Google it" when I ask them a question and I have to explain that word-of-mouth/personal anecdotes are far superior now.
Replying to @jessesingal
Someday, kids are not going to believe us when we tell them how amazingly accurate Google search used to be. They are going to insist we're just misremembering it out of nostalgia for the "good old days."
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CS Lewis "The Four Loves" and how Affection can sour.
Do other moms pass up getting things for yourself because you see how expensive it is? Hub wanted subs for dinner tonight so I get them for kids and him and just 3 little ones is already $18.. his is $10.. plus tax. I say no thanks, I’ll eat leftovers. So I don’t get a sub sandwich because I don’t think I should be wasting money like that. (Even though it’s my husband’s money) 🫤 which then makes me feel left out but really it’s my own choice, but I feel like we really shouldn’t be paying to eat out at all so I’m the one sacrificing and being financially responsible. Am I alone in this? What would you do?
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Also, as a people-pleaser, I get that it's really hard to break this habit. But at least now I'm aware of this tendency & how insidious it is.
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Low-status women also are the ones who try to get you to cut your hair short, or who say "you're fine" if you bring up weight loss struggles. Don't talk about your husband to anyone who does this.
Low-status women will always try to destroy your relationship, by the way. They'll take notice that you don't insult your husband and remain quiet when everyone else is standing in a circle and complaining, that you genuinely smile when you see him, that you run to him and hug him. As a result, they'll do whatever they can to insinuate that he isn't as great as you thought, or that you're being abused, or that you're deluded because the truth is you should actually be unhappy with him. They don't care about your happiness. They want to break you down so you're no longer classified as competition. Meanwhile, you can recognize a high-status woman by the fact she will never speak badly about her husband in public. She is respectful of him, and realizes that complaints should not be aired in public. She will never seek to harm your relationship because she recognizes that a working union serves for the betterment of the community. Even if you speak to her in private with a complaint, she will be reasonable and reassuring and seek to help you preserve your union instead of dissolving it.
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Sweet boomer ladies at church keep either gifting us their old knickknacks because it feels better than dropping them off at Goodwill, or gifting us new impulse slop because they "thought of" us. I hate this. It hurts me inexpressibly to graciously thank them for more clutter.
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Aw, the Millennials and Zoomers in my life are depressed for some reason. I'll cheer them up by impulse-buying them some plastic knickknacks. We never had those when I was a kid—these younger generations are lucky!
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3-year-old begging for some of my husband's buttered toast Husband: Alright, I'll give you a slice—I mean, a piece! Just a piece. A slice if you're lucky. 3-year-old: I am lucky.
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