Out Of The Ash, I Rise

ducktales crew: lol okay so then we wanna introduce our silicon valley villain, we’re gonna call him mark zuckerbird and-

disney legal team waking up in a cold sweat: someone’s gonna try to insult a billionaire 

Same energy

Unhinged cartoon creator: “what if we just hit this beehive with this cool stick I found?”

- via ironshearss on TikTok

🪦 𝒔𝒐𝒖𝒓𝒄𝒆𝒔: 𝒉𝒕𝒕𝒑𝒔://𝒑𝒊𝒏.𝒊𝒕/𝟏𝒕𝒚𝒃𝒇𝒈𝟕𝑲𝒏

'Snake' wooden spoon carved in Sapele wood.

@kirexa

English added by me :)

ur so right though

English added by me :)

omg... this app is the cutest thing i've ever seen

Poolsuite.FM: "the super-summer music player"

Death game protagonists my beloved ❤️❤️❤️

Junpei from 999 -> YTTD style Ink from Exit/Corners -> 999 style Sara from YTTD -> Exit/Corners style

kids are so fucking funny. we made pride flags with the elementary schoolers and a fifth grader added a gray stripe to the progress pride flag and when i asked him what it was for he said “for the emos”

wake up new pride flag just dropped

I'm gonna reblog with some videos of people speaking various American Indian/indigenous American languages, because I think most people don't even know what they sound like. Not to be judgement of that—just, you know, I think people who want to be informed should know what they sound like!

Former president of the Navajo Nation, Joe Shirley, giving an address in Navajo.

Nora Marks Dauenhauer telling a story, "Raven and Deer", in Tlingit.

Albert White Hat, a well known Lakota teacher, translator, and activist, speaking Lakota.

This YouTube user, Grahm Wiley-Camacho, has uploaded a bunch of videos in Colville Okanagan Salish, but I'm not sure who all the speakers are.

Multiple people speaking Cherokee and talking about revitalization of the language.

This guy speaking Yucatec Maya (guest starring: adorable small child).

There's a ton of material in Greenlandic on YouTube, but it's hard for me to find, because the titles and other metadata are also in Greenlandic! Of course, this represents a huge win for the language, since this is a biproduct of being in vibrant use by a community of speakers. Greenlandic has been an official language of the territory of Greenland since 1979, and the sole official language since 2009.

Here are some proceedings of the Greenlandic parliament, the Inatsisartut, which are conducted in Greenlandic.

Here is a radio show in Greenlandic, from Kalaallit Nunaata Radioa.

And here is a video of Aki-Matilda Høegh-Dam, Greenlandic MP in the Danish parliament (Folketing), causing some upset by speaking in Greenlandic instead of Danish.

Conversation between Loran Thompson and Francis Boots in Mohawk.

Interview with Yup'ik elder Raphael Jimmy about qaneryaraq "words of wisdom/right living".

official linguistics post

The poem "When a tongue dies" in Náhuatl is read and translated by Reina Alvarado Reyes.

68 voces is a wonderful project and you can find several indigenous stories and legends told in beautiful animated shorts narrated in Triqui, Yaqui, Totonaca, Tseltal, Tojono O'otam, Otomi, Mixe, Huasteco, Zapoteco, Mazateco, Maya, among others.

Please go show them some love <3

You can also visit their website and donate!

falling in love with the most obnoxious character like

not to promote misogyny but i think this should happen i think it would be really funny

Uh oh pronouns on the move again

@funnier-as-a-system