Horrible fact of the day: Chevron just released a new boat fuel that WILL give you cancer.
Not “might”, not “could”, WILL. It has a cancer ratio of 1:1, as in, in a group of 10 people, ALL 10 would contract CANCER.
The EPA’s safety limit is 1:1,000,000 as in 1 in a million people get cancer.
The EPA approved it anyways. I am not joking. The EPA approved a boat fuel that has a near 100% chance of giving someone cancer. It has such a good chance of giving someone cancer that if you DIDN’T get cancer YOU WOULD BE AN OUTLIER.
Hello! Do you live in the USA, then I’ve got some IMPORTANT SHIT for you to sign and it’ll take like 5 seconds out of your day.
Please sign these three petitions to stop the Alaskan drilling Willow project, which will accelerate climate change and ice cap melting along with desecrate Alaskan wildlife and shores and negatively impact the local Iñupiaq (Native Alaskans) living in the Arctic circle. The Biden admin is posed to vote to approve Willow this week (fuckers), so let’s push this as much as we can in the 48 hours!
Golden waves and other vibrant hues–Southern California native David Orias has unlocked the perfect mixture of location, lighting and technique to capture the Pacific Ocean in a stunning array of flowing color.
Physician by day, Santa Barbara based David Orias became interested in photography in the late ’90s during the advent from film to the digital camera. With no formal education, Orias explains that he learned many fundamentals with the help of the Internet and feedback from other photographers . He would post his photos to sites such as photosig.com, where fellow members would provide criticisms of his work. Around 2005, Orias took an interest in surf photography, where shots using a long lens were captured during international contests held in San Diego all the way to the Billabong Pipeline Masters in Oahu, Hawaii. With hundreds of photographers producing similar images, Orias decided to stand out from the crowd by using a slower shutter speed as well as panning the surfer, which created a blurred out background.
I love going viral on tumblr.com. It’s like if you stood in a field and said some of the stupidest shit a human being is capable of and then like fifty thousand crows attacked you
The person who ran next to your car when you were a child.
Shoutout to those that never imagined this guy and get really confused when they see everyone agree that they saw them as a kid. My favorite collective hallucination.
