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(used @marsredbird on twitter) queer, trans, here to be gay :) (he/they, white, disabled, abolitionist) You are loved & you deserve good things!💫🌷🐣🌈🌱 You are enough ❤️💛💚💙💜🖤

Screenshot from a BC CDC webpage on Portable Air Cleaners for Wildfire Smoke. Closing doors and windows can be dangerous on hot days if you do not have air conditioning. Be aware of your body temperature and use common sense. For most people, heat stress is a bigger health risk than smoky air. Last updated May 2024 For more information: bccdc.ca/wildfiresmoke
"We are people living with Long Covid and we are sick. Don't touch us! Don't touch us! We've had enough of seeing public funds spent on projects that are endangering patients. Don't touch me! Don't touch me! We want real care - not cognitive behavioral therapy, not meditation. You're hurting me! Your hurting me! We want medications for our lungs, our hearts, our stomachs, our immune systems, our brains - damaged by the Covid virus. We want real examinations. We want blood tests. We want imaging. We won't let you off the hook."
Mutual Aid Request etransfer: thefool.ward@gmail.com Drg policy advisor & DTES community organizer Karen Ward is currently unhoused. Funding goal: $5500
A list of some alternatives for “that’s crazy/insane/mad!" etc. Words with a more unspecific connotation/depending on context: unreal, surreal, wild, huge. Words with a generally positive connotation: incredible, remarkable, extraordinary, fantastic, magical, awesome, awe-inspiring, outstanding, terrific, impressive, tremendous, a big deal. Words that describe something hard to wrap your head around: absurd, inconceivable, unthinkable, unimaginable, implausible , baffling, mystifying, striking, mind-blowing, bewildering, confounding, unexplainable. Words with a generally negative connotation: appalling, ridiculous, shocking, atrocious, obscene, horrific, horrifying, horrible, terrifying, outrageous, outlandish, preposterous, bizarre, devastating, grotesque.
A digital poster of people cheering together and waving both the Sudanese flag and a white flag. The text reads: All Eyes on Sudan. Emergency protest. Protest against the RSF's war crimes against the people of Sudan. Saturday, November 8, 2:00 PM. Surrey City Hall.
Question: How would you describe the overall state of COVID at this point in the pandemic? Answer: COVID’s not in the news every day, but it’s still a global health risk. If we look at wastewater estimates, the actual circulation [of SARS-CoV-2] is somewhere between two and 20 times higher than what’s actually being reported by countries. The virus is rampant. We’re still in a pandemic. There’s a lot of complacency at the individual level, and more concerning to me is that at the government level. Lack of access to lifesaving tools such as diagnostics, therapeutics and vaccines is still a problem. Demand for vaccination is very low around the world. The misinformation and disinformation that’s out there is hampering the ability to mount an effective response. So we feel there’s a lot more work to do, in the context of everything else—[we no longer have a] COVID lens only, of course, but using masks for respiratory pathogens that transmit through the air is a no-brainer—plus vaccination, plus distancing, plus improving ventilation. People are living their life; we’re not trying to stop anyone from doing anything, but we’re trying to work with governments to make sure they do that as safely as possible.
Headline from an article in Scientific American, written by Meghan Bartels and published on February 6, 2024. It is titled "Rampant COVID Poses New Challenges in the Fifth Year of the Pandemic". The sub-header reads ""We're still in a pandemic," says a lead COVID official with the World Health Organization"
@saidcanarte.bsky.social stealing the pixel art from the post above and reposting it with no credit.
@saidcanarte.bsky.social stealing the pixel art from the post above and reposting it with no credit.
@saidcanarte.bsky.social stealing word-for-word the post and image of the post above (Happy International Dog Day)
Screenshots of posts "made" by @saidcanarte.bsky.social that are all copied from other users on bluesky.
A submission for the Undertale Memories event. There is a drawing of a bird with a yellow beak and orange feet (like a seagull) surrounded by 3 red hearts, a rainbow, and a trans flag. The name at the bottom says Red and the text says "Undertale was the first game i had seen that had characters who were referred to by they/them pronouns. It made me feel safe enough to finally come out as trans/nonbinary myself <3".
Headline from an article in Scientific American, written by Meghan Bartels and published on February 6, 2024. It is titled "Rampant COVID Poses New Challenges in the Fifth Year of the Pandemic". The sub-header reads ""We're still in a pandemic," says a lead COVID official with the World Health Organization"
screenshot from the top of the webpage for deltarune.com/d_a_m_n_y_o_u_t_e_n_n_a/ At the top of the tab, the page is titled DELETE THIS !