FINALLY SOMETHING ABOUT BRAZIL’S SITUATION ON MY DASHBOARD
WE’RE LIVING A REVOLUTION! WE’VE BEEN IN AN ALMOST CIVIL WAR STATE FOR TWO WEEKS! WHAT THE HELL, FOREIGNERS? TALK ABOUT US!
Godspeed, Brazil. Give your corrupt government hell!
This isnt the protests. This is from 2013 when people were outraged at the government’s spending at the world cup and ignoring real problems with poverty in Brazil.
Here are real 2018 protests, these from the elections:
Notice how there are alot more LGBT pride flags and the “Ele Não” posters meaning Not Him.
You know how study tips are always like “set a timer!”, well… knowing I only have a certain amount of time freaks out Professor Jiggly, the cat who drives my brain. So I have never been able to do that
But keeping track of time is useful
So here’s my solution: instead of setting a timer to count down, set a stopwatch to count up. You can have an approximate target amount to work before taking a break, but the timer won’t interrupt you if you’re focused and you won’t be distracted by the thought that you only have 20 mins or whatever
You just look at the clock when you feel like taking a break and it will maybe say “that was five minutes” at which point you can go argh! I will force myself to keep working! Or it will maybe say “that was 25 minutes” and you can be like “I am a powerhouse”
Also if you have the stopwatch on your phone, it discourages using your phone
I have NEVER BEEN ABLE TO USE TIMERS but I discovered this trick recently and it helps …… a lot
Another variant: get a pocketwatch. Solid front face if you don’t want to glance between natural stopping places. Claire’s often sells little necklace ones. If you can’t find one anywhere else look at the bottom row of the men’s watches at Walmart.
Set it for midnight when you start and let it run.
Same story if you need an ‘at least X minutes’ timer, only set it to that long before midnight.
It’s a small item that fits into a study bag or backpack easily. And you get the advantage of the analog passage-of-time display, which some people find more helpful than numbers.
im honestly gonna get it. you had me at “made a homophobe so angry”
This actually happened! I’ve always felt that if you buy a book where the stated summary is “two princesses attempt to fight dragons and get married” you don’t really have a right to be mad when the book turns out to be about two princesses attempting to fight dragons and get married but what the hell do I know.
To be fair, maybe the reader expected the princesses to marry the dragons?
Please tell me there’s a sequel where that happens.
BUT ONLY IF THE DRAGONS ARE ALSO LADIES.
Actually, the main complaint was that it was “historically inaccurate” for two princesses to be allowed to get married. Which was weird to me, since this story is not set on earth and I’m pretty sure it is historically accurate for gay couples to be allowed to get married on this super convenient wish-fulfillment fantasy world that I concocted after logging 300 hours in Skyrim.
Curiously enough, she didn’t complain about the dragons being inaccurate.
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