March 2012
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my election day 2012 will probably be spent...
and probably won’t get fooled again by the who, at least ten times.
“The hardest part of coming to terms with my sexuality was being told I couldn’t...”
– by Me, dammit.
(and what made it especially hard was the fact that I had found more spirituality through the discovery of my identity.)
Reblogging because I love this.
(via amillionexpectations)
one of my personal heroes is a preacher who got the fucking call from god, motherfuckin vocation,...
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I have feelings about this blog
hupsoonheng:
kermitthefrrog:
ochinchinchan:
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brb-scarf-sale:
ooohthatscrispy:
brb-scarf-sale:
http://fuckyeahricksantorum.tumblr.com/
what the christ
I don’t even
but i’m just laughing and crying and feelings
best blog ever
perfect
god bless
yeah watch out for flashy shit but omg
this is the best
absolutely perfect.
“When we consider the myriad school shootings that have occurred between ...”
– Michael Kimmel: Men, Masculinity, and the Rape Culture (via mollay)
“Yet the obvious fact that these school killers were all middle-class white boys seems to have escaped the media’s notice, in part because race, class, and gender are only visible when speaking of those who are not privileged...
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February 2012
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Valid reasons to be annoyed with CBS right now:
littlewendycat:
dear-jamila:
heretherebebutterflies:
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oxfordtweed:
° Watson is no longer the accomplished and decorated war hero and army doctor, two aspects of the character which have always, in some way or another, coloured the way the character behaves and the decisions they make. Not only does it change the character, but it sends a message that women aren’t capable of...
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considering changing my blog title
url would stay the same, as it’s my username on lots of things.
i haven’t changed this blog’s title since i started it about three years ago. but i kind of want to change it from “intellectual word-vomit” to “committee on public information.” because fuck dude, bernays. i’m obsessed with him, and have been since i was a junior in high school just...
The backlash against "fake" bisexuals is actually...
loveandasteadyhand:
Not to mention problematic in a whole bunch of other ways.
Let’s start by by stating the obvious. People experiment when it comes to sexuality. And that is okay. Sometimes that experimentation includes exploring having various kinds of contact with various genders. And as long as that experimentation is done respectfully and honestly, there’s nothing wrong with it. No,...
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“This is covert white supremacy in the guise of educational...”
– Junot Diaz’s book “Drown” was part of the banned curriculum of Mexican American Studies. Diaz won the Pulitzer prize for “The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao.”
source
(via lati-negros)
who they think they are banning my future baby daddy? outrage!
(via baddominicana)
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LIFE TIP: the cheapest drunk in Oly
pee-eh-bee:
At 1.29 per 24 Fl. oz of 10% ABV nasty, Dog Bite High Gravity Lager is the cheapest drunk in town at a rate of $.53 per fluid oz (pure) alcohol.
Bottom shelf liquor, in comparison, is generally around 5.95 per 375ml or 10.95 per 750 ml of 30-40% ABV nasty. This equals $1.08-$1.56 per fluid oz alcohol.
Forties, for a final comparison, are 40 oz typically around 8% ABV for...
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The only way I know there's an award-show going on...
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my jobs are chaos
perpetually.
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Seattle to Build Nation’s First Food Forest →
ver2go:
Seattle’s vision of an urban food oasis is going forward. A seven-acre plot of land in the city’s Beacon Hill neighborhood will be planted with hundreds of different kinds of edibles: walnut and chestnut trees; blueberry and raspberry bushes; fruit trees, including apples and pears; exotics like pineapple, yuzu citrus, guava, persimmons, honeyberries, and lingonberries; herbs; and...
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yrstruly replied to your photo: my new ears, purchased here. i am a big dork. i…
The light in this makes you look like you have a sick five o clock shadow. I like it.
this… actually makes me feel better about the picture.
foucaultscat:
The trouble with wilderness: or getting back to the wrong nature - William Cronon
…to the extent that we live in an urban-industrial civilization but at the same time pretend to ourselves that our real home is in the wilderness, to just that extent we give ourselves permission to evade responsibility for the lives we actually lead.
We inhabit civilization while holding some...
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