kateordie:

Prrresenting Bisexuality Comics: Part Three! Will it live up to the hype? Maybe! :)
Reblog if you like it! You guys amaze me.
Part 2 and Part 1

kateordie:

Prrresenting Bisexuality Comics: Part Three! Will it live up to the hype? Maybe! :)

Reblog if you like it! You guys amaze me.

Part 2 and Part 1

1 day ago with 1,546 notes — via lintunen, © kateordie



buttlicked:

You’re bad at grammar? *pats u on shoulder* their, they’re, there.

2 weeks ago with 123,688 notes — via madelinestarr, © buttlicked



drowninginjohnlockfeels:

SOMEONE SAID IT.

drowninginjohnlockfeels:

SOMEONE SAID IT.




adelynn0o:

Merlin & Animals (13/20)Panthera leo // ‘The Lion’

In ancient lore, the symbolic meaning of lions revolved around protection and they were viewed as guardians of the dead as well as guardians of palaces, doorways, shrines and thrones. They were also ultimate protectors of hearth and home. Lions are very honorable, and will defend friend and family to the death. With that the lion is a creature with a great sense of loyalty;

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surejohn221b:

heycassbutts:

davidisbeyonce:

agoraphobia-bercheni:

anunacceptedpylades:

davidisbeyonce:

Did somebody say *camera zooms in on my face* Pizza

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this is literally me

uhm i think thats leonardo dicaprio

well neither of us have won an oscar so it’s hard to tell

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simplycolin:

Can we discuss how Colin was having none of their “for the love of comic con” crap? It was so sassy, I had to put it twice.

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“Millennials Are Poor Schlubs Living On Breast Milk (Still?),” Says Underpaid Boomer Columnist Who Doesn’t Like Twitter

thetangential:

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I have read all the articles and I have these requests:

• Stop talking about how my generation is pathetic because some of us live at home after college. The economy crashed because generations before us were greedy and irresponsible with money, not because we spent too much time as teenagers watching Internet porn. (Also, some millennials live at home after college because boomer parents are so fucking rich that kids don’t have any incentive to move into crappy apartments with 5 roommates when they can just stay at home and steal their dad’s beers and swim in their parents’ giant pools.)

• Stop only interviewing that one person who went to a fancy school and did not immediately get their dream job for these articles. Why not interview some people who aren’t living at home mostly cuz their parents’ house is nice, and who actually do present a strain to their entire family’s economic resources when they live at home? Now that’s hardship.

• Stop calling us materialistic. I work in marketing and what millennials want are sustainable products that they can feel not-evil buying. Their demands are actually making businesses change the way they operate.

• Stop worrying about when we will finally catch up. Yes we see having a McMansions as generally unattainable for our generation. But we don’t want them. That’s because we understand that America briefly created a period of unsustainable middle-class wealth by consuming resources that will now need to be shared with a growing global population. We don’t want America to continue hoarding it all cuz we can actually see what other countries think because of the Internet and it makes us feel horrible.

• Stop being upset that we believe in Christianity and American exceptionalism less than other generations did. We do not perceive blind patriotism and belief in God to be necessary traits for living a “moral” lifestyle. We will probably be more peaceful and less homophobic because of this.

• Stop saying that we all have ADD and other mental impairments because of the Internet. Yes it is an unprecedented technology but we know you are just jealous you didn’t get to spend your youth watching Downton Abbey on Netflix while Gchatting your friends and learning a marketable skill on a pirated version of Photoshop. Don’t lie.

-Becky Lang

Photo is Becky in what was once a Bloomingdale’s, which closed because it did not anticipate that the next generation only wants to shop at Forever 21 and Zara, by Neil Olstad.

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edwardspoonhands:

AND PROUD!

2 months ago with 3,239 notes — via edwardspoonhands, © futuredudeman



buzzfeed:

Museums are really weird.

2 months ago with 115,781 notes — via normandys, © BuzzFeed



"Femininity is depicted as weakness, the sapping of strength, yet masculinity is so fragile that apparently even the slightest brush with the feminine destroys it."

Gwen Sharp

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(via pushtheheart)

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