Silver Tongue

Oct 24

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mother-fucker-karako:
“i made this icon for myself, but other people can use it if they want, too
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mother-fucker-karako:

i made this icon for myself, but other people can use it if they want, too

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metatextuality:

whetstonefires:

encorgi:

curlicuecal:

whetstonefires:

just opened a random fic and encountered the mysterious noun phrase ‘the blacket’ (rhymes with jacket?) four times with increasing bewilderment about what it was and what was its function in an airport before i figured out it was a neologism for ‘a dude with black hair,’ backformed from the existing term brunet.

i think this is the most egregious instance of epithet abuse i’ve seen in a while.

I love that they’ve take them time to make the male/female spelling distinction that mostly only pedants care about and yet they’ve still used this word

as an absolute pedant about this one stupid fucking thing, I appreciate that even if they mangled a perfectly good word to express “black haired guy” in about half the letters at least they did it correctly

seriously, I encounter ‘ravenette’ all the time in one of my fandoms. about a dude.

NO

@amorphousturtle replied to your post:

   We already HAD a word for “(guy) with black hair”. It was “blake”. No, I don’t know what to do with this either.    

Oh hoy lads! New information!

…but when did it mean that and when did it stop? Why did this word fall out of use except as a personal name?

etymology tumblr come to our aid.

time to start referring to my black-haired character Alan Corben as “the corvette”

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cheskamouse:
“ krishnath:
“ liberalsarecool:
“ catbirdseat4u:
“➣ NATIONWIDE TRACTION, PLEASE!
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Keep up the energy. Inspire the youth vote.
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VOTE LIKE YOUR FUTURE DEPENDED ON IT, BECAUSE IT DOES!
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cheskamouse:

krishnath:

liberalsarecool:

catbirdseat4u:

NATIONWIDE TRACTION, PLEASE!

Keep up the energy. Inspire the youth vote.

VOTE LIKE YOUR FUTURE DEPENDED ON IT, BECAUSE IT DOES!

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sketchedramblings:
“I love this way too much
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sketchedramblings:

I love this way too much

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lazaefair:
“ ladypolaris:
“ justlookfrightened:
“ kawuli:
“ astrond:
“Vote! Because all our futures depend on it.
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In 2008 INDIANA went for Obama.
Decisions are made by those who show up.
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Decisions are made by those who show up.
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Vote them out or...

lazaefair:

ladypolaris:

justlookfrightened:

kawuli:

astrond:

Vote!  Because all our futures depend on it.

In 2008 INDIANA went for Obama.

Decisions are made by those who show up.

Decisions are made by those who show up.

Vote them out or they will kill us

And yeah, we know the Democratic Party is not some kind of righteous savior party. Yeah, there are plenty of capitalists, centrists, Liberal White Allies ™ in the party. But they’re still genuinely better than the Republican Party, and closer to the end of the spectrum that we want to move everyone to. Parties can change - if you show up to change them.

Let me put it this way - you don’t want to vote, you want a revolution instead? Revolutions are unbelievably violent, unimaginably violent, on a scale no living Americans have ever experienced unless they’ve been in an actual, literal war zone. Most of us would most likely die in a revolution. I’m not interested in diving headfirst into that. And historically, revolutions never end in utopia. They end in chaos that causes most people to hit their fear-driven authoritarian thresholds and turn towards strongmen to tame the chaos, and that always ends in warlords and political coups and worse dictators than before. 

(“But here’s some advice, boy. Don’t put your trust in revolutions. They always come around again. That’s why they’re called revolutions.” - Yes, thank you as always, Sir Terry Pratchett.)

We teach all the wrong lessons about the American Revolutionary War. The real revolution, the earth-shaking part of it, wasn’t the fighting or the war or the killing. That’s just the bloody rhythm of human history. No. It was when they set up a system of government that handled power transfer peacefully through elections and stuck to it. It was when George Washington definitively and witheringly rejected any notion of being crowned king. It was when he stepped down after two terms when he probably could’ve coasted for a lifetime. And it was when he handed power to the next president peacefully, willingly, and as a required function of the system of government they were part of. Voting IS the revolution.

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koobaxion:

koobaxion:

koobaxion:

If they made Terminator 2 in 2018 John Connor would teach the T-800 to make bofa jokes

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“ No, no, no, no. You gotta listen to the way people talk. You don’t say “affirmative,” or some shit like that. You say ‘big mood.’ And if someone comes on to you with an attitude you say ‘then perish’“

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“And if you want to shine them on it’s ‘’begone thot"

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“Begone, thot“

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“Yeah, or ‘pee your pants’. And if someone gets upset you say, ‘stay in your lane’! Or you can do combinations.”

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“Perish, thot.“

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“That’s great! See, you’re getting it!”

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“Big mood“

He dabs as he sinks into the lava at the end

there would have to be a seen where he has trouble with a captcha

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ankle-beez:

lesbriian:

lesbriian:

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Mrs. Lesbriian gimme your address

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