thezombiedogz:

I thought this was going to be funny but it’s not it’s just stupid i’m sorry..

vakhtangovsmethod:

celtic-romulan:

spexweedle:

just-a-dumb-nerd:

bugartist:

lesbianshepard:

i keep thinking about how pokemon go is probably driving baby boomers up the fucking wall. packs of millennials roaming all staring at their cellphones. 

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We were out yesterday catchin and hatchin and we stopped at an ice cream shop and a group of olds came in and started bitching about kids on their cell phones playing that fucking videogame so i dropped a lure and suddenly the place was swarmed with kids. Ice cream shop got a nice bit of business out of it, too

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chaotic good

just-shower-thoughts:

Just once I want a time travel franchise to release the sequel first.

Play bayonetta

bloodsbane:

who is reviving all my shitty old undertale draws

Probably dan

just-shower-thoughts:

“Look, mom. No hands!” would be a great slogan for a unicycle shop, but a terrible slogan for a fireworks stand.

ravelwithoutacause:
“ WOW YALL
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“white privilege isn’t a thing stop playing the race card”

randomstabbing:

firstoffletmesayi:

blackmattersus:

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Anyone who denies white privilege in 2016 is walking around with their hands over their eyes.

WHITE MALE PRIVILEGE.

I wish there was a way to basically reset your memories of a game temporarily so you can experience it for the first time

clientsfromhell:

I landed a graphic design contract in a small, start-up tech company. During the first month it became alarmingly apparent that the CEO was balls-to-the-wall crazy, and was only getting funding by confidently spewing utter bullshit at clueless clients and investors. It was all vague and buzzword-y enough that some people probably thought it sounded sensible, based on their out-of-touch knowledge of tech. Here’s three examples of his crazy:

1. He yelled at the sales lady for copy-pasting a long bit of text online instead of typing it manually. He said “copy-pasters just want to take the easy way out of everything.”

2. He told us to go “like” his management skills on LinkedIn to make him look more popular. Before we had a chance to reply, he added “But don’t expect me to like any of your skills in return! Hmph!” (I said OK, then just never did it.)

3.  He made me design a poster of his own quote, attributed to himself, to hang on the office wall.

I’m not even going to go into how I had to use PowerPoint for design work so that he could claim my designs as his own.