lissar-deactivated20220127:

i have this theory that the shows you watch as a toddler influence how you behave socially in some way. the babies who watch peppa pig end up being socially more savvy and adept at how they navigate interpersonal relationships. the ones who watched spongebob have a distinct sense of humour now you can always recognise. the ones who watched courage the cowardly dog became literateur horror enthusiasts as they grew. the ones who watched powerpuff girls became honorary eldest daughters burdened with the need to be helpful. and so on.

anyway please tag this with your favourite show as a little kid and whether you think my theory is true

teenage robot made me trans

laslloronas:

laslloronas:

Its butch appreciation day appreciate ur local butch <3

I wasnt kidding btw

willvern:

Oh, shit

You’re really joking at a time like this?

askfallenroyalty:

lifeofthesearchparty:

zebablah:

television history

when comedy began

insurrectionary-frybreadism:

local-debaser:

insurrectionary-frybreadism:

Very cold take but the reason I think a lot of settler vegans view meat as murder (and therefore immoral) is because they cannot get past their colonial mindset of viewing all interactions as either consumption or domination instead of the reality of a vast web of mutually beneficial and self sustaining relationships with the ecosystem and eachother

This literally makes no sense. How does buying prepackaged meat from the store count as “beneficial” to the ecosystem. In what way are factory farms good for the environment? Does the continuation of the horrid things of the meat industry help out with that? I don’t understand.

ponifyers:

Clark and Malfina, the 3rd cutest couple in all of Colt-necticut!

dalimoor:

Ladies and gentlemen, may I present to you an overdramatic bitch

askfallenroyalty:

postnuclearophelia:

honey-and-vinegar-realty:

the behind the scenes pictures for the pepe silvia scene have that cursed vibe to them