deoxyrebornicleic:

gaster-blaster-my-asster:

consultant-mastermind:

This is a Tr8-0r appreciation post. Loyalty, sick spins, and victory in gentlemanly combat shall come to you soon but only if you post “DIE RESISTANCE SCUM” in this thread.

@esotony

DIE RESISTANCE SCUM

whenanangelfalls:

Revenge of the Sith | Bloopers | The Chosen One Down (and it’s all Obi-Wan’s fault…again)       

velocesmells:
“ Seeing eye flowey also has a part time job of reading bedtime stories to frisk
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velocesmells:

Seeing eye flowey also has a part time job of reading bedtime stories to frisk

officialcyndilauper:

zonecassette:

league-of-legends-christmas-boys:

Here we see the difference between a greedy bastard and a kind loving king. Tubbs, the ever greedy, takes the entire bowl and pays you with 20-60 fish. Xerxes IX, the generous and caring royalty, gives nearly the same amount of fish for merely the amount of food that a normal cat consumes. Proof that tubbs is good for nothing.

Yeah, I already proved this dumbass theory wrong here. But if you’re too stubborn to even click the link:

Xerxes is a king, and Tubbs is a commoner. While I certainly appreciate the gifts that Xerxes brings, Tubbs is making a much larger sacrifice. I recall the story of The Widow and the Two Mites from the Gospel of Mark:

41And Jesus sat over against the treasury, and beheld how the people cast money into the treasury: and many that were rich cast in much. 42And there came a certain poor widow, and she threw in two mites, which make a farthing. 43And he called unto him his disciples, and saith unto them, Verily I say unto you, That this poor widow hath cast more in, than all they which have cast into the treasury: 44For all they did cast in of their abundance; but she of her want did cast in all that she had, even all her living.

Eat shit. Tubbs gives so much, and Xerxes gives so little.

Tubbs is the common working cat taking back what this wretched society has cruelly taken from him. He cannot eat nearly the same amount that he is owed. He is a revolutionary.

jwblogofrandomness:

fallenwarriorrev-art:

hottestred:

sakuraconsoles:

When many people are asked who their role model / idol is they often think of celebrities and I’m sat here like…

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This is the kinda thing people should look up to

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This is something we should always remember but often forget

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Life is a challenge, ya gotta live it and love it

It’s things like this that have made me into a better person the last 10 years. 

Sonic for best attitude.

:’-)

And that’s why I love this character.

takaratime:

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[MEGALOVANIA BLARES IN THE DISTANCE]

the real worst ending

Is that kylo ren?

invisibleblackunicorn:
“ crankyskirt:
“ thewomanofkleenex:
“ chicken-snack:
“ knownpleasurre:
“ she who must be obeyed
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sweatshirt dom
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During the first season or two of Roseanne, Roseanne Barr was treated horribly by the producers, who wanted to...

invisibleblackunicorn:

crankyskirt:

thewomanofkleenex:

chicken-snack:

knownpleasurre:

she who must be obeyed

sweatshirt dom

During the first season or two of Roseanne, Roseanne Barr was treated horribly by the producers, who wanted to get rid of her, even though she was the creative genius behind the show, which was based entirely on characters she had developed. She went with “success is the best revenge,” working extra hard to make sure the show hit the #1 spot, knowing at that point she could seize creative control. She hung out with the crew and supportive castmembers (including John Goodman, who flat refused to do the show without her), and put a list on her door. That list had the name of every single person who worked on the show. When they pissed her off, she’d cross off their name in red. Everyone in red was to be fired the second she was in charge. She took this policy from Machiavelli, and she made good on it. Her first move was to fire everyone who had tried to shut her down. She also promoted a number of women writers and fired a number of men writers for being sexist. So, this shirt is no lie.

*takes notes*

welp

My grandmother and I had a conversation about this during brunch today. We both agreed that Rosanne is who we should all aspire to be