gearholder:

bonez1925:

lizeon:

sevvey6:

razzapple-magic-dip:

mrhappy21:

ultrafacts:

More Ultrafacts (Source)

Happy 4/13 everyone now die

Thats exactly 20 years after homestuck started, Hussie the Seer strikes again.

mr president theres a meteor coming sir.
oh yeah, how big is it?
its the size of puerto rico sir

So that’s where the kickstarter money went

I’m afraid the meteors the size of your mom’s dick

cute-moka-chan:

fluffykreme:

Do you know the difference between
Dark humor and Morbid humor?
Dark humor is 10 corpses in 1 dumpster
Morbid humor is 1 corpse in 10 dumpsters

YES

just-shower-thoughts:

The first thing I do after seeing a haiku is to start counting.

YOU FUCKING SHITBAG I SEE WHAT YOU JUST DID THERE AND IT IS BULLSHIT!

How did all the bubbles from SpongeBob end up floating above the sea when they were filled with water?

imqueerandangry:

i hate this fucking myth that going through a trauma makes you a better human being???? like i told a friend about how i was abused as kid and she was like ‘well yeah but didnt that make you be a kinder person?’ like no???? it fucked me up thats what it did??? stop fucking romanticizing this shit or im coming for your ass?????

ineedmorelube:

trarnp:

ineedmorelube:

wakey wakey eggs and bakey

but I’m a vegan

wakey wakey vegetables

mylittledoxy:

americanninjax:

pepperonideluxe:

BUTTMAN

“Go outside” is a pretty condescending way to give good advice, and “let people draw whatever they want” is the worst way to give the best advice. 

It’s not just a good idea because you are bothering somebody minding their own business and that- y’know, I shouldn’t have to explain why that’s wrong- but rallying against stuff on the internet that makes you angry helps build the foundation that that_thing_that_makes_you_angry exists on. It’s a lose-lose. Or a win-win for that_thing_that_makes_you_angry.

Letting people draw what they want =/= condoning the things they draw.

Making a call out post for something trivial* you hate results in three possibilities when people see it;

1. Neutral, nothing happens.
2. People like it, make it more popular with one more person, share it*, and start that process with all their followers
3. People get angry, share it*, and start that process with all their followers

As a flowchart;

The only negative outcome for that_thing_that_makes_you_angry is people not giving a shit about it. Worst case scenario for that_thing_that_makes_you_angry is nobody giving a shit about it.

So yeah. Doing the best things for you, and responding to art you HATE by creating art you love is good for you and helps the thing you hate die in obscurity. Which is a win-win. Or a lose-lose for that_thing_that_makes_you_angry.

* Trivial should be given an asterix, because I’m specifically talking about stuff that doesn’t interrupt other people’s lives in a traumatic way and/or breaks any laws. Outing someone as a sexual predator MIGHT (MIGHT!!) actually be protecting people; calling out someone for drawing a cartoon the wrong color protects absolutely nobody from anything.

* Sharing it could also include reposing it in a positive light, arguing with you about it, or creating any sort of rhetoric that makes  that_thing_that_makes_you_angry more popular, good for it, bad for you.

Well this was an amazing breakdown. Love it. 

When my tumblr account was temporarily terminated for similar reasons to this, prismblush.com received 3 times the traffic it has EVER received before or since.

petite-pumpkin:

Training little Undyne!

i-m-snek:

Happy fourth of July! Thresh says be careful with fireworks, and respectful of other people :)

sherifframb:

ello-meno-p:

I finally figured out what my aesthetic is, the colorful and whimsical, but eerie loneliness that I Spy books portray 

I Spy books did feel lonely, what the fuck.