classicdaisycalico:

missbritishherself:

thesylverlining:

redeyemaniac:

By the “not all men” logic, Russian Roulette is a perfectly safe game to play. Sure, one of the chambers has a bullet in it…

but not all chambers

Best one I’ve seen. Best one.

But a lot of pistols have 8 chambers, making the odds of dying 1 in 8, and the odds of being raped in the US is 1 in 6. 

So really, playing Russian Roulette is like

Safer.

*patiently sips tea*

But the thing is, men are humand who can make conscious actions.; They are not designed to kill. If you start blaming rape on them because that’s the way they are, you remove all responsibility they have.
The “all men X” logic is the same as the “that’s just the way they are” argument that lets a lot of male rapists escape justice.

If you want more rapists to face justice, you need to start treating them like human beings and hold them responsible for their action.s.

aleatoryw:

transthot:

i’m not trying to limit anyone’s “creativity” or whatever but like

• don’t write about mental illnesses you know nothing about
• 10 out 10 times self harm isn’t cured by a boy saying “i love you”
• inform people about possible trigger warnings
• rape/non-con isn’t a kink
• pedophilia/underage isn’t a kink

READ IT. THEN READ IT AGAIN.

no.

I tried reading it but it didn’t interest me.

I do read prequel though, the homestuck inspired elder scrolls webcomic.

but what did I do to make you think I do homestuck?

Comparing radical feminist to Nazis is wrong. Nazis tortured and killed people.
What is more accurate is to compare radical feminist to McCarthy, a person who persecuted many innocent people due to his own paranoia and accused them of things they never did.

extradan:

How can you not like avocado

Avacado is aztec for testicle

thekawaiicecilrhodes:

scratchman:

helioscentrifuge:

unclesampatriot2:

he’s suffering

how the fuck did he take the first bite

HOW DOES ME EATING A SANDWICH HAVE 5000 NOTES

HOW DID YOU EAT IT?!

broliloquy:

gundamdick:

thepioden:

hair-old-styles:

harrystyies:

What if oxygen is poisonous and it just takes 75-100 years to kill us?

My science teacher said he thinks that’s true actually

Yeah this is actually pretty much exactly what is going on. It’s why anti-oxidants are such a big deal. Bonus fact: oxygen oxidizes stuff in your cells or, in other words, it’s not toxic, just setting you on fire

very very slowly.

What if there are aliens out there but they subsist on entirely different substances and they’re just scared as shit of us and our crazy ass hell planet? Once in a while some alien anthropologist type suggests checking out the people on this inhabited planet out towards the galaxy’s edge. The other aliens just look at the naive academic with horror. No!! We do not go to that world. That is where the DEATH BREATHERS live. They recreationally consume poisons and are more or less composed of biological fire. Their atmosphere is made of rocket fuel. We must leave the DEATH BREATHERS in peace. Do not go there. Do not.

I thought that it just causes us to rust very slowly, not set us on fire.

Jerry the slime

i-freakin-love-disney:

killerdraco:

memewhore:

disneyworldwonders:

Can I just say that I think this is the way Mulan should appear int the parks. In the beginning of the movie they make it very clear that the dress she wears to meet the matchmaker is not comfortable nor does it represent her personality. She spends the whole of the film proving that she is not a prize to be won or just a pawn to be married off at earliest convenience. She proves her worth in this outfit. She saves China in this outfit. She falls in love in this outfit. She risks her life, makes her strongest friendships, and changes the entire country IN THIS OUTFIT. Then they have her walk around the park in the same outfit she wore in the first scene of the movie and I think it is really negative toward her character. That is not who she is.

I’ve seen this post pop up on my dash time and time again, and it’s never quite sat right with me. I agree 120% with the idea that the pink “matchmaker dress” is a poor way to represent Mulan in the theme parks, but… so is her soldier armor. It’s just as much not who she is as the pink dress. It represents her pretending to be Ping, and her deceiving everyone around her. It is her pretending to be a man, to be someone else entirely. Honestly, if you want to talk about the outfit that best represents her, I’d suggest this one:

The outfit she wore when she defeated Shan Yu. That is who Mulan is; a warrior, but still a woman. It displays all of the strength that she truly has, yet still manages to be true to who she truly is. This it the outfit that she changed the entire country in; would anything have changed if she was still pretending to be a man? I doubt it. This proves that a woman can be strong, but still be feminine. Given that many people tend to equate being feminine with weakness, I think portraying that the two are not mutually exclusive is a damn powerful message to be portraying to kids in theme parks.

Just my two cents.

THANK YOU