wowsteven29:

howigothealthy:

sodamnrelatable:

Two scientists walk into a bar

The first says “I’ll have some H2O.”

The second says “I’ll have some H2O, too.”

Both of them receive water because the bartender is not irresponsible enough to serve concentrated hydrogen peroxide as a drink.

THAT GIF

the other version

betty-tea-dead:

teenagevictorysong:

markdoesstuff:

chocolateinthelibrary:

brotoad:

can we rename the anti vaccination crowd to “the measles fandom”

This isn’t even that much of a joke  

This is a real children’s book by the anti-vaxxers

OH MY GOD

burn everything to the ground oh my god

Okay WHAT

snow-anne:

It’s interesting how trans women get accused of “hogging the conversation”, taking up too much space(insert socialisation bullshit-argument).
Meanwhile in reality land many a trans woman doesn’t dare say a word in public spaces for fear of the sound of her own voice.

endgaem:

shinichi-san:

deermonarch:

joyeuse-noelle:

officialrule34:

blueblurdash639:

officialrule34:

blueblurdash639:

IT’S AT THE TOP OF THE TOWER OF SKULLS YOU BLIND FUCKS

…

i fucking hate this site

iburnmace:

just-a-penis-with-a-dream:

persephoneholly:

ten-and-donna:

kissnecks:

THIS OKAY

You want to get kids out of foster care and into good, loving homes? I’ve got a simple solution to your problem.

Did you know LGBT couples are more likely to adopt older, children of color and disable children than straight couples? LGBT couples tend to adopt ‘undesired’ children more (basically kids no one else wants.)

This is so important because I remember being in the system and being so scared that I would never be adopted or loved or whatever and seriously just fucking let them, take the fear out of finding a family

Exactly. I reblog this every time I see it. EVERY time.

graveflower:

Don’t fucking ever call a trans woman “sir” or “man” like “What’s up man?”

I don’t fucking care if it’s gender neutral to you.

There is baggage we have that other people don’t, it’s just as bad as misgendering.

mikosuave:

deadlyliv:

afternoonsnoozebutton:

maxfuckingbemis:

she’s 23 and she didn’t know she had a vagina until 5 days ago

This is why we don’t do close readings of 50 Shades of Grey.

omg before i read the caption i thought this was just a horribly written fanfic

oh wait

I thought this was a college student getting really excited about sleep

peggylives:

cisphobicqueer:

sick1y:

IF ME CALLING YOU DUDE OR GURL CAUSES YOU TO HAVE DYSPHORIA YOU SHOULD tell me because you being comfortable is so much more important than some stupid slang 

or when if i call you “man” because i know i do that a lot. please tell me if it causes dysphoria or just makes you upset in general. because i will stop because i love you.

#same goes for any word#i try to be careful but sometimes i will just use gendered words without thinking

muffintonic:

catbountry:

allieelly:

Back in early 2012, The Lorax was released in theaters. The Lorax was a children’s movie based on the Dr.Seuss book of the same name. It was a pretty mediocre movie in my opinion, but the movie itself wasn’t the reason a huge fandom sprung out of nowhere. No, it was because of this guy.

The Once-ler, a character from the film. A fandom came out of nowhere overnight because of this man right here. People collectively fell in love with him. 

That alone isn’t the reason why the Once-ler fandom is remembered with fear, however. The fandom got….really intense really fast. The thing that makes the fandom stand out the most is the number of ask blogs produced.

http://onceler-fandom.wikia.com/wiki/List_of_Askblogs

THERE WERE SO FUCKING MANY. And the askblogs got weirder and weirder, and all in all it was an experience. I’m not afraid to admit that I was involved with the fandom early on. I left as soon as things got really weird.

The fandom burned out pretty quickly, but somewhere they still live on….

Never forget. Never again.

[x]

momfricker:

gamer-motion:

The original team PlayStation

Team Dead Franchises