why come pokemon so easy????? it’s taken me like 2 mins to defeat each gym leader
it’s for kids
I HATE THIS POST. ANYONE WHO THINK POKEMON HAS ALWAYS BEEN EASY DOESN’T FUCKIN REMEMBER GRINDING IN MAUVILLE FOR A WEEK TO STAND HALF A CHANCE AGAINST WATTSON. BACK WHEN THE EXP SHARE TRAVELED BETWEEN UR PARTY LIKE A HOT POTATO. FU ck YoU!!!!!
Witneys milktank destroyed more hopes than the industrial revolution
Sabrina fucked you in the ass if you didn’t have a haunter or beedrill.
being a cishet looks boring why do people do that
Idk maybe bc sexuality/gender isnt based on how cool or interesting an individual wants to look
yeah but why be boring when u can be awesome and not cishet
yeah but why treat lgbt+ identities like some trendy fashion accessory that ppl can just slap on to look cool when u could not act like a complete idiot
#identities are not accessories so stop treating them like one 2k14
ARE YOU TELLING ME
THAT WE WERE PLAGUED
BY THAT FREAKING POST
FOR WEEKS
WHEN WE
COULD’VE
HAD
THIS????
#it’s like the ios7 update for a post
IT’S TRANSPERNABRT
We could have had this instead of fucking obnoxious long posts.
Can I have a source???
the mirror
I looked into it. All I found was the most beautiful narcissist in the world.
wayward-sons-and-fallen-angels:
no cough syrup
you are not ‘grape flavoured’
have you ever tasted a grape
you taste like death and the tears of small children
not fucking grape
wow what a surprise another cis-gendered white upper-middle class american male telling someone what they can and cannot identify as. why don’t you go fuck yourself
#i can no longer tell what is and isn’t a joke on tumblr any more
He’s 22 now
Did anyone donate 2k?
Why aren’t you playing Ground Zeroes right now??
WHY IS THIS SCENE SO FUCKING INTENSE?
It’s a trope called mundane made awesome where you take mundane tasks such as rolling and a patch falling out into the most intense thing ever. It can also be used for comedic effect by showing the awesome par first and then showing what really happened, as shown in the video.
