tiffanarchy:

tiffanarchy:

cops want to be oppressed SO BAD

Working as a police officer is something you do. Its not who you intrinsically are. It’s just a job. You are not “blue.” You are a human being donning a uniform every day for a paycheck. This “I am blue” and “blue racism” bullshit is the worst form of identity politics I’ve ever seen. Get over yourselves, you whiny, entitled welfare hogs. 

windginger:

enecoo:

chochoman64:

enecoo:

Kirby lives in Infinity war

Kirby defeats thanos.

holy shit even WatchMojo realizes it

i mean, kirby defeats aliens who threaten the whole universe on a regular basis.

young-replica:

young-replica:

young-replica:

young-replica:

We hard workers are going to rebuild this temple.

Sadly we only get paid minimal but our work is appreciated. 

Lunch time. Today we all had egg salad, to drink we had mayonnaise, and for desert cigarettes. 

i had an accident at work. I’m suing everyone inducing god. 

Shit god came with a katana better get back to work with my broken ARM.

reelaroundthedavekan:

lucillebruise:

i-do-not-believe-you-continue:

Not to be dramatic or anything but this is the best scene on television history

I swear to god if Andre Braugher doesn’t get a fucking emmy for this episode i’m going to go down there and murder every emmy voter.

Give this man the Emmy and the Oscar for the way he says “…where anything can mean anything…”

banishedquasiroyal:

dirk strider is a mouth breather. thx 4 ur time

dave strider is a cake sniffer

tubacondom:

concheror:

jokerdavis:

HEY THIS IS THE THIRD FLOOR OF THE BUILDING I WORK IN AND THERES A HORSE HERE

incorrectfmadialogue:

almost done with semester mood

republicansareahategroup:

tilthat:

TIL that in 1916 there was a proposed Amendment to the US Constitution that would put all acts of war to a national vote, and anyone voting yes would have to register as a volunteer for service in the United States Army.

via reddit.com

bring this back and suddenly capitalists don’t wanna go to war no more

politicalsci:

also explains why conservatives and neoliberal centrists actually prefer higher tuition fees rather than making tertiary education free.