giddy haze

mrbungle:

i hate you shein. i hate you wish. i hate you temu. i hate you aliexpress. i hate you fast fashion. i hate you consumerism. i hate you planned obsolescence. i hate you plastics.

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wickedwonderlandd:

lmaonade:

girl you look like you drop common loot when defeated

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warhi:

cabin 13 things

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trashworldblog:

hatenayousei:

skeletalroses:

the-bi-fangirl-biatch:

ridersofbrohon:

beckofthewoods:

archive-asdfghjkl-deactivated20:

top 10 shane madej communist moments feel free to add on

don’t forget this killer tune from their new show

More golden moments:

Plus, a message from The Professor:

Someone add screenshots from when he spent a whole episode dunking on the British royals and calling for the abolition of the monarchy

no idea who this is. just reblogging because someone telling mike pence to “eat shit fuckface” is hilarious to me.

update from mystery files

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gnassh:

I don’t think I’ve seen an actor who is this passionate about their role ever

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homunculus-argument:

Tumblr is so funny because you can make a post like “hey do not mix bleach and vinegar in your cleaning, you’ll make chlorine gas and you do not want to make chlorine gas. It is dangerous to mix these two specific chemicals together”, and the comments are like

“Um vinegar isn’t dangerous?? My mom cleans things with vinegar all the time and we have never had lung issues. White people are insane.” (<- does not use bleach, missing the point)

“OH MY GOD BLEACH IS CHLORINE GAS? NOBODY EVER TOLD ME I’VE BEEN CLEANING WITH BLEACH MY WHOLE LIFE, I WILL DIE.” (<- has literally never used vinegar in cleaning, and never mixed the two, missing the point)

“This is just stupid fearmongering, we use bleach and vinegar to wash the floors all the time, OP is lying.” (<- does not actually know what “vinegar” is, and is confusing the word for something else)

“Yeah this is true enough but also keep in mind that this kind of household cleaning product chlorine gas is too weak and unreliable to use for domestic terrorism purposes.” (<- raises concerns, but potentially has a point)

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not-from-the-absence-of-violence:

see the thing is. that. you gotta tell yourself itll be okay. and you have to believe it. just a little. and u have to say it when you wont believe it too. and it feels like such a cheap thing to say. but. it will be. you hear me. it will be.

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cerastes:

*coughing blood and covered in wounds, on one knee, gripping my sword planted on the ground… And yet, smiling* Heh… And yet, despite everything… *I start glowing with mysterious power* I stay silly!

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dduane:

ocean-again:

chimaerakitten:

One under-appreciated breed of fic writer are the ones who hyperfocus on logistics to the exclusion of all canon shortcuts, and thus usually strike upon an awesome way to flesh out the worldbuilding or characters.

Like, I’m not necessarily talking realism here since often it’s still pretty far from realistic, but more like, “someone has to be running spies in this fantasy kingdom, and we’ve seen the whole royal court, so which background character is it? How does that change these three major interactions?” Or “real life historical nobility did in fact have some things to do that were like jobs, how does this human disaster cope with running an estate?” Or “there’s no reason for a sci-fi robot detective to know how to whitewater kayak, where’d she learn?” Or “if this guy is serving the emperor directly he has to be way high up in the space empire servant hierarchy, why is he doing this menial task for someone else? What’s his motive? Does he perhaps have the secret space telepathy?”

Anyway I’m always DELIGHTED to find a fic or writer who asks these questions because the fics themselves are universally bangers.

person who knows how logistical things works has picked up the cannon, hefted it thoughtfully, and put a single chalk mark precisely on the problem.

One of the great background principles of fiction writing: “Ask the next question.” Never stop looking for the Next Question.

And when you seem to run out of questions, ask the one that’s always applicable, a gateway to both action and (more info on) motivation:

“Who does it hurt?”

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soberscientistlife:

our debt is due to these billionaires getting huge tax breaks and cheating on their taxes. Tax the Rich!

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