Yes, we have no bananas.

tastefullyoffensive: So close.[via]

Fri, 24 May 2013 12:18:02 -0700

tastefullyoffensive:

So close.

[via]

toxeh: cynicalsleeper: this is the best thing that appeared on...

Fri, 24 May 2013 12:17:15 -0700

toxeh:

cynicalsleeper:

this is the best thing that appeared on my dash today

I’m giggling like an idiot help.

gaksdesigns: Tall Painting – The art of dripping paint. Artist...

Fri, 24 May 2013 12:16:01 -0700

gaksdesigns:

Tall Painting – The art of dripping paint. Artist Holton Rower

roachpatrol: mattachinereview: miltonicsmile: churrocigar: #...

Thu, 23 May 2013 22:05:12 -0700

roachpatrol:

mattachinereview:

miltonicsmile:

churrocigar:

#never seen mccoy so irrationally and delightfully happy #and i’ve never seen spock more like a turtle that wants to crawl back into its shell omg

whispers yeeessssssss intimately to screen

watched Amok Time with boyfriend last night and just

The best part of this is that sehlats are desert predators bigger than lions. Like, a lot bigger. Like as big as an actual bear. Like if Mccoy saw one coming at him he would shit himself and Spock knows this and Spock’s mom knows this.

Spock’s mom is just straight up fucking with him.

notagirloraboy: I WOULD LITERALLY DIE IF A BB SEAL CAME...

Thu, 23 May 2013 21:57:32 -0700

notagirloraboy:

I WOULD LITERALLY DIE IF A BB SEAL CAME SCOOTING UP TO ME

captain-kirks-perfect-hair: omgtsn: nugger it took 15...

Thu, 23 May 2013 20:47:00 -0700

captain-kirks-perfect-hair:

omgtsn:

nugger

it took 15 minutes to compose myself enough to reblog this you don’t understand

help I started thinking about Off while listening to it and now I’m hysterical

theonewhosawitall: $1.1 BILLION

Thu, 23 May 2013 19:37:03 -0700

theonewhosawitall:

$1.1 BILLION

Just finished Off and got the third ending I am 1,620% done

Thu, 23 May 2013 17:38:12 -0700

Just finished Off and got the third ending

I am 1,620% done

You gotta believe me.

Thu, 23 May 2013 13:54:40 -0700

You gotta believe me.

synnesai: and here they all are in a nice little set. I didn’t...

Thu, 23 May 2013 12:14:28 -0700

synnesai:

and here they all are in a nice little set. I didn’t make them their gifs because just imagining the quality tumblr would present them in is just…no.

But conveniently below are the links to view them in their gif form.

What started out with a gamzee doodle turned into this. nice.

[gamzee] [sollux] [karkat] [vriska] [kanaya] [feferi] [tavros] [aradia] [eridan] [nepeta] [terezi] [equius]

baw-bee: sophieonpage: thegoddamazon: I present the most...

Thu, 23 May 2013 11:44:00 -0700

baw-bee:

sophieonpage:

thegoddamazon:

I present the most badass gifset on Tumblr.

Legitimately turned on by this

This is the best thing.

"Black women are, it seems, damned if we do and damned if we don’t. Our collective singleness,..."

Thu, 23 May 2013 09:57:28 -0700

“Black women are, it seems, damned if we do and damned if we don’t. Our collective singleness, independence, and unsanctioned mothering are an affront to mainstream womanhood. But a high-profile married black woman who uses her husband’s name (if only for purposes of showbiz) or admits the influence her male partner has had on her life is an affront to feminism.”

-
Tamara Winfrey Harris, “All Hail the Queen” @ bitchmagazine.org

Bitch just made selected articles from its current issue Micro/Macro available online for free! Come check out this article on Beyonce’s Feminism and more at bitchmedia.org.

(via bitch-media)

10 Things You Didn't Know About Rosa Parks

Thu, 23 May 2013 09:57:18 -0700

10 Things You Didn't Know About Rosa Parks:

roachpatrol:

aninvisibleman:

1. Parks had been thrown off the bus a decade earlier by the same bus driver — for refusing to pay in the front and go around to the back to board. She had avoided that driver’s bus for twelve years because she knew well the risks of angering drivers, all of whom were white and carried guns. Her own mother had been threatened with physical violence by a bus driver, in front of Parks who was a child at the time. Parks’ neighbor had been killed for his bus stand, and teenage protester Claudette Colvin, among others, had recently been badly manhandled by the police.

2. Parks was a lifelong believer in self-defense. Malcolm X was her personal hero. Her family kept a gun in the house, including during the boycott, because of the daily terror of white violence. As a child, when pushed by a white boy, she pushed back. His mother threatened to kill her, but Parks stood her ground. Another time, she held a brick up to a white bully, daring him to follow through on his threat to hit her. He went away. When the Klu Klux Klan went on rampages through her childhood town, Pine Level, Ala., her grandfather would sit on the porch all night with his rifle. Rosa stayed awake some nights, keeping vigil with him.

3. Her husband was her political partner. Parks said Raymond was “the first real activist I ever met.” Initially she wasn’t romantically interested because Raymond was more light-skinned than she preferred, but she became impressed with his boldness and “that he refused to be intimidated by white people.” When they met he was working to free the nine Scottsboro boys and she joined these efforts after they were married. At Raymond’s urging, Parks, who had to drop out in the eleventh grade to care for her sick grandmother, returned to high school and got her diploma. Raymond’s input was crucial to Parks’ political development and their partnership sustained her political work over many decades.

4. Many of Parks’ ancestors were Indians. She noted this to a friend who was surprised when in private Parks removed her hairpins and revealed thick braids of wavy hair that fell below her waist. Her husband, she said, liked her hair long and she kept it that way for many years after his death, although she never wore it down in public. Aware of the racial politics of hair and appearance, she tucked it away in a series of braids and buns — maintaining a clear division between her public presentation and private person.

5. Parks’ arrest had grave consequences for her family’s health and economic well-being. After her arrest, Parks was continually threatened, such that her mother talked for hours on the phone to keep the line busy from constant death threats. Parks and her husband lost their jobs after her stand and didn’t find full employment for nearly ten years. Even as she made fundraising appearances across the country, Parks and her family were at times nearly destitute. She developed painful stomach ulcers and a heart condition, and suffered from chronic insomnia. Raymond, unnerved by the relentless harassment and death threats, began drinking heavily and suffered two nervous breakdowns. The black press, culminating in JET magazine’s July 1960 story on “the bus boycott’s forgotten woman,” exposed the depth of Parks’ financial need, leading civil rights groups to finally provide some assistance.

6. Parks spent more than half of her life in the North. The Parks family had to leave Montgomery eight months after the boycott ended. She lived for most of that time in Detroit in the heart of the ghetto, just a mile from the epicenter of the 1967 Detroit riot. There, she spent nearly five decades organizing and protesting racial inequality in “the promised land that wasn’t.”

7. In 1965 Parks got her first paid political position, after over two decades of political work. After volunteering for Congressman John Conyers’s long shot political campaign,

Parks helped secure his primary victory by convincing Martin Luther King, Jr. to come to Detroit on Conyers’s behalf. He later hired her to work with constituents as an administrative assistant in his Detroit office. For the first time since her bus stand, Parks finally had a salary, access to health insurance, and a pension — and the restoration of dignity that a formal paid position allowed.

8. Parks was far more radical than has been understood. She worked alongside the Black Power movement, particularly around issues such as reparations, black history, anti-police brutality, freedom for black political prisoners, independent black political power, and economic justice. She attended the Black Political Convention in Gary and the Black Power conference in Philadelphia. She journeyed to Lowndes County, Alabama to support the movement there, spoke at the Poor People’s Campaign, helped organize support committees on behalf of black political prisoners such as the Wilmington 10 and Imari Obadele of the Republic of New Africa, and paid a visit of support to the Black Panther school in Oakland, CA.

9. Parks was an internationalist. She was an early opponent of the Vietnam War in the early 1960s, a member of The Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, and a supporter of the Winter Soldier hearings in Detroit and the Jeannette Rankin Brigade protest in D.C. In the 1980s, she protested apartheid and U.S. complicity, joining a picket outside the South African embassy and opposed U.S. policy in Central America. Eight days after 9/11, she joined other activists in a letter calling on the United States to work with the international community and no retaliation or war.

10. Parks was a lifelong activist and a hero to many, including Nelson Mandela. After his release from prison, he told her, “You sustained me while I was in prison all those years.”

mizushimo: stellarstatelogic: Chromatic Lion. I’m sure now all...

Wed, 22 May 2013 18:43:21 -0700

mizushimo:

stellarstatelogic:

Chromatic Lion.

I’m sure now all Nepeta fans are going to go after my head with torches and hay forks.

This is BEAUTIFUL!

Photo

Wed, 22 May 2013 18:42:26 -0700

This is what Yahoo paid $1.3 Billion for.

Wed, 22 May 2013 18:39:16 -0700

nerdgasming:

castielofasgard:

I fucking lost it at “chilly stumps”,

dorkyboo: colouring practice wooolines by noahh!! (\( 3 )/) ~...

Wed, 22 May 2013 18:35:23 -0700

dorkyboo:

colouring practice wooo

lines by noahh!! (\( *3* )/) ~ <3

Photo

Wed, 22 May 2013 16:10:16 -0700

roachpatrol: taxonomist: “For all that you don’t believe in...

Wed, 22 May 2013 16:04:41 -0700

roachpatrol:

taxonomist:

“For all that you don’t believe in them you still always somehow expect… grander creatures, larger ones, magnificent and alien. Except for their pink-tinted paleness they could be anyone. They could be any group of douchebags, only they’re a group of douchebags that somehow chose to screw with you.”

Hemostuck Godheads marshmallow roast! Featuring Karkat Vantas, the world’s most beleaguered atheist.

Karkat Vantas: Erin
God of Wind and Shade: Norway
God of Frost and Frogs: Delta
God of Heat and Clockwork: Kyra
Photographer: Dani
Hemostuck written by roachpatrol and urbananchorite

What an adorable bunch of dorks! I love the colors and the costumes here.

221badwolfstreet: aswimmersparadise: Let me tell you something...

Wed, 22 May 2013 15:26:53 -0700

221badwolfstreet:

aswimmersparadise:

Let me tell you something about today. Today was the hottest day of the year in New Jersey, I woke up sweating despite air conditioning because it was 95 degrees. Now, i did what any logical person would do and I put on my favorite pair of shorts so i wouldn’t be sweating throughout the day.

Even in my shorts i was sweating my balls off but I went through half of my day as normal, no boys stared at my ass or tried to grope me in public yet when i went to the the cafeteria a teacher told me to go to the office because he finds my shorts inappropriate. I head down to the office to find a group of girls wearing shorts and skirts sitting in a small room in the office, we where all ordered to call our parents or to change into the clothes they had offered us from the school store. These items of clothing included sweatpants and a large heavy sweatshirt. I obviously refused to where those because it was 95 degrees and when you are sweating the key to cool down is NOT to put on more clothes. They told me I would have to stay in that room the whole day if it came down to it.

I was able to leave the office when my friend gave me a pair of yoga pants. The man who made me go down to the office brought down several other girls as I was leaving, at this point they didn’t care how long the shorts where they just sent everyone who was wearing a pair down. They warned me that if I put my shorts back on they would write me up.

I put them back on anyway because just walking down the hallway in those yoga pants made me faint, dizzy,and extremely hot. Thats the main issue, it is hot enough for people to pass out in school but to the school system they would rather a girl suffer from a heat stroke then to have a boy become turned on. My shorts don’t say “COme fuck me in the middle of class” they say,”Its warm out”

The sexualizing of innocent students is not okay

Risking students health is not okay

and tHE LACK OF FEMINISM IN THE SCHOOL SYSTEM WILL NEVER BE OKAY

Today was literally horrible

I hate our school so much

Yes, we have no bananas.

tastefullyoffensive: So close.[via]

toxeh: cynicalsleeper: this is the best thing that appeared on...

gaksdesigns: Tall Painting – The art of dripping paint. Artist...

roachpatrol: mattachinereview: miltonicsmile: churrocigar: #...

notagirloraboy: I WOULD LITERALLY DIE IF A BB SEAL CAME...

captain-kirks-perfect-hair: omgtsn: nugger it took 15...

theonewhosawitall: $1.1 BILLION

Just finished Off and got the third ending I am 1,620% done

You gotta believe me.

synnesai: and here they all are in a nice little set. I didn’t...

baw-bee: sophieonpage: thegoddamazon: I present the most...

"Black women are, it seems, damned if we do and damned if we don’t. Our collective singleness,..."

10 Things You Didn't Know About Rosa Parks

mizushimo: stellarstatelogic: Chromatic Lion. I’m sure now all...

Photo

This is what Yahoo paid $1.3 Billion for.

dorkyboo: colouring practice wooolines by noahh!! (\( *3* )/) ~...

Photo

roachpatrol: taxonomist: “For all that you don’t believe in...

221badwolfstreet: aswimmersparadise: Let me tell you something...

dorkyboo: colouring practice wooolines by noahh!! (\( 3 )/) ~...