May 18, 2013
insassingaround:
hopefully i can stick with it. dont be fooled: this isnt me feeling guilty about posting porn or something, i’m just experimenting with better ways or organize my cache. so yeah follow if you want there isnt a theme (except well ya’ll know me by now) and i can tag for specific things if people want (still experimenting with tags i’ll be using for organization). i have a queue set up already and everything.
2:00 pm • 6 notes • via bdc
May 17, 2013
When she sees your dick for the first time look her dead in the eye and say “it glows blue when orcs are close”
(Source: assistantt0theregionalmanager)
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australiansanta:
instead of funeral why can’t it be called life graduation
9:21 pm • 8,424 notes • via Teenage Beauty
divascreech:
i refuse to respect other people’s views if they oppress me and so should you
do not let people tell you that you should respect oppressive or intolerant views and do not let them make you feel guilty when you don’t
fuck them
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I literally got stuck in a dress today. Harrowing.
8:23 pm • 3 notes • #text
amnhnyc:
In 2001, the Museum’s famous blue whale model did not look as it does today. First constructed in the mid-1960s, the model was based on photographs of a female blue whale that had been found dead in 1925. At the time, little was known about what blue whales looked like in the wild.
By the time the Hall of Ocean Life closed for renovation in 2001, Museum artists had many photographs and footage of live whales on which to base their work. They flattened the model’s once-overly bulging eyes, accurately redesigned the whale’s blowholes, and tapered the tail. Using about 25 gallons of cobalt and cerulean blue paint, the team also recolored and respotted the grayish blue whale.
When the Irma and Paul Milstein Hall of Ocean Life reopened in 2003, the newly renovated gallery was transformed. Come celebrate the 10th anniversary of this beloved hall on Sunday, May 19, at the family-friendly Milstein Science Series: Whales.
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urhajos:
Fabergé Fractals made with 3D fractal creator by Tom Beddard
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fuckyeahfeminists:
rhrealitycheck:
Did you know that pregnant women have been fired for using the bathroom to vomit, needing to carry a water bottle on the job, or asking to sit on a stool instead of standing in place all day? While employers have to make allowances like these for other types of temporary disabilities, a number of bad court decisions have encouraged them to feel they can get away with firing or mistreating pregnant workers with impunity.
It’s disgraceful and unacceptable that at a time when unnecessary budget cuts are decimating food, medical, and educational supports for low-income families, pregnant women continue to be pushed out of their jobs just as they take on all the expenses of having a new baby.
Read more about the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act
and take action by contacting your congressperson.
This is unacceptable. Pregnant workers need more protection. With a child coming up they need employment more than ever. Please contact your rep.
(Source: action.rhrealitycheck.org)
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think-progress:
Are these things more important than edits to talking points? Judge for yourself.
1. Carbon pollution reaches historic highs, threatening human existence
2. The devastating impact of sequestration on kids, cancer patients and first responders.
3. Massive cuts to food stamps for the most vulnerable.
4. 1,100 workers die in a Bangladesh factory collapse, and American retailers continue business as usual.
5. 4,150 gun deaths from gun violence since Newtown.
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