“A baby fox showed up to say hi at my grandmother’s house“
Taken from r/aww
It has a friend! 😲
It has a sibling.
I recognize that look of exasperation anywhere.
Anyway I stan one ally
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An actual quote from my (now) seven year old after yelling at someone for continuously mosgendering me: what are they going to do dad, hit me? I’m six.
I stan your child
how do i make it so i can see this tweet every friday
another fat fuck friday is upon us
another fat fuck friday is upon us
another fat fuck friday is upon us
another fat fuck friday is upon us
another fat fuck friday is upon us
*stabs you through the toga 23 times* vibe check
cant wait until they turn the entire vatican city into a big museum and you can like sit on the pope’s throne and take selfies and also the catholic church doesn’t exist anymore because it fucking sucks
-Martin Luther, 1517, thesis 35 of his 95 theses
Garak: Do you know why I called you in here?
Julian: Because I accidentally sent you a dick pic.
Garak: [stops pouring two glasses of kanar] Accidentally?
OMG
vintage-smokestack
Ghost Padme is wearing neither the clothes she died in nor the clothes she was buried in, which can only mean one thing Padme Amidala brought her wardrobe with her to the afterlife, because wearing the same outfit for eternity was to her a fate worse than death
okay i saw this comment and im screaming and have to reblog again
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When you think a meme is dying out:
This is the worst post I’ve ever seen
Trying to scroll through any social media when the reviews for TRoS and Cats are coming in AND Trump is impeached all within the span of a few hours
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with the new round of JK rowling being a transphobic prick rolling out, I think it’s important to reference what I call the H.P. Lovecraft rule. Fans of Lovecraft’s stuff openly acknowledge that he was remarkably racist and that his shitty beliefs bled into his work, whether through metaphors or more blatant pieces of the text, while also enjoying the monster concepts and such that he created. They use critical thinking when approaching his work and acknowledge . In my opinion, it’s fine for people to still like Harry Potter, it’s just important to acknowledge that the Rowling’s own shitty beliefs also bled into her work (the house elves ‘enjoying’ slavery, the sexism, the antisemitism with the goblins, laughable attempt at gay inclusion, lycanthropy being compared to AIDS, etc.). I really don’t think it’s bad for anyone to still enjoy the franchise, it’s just really important to use critical thinking when consuming it, which is true of any media really.
Also I know there are people who are going to drop it all together, and honestly valid, can’t blame ya, it’s just that I saw a post saying ‘you can’t separate it from her beliefs!’ and I just wanted to point out the truth in that while ALSO pointing out that it doesn’t mean people have to quit it altogether - they just need to be smart in their consumption. If someone says something along the lines of, “JK Rowling sucks but the series is still perfect, I’ll just pretend she didn’t write it,” then that’s not critical thinking. That’s just trying to make yourself feel better and pretend there’s nothing wrong with it instead of admitting there are things absolutely wrong with it and that the thing you like is flawed.
