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geoffrey zakarian wouldn't treat me like this

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went in the woods this weekend and it felt enchanted. wish i had better words but it felt like the forest area in the pokémon sword and shield isle of armor expansion pack

Also speaking of Wesley, I know Sunnydale High is not, like, functional as a school or anything, but what exactly was their excuse for him just…being around in the library all the time? By which I mean: how many people thought he was Giles’s boyfriend?

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Sunnydale High Students and Faculty: our librarian brings his boyfriend to work everyday and this is completely normal. Incidentally the librarians favorite student and local possible felon brings her girlfriend to a school she does not attend and last year her way older bf tried to murder some of us.

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the cool thing about the iliad is that almost everyone in it is a horrible person and/or literal war criminal, so you get to judge characters EXCLUSIVELY by vibes. anyway i don’t blame paris for the trojan war but he IS a little shitheel and i want him out of my city

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my favorite thing that hektor repeatedly tells paris is “thank god you’re pretty”

think my password got leaked in a hack….. i am sorry if any of you really wanted ray ban sunglasses

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justice for mod silver

what the hell is this?!!

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♥♡♀mod amy♀♡♥

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This is a moment in history

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WHERES THE FULL LENGTH FILM

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Honestly throw back to this This was the peak of tumblr

Is

Is this real

Can I get a tumblr history lesson

Tumblr history lesson coming up

alright so its May 30th 2015, and this blog appears out of the blue. It’s a self-proclaimed REAL SJW blog, only they made a point of hating ‘special snowflakes’ aka any gender or sexuality that were not one of the well-known ones. 

They all take the persona of a Sonic character, and at the time of the blog’s creation there were 6: Mods Sonic, Shadow, Amy, Tikal, Tails….and Silver. The blog hadn’t been active for 24 hours before Mod Silver allegedly closed the ask box. As you can see from the rules page at the time, this was a clear violation of the rules:

The other mods were displeased, in particular Mod Amy who ignored his stated reasons for doing so and furiously demanded that he contact her on skype.

Mod Silver was promptly removed from the blog for his first offence, however not before the blog’s followers took note of another rule on the list: Be kind to Mod Silver.

The tumblr masses became angry at Mod Amy’s hypocrisy and called for her to be removed from the blog, starting the trends #IStandWithModSilver and #DownWithModAmy. She responded by saying she had done nothing wrong by disobeying the Mod Silver rule as the rules had been updated after his removal:

This only made Mod Silver sympathizers angrier, increasing the pressure on Mod Amy. The whole thing upset Mods Tails and Tikal greatly, with Mod Tails trying to stand up for Mod Silver and Mod Tikal refusing to pick a side.

At the end of the day, the blog had 10,000 followers, and both Mod Amy and Mod Sonic confirmed that Mod Silver was gone for good. 

BUT WE AREN’T DONE.

The very next day, Mod Tails resigned after alleged harassment by Mod Amy.  Mod Sonic then revealed that he and Mod Amy had been dating in secret. Mod Knuckles was recruited, hoping to be a peacemaker of sorts, and became the only Mod with the authority to change the rules. Later the same day, Mod Tikal was banned from the blog after labeling herself a demigirl, which violated the ‘special snowflake’ rule:

On June 1st, Mod Sally joined the blog, but it simply made things worse as Mod Amy immediately suspected that Mod Sonic might have feelings for them. This caused an argument between the three, with Mod Shadow helping to stir up dust by making posts about Mod Sonic’s supposed crush. Knowing he was likely going to be banned, Mod Shadow then made his final post:

Mod Sonic replied the next day confirming Mod Shadow’s removal. He then changed his name to Mod Super Sonic, and removed Mod Knuckles from the Mod List without warning for a violation of the rules (debated below):

After which Mod Sally resigned, unwilling to put up with all the drama. Mod Amy was then unexpectedly banned by Mod Sonic, who had once again changed his name:

Mod Sonic was now the only Mod left, and nobody knew what he would do next. The answer turned out to be… nothing, as 6 days of inactivity was a violation of the rules, and he left the blog. The story get less interesting from here.

Mods Silver and Shadow returned to the blog alongside new Mods Blaze, Classic Sonic, and Classic Amy (both of which claimed not to be the originals). After a kerfuffle involving Mod Shadow claiming that Mod Silver encouraged hate of Mod Amy (which he then took back), Mods Classic Sonic and Classic Amy were removed for inactivity.

FAST FORWARD TO AUGUST 2016, Mod Shadow became angry when a new Mod refused to pick a Sonic character for the blog, instead choosing Nagito Komaeda from Dangan Ronpa 2. They began arguing immediately:

Since then, the blog has changed its theme to include Dangan Ronpa characters rather than Sonic ones, thought their URL remains the same. PLEASE look up screenshots, there are way more than the ones I included, but this post is long enough already. So ends the tale of Sonic For Real Justice, as I remember it

Say it with me kids

Words are not oppressive. It’s your choice to be offended by them & give them power. Stop being a pussy.

oh lets listen to the guy pretending to be waluigi on the internet they seem to clearly be rational and smart, much like i know waluigi to be

Yeah me having a waluigi themed account clearly negates my ability to have a fucking valid opinion. Ok.

You shouldn’t have let his words have the power to upset you, Waluigi

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me, as my bad disobedient fingers refuse to type “homesick” and immediately default to “homestuck”: this is disgraceful

does anyone remember what site people used to play dangan ronpa mafia on

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HELLO FRIENDS. especially those of you who live in the Twin Cities. One of my coworkers is moving to mpls to get her mfa at umn, i’m very happy for her because she will be doing fun cool writing stuff instead of like, writing excel formulas and press releases. do any of you guys have recommendations for:

- neighborhoods / places to live

- part-time jobs - she gets a stipend for teaching but is looking for an additional job, ideally with a nonprofit/community organization