“Women need to stop complaining about being objectified. Men get objectified JUST as much as women do.”
But…but I thought all Muslims were supposed to be barbaric sexists from the Stone Age.
Oh wait.
Love it.
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piercingsbycody pierced Emily’s conch this summer and she came by to upgrade the jewelry to this gorgeous ring from anatometal! This 12g niobium ring is anodized rose gold and features a captive bezel set tanzanite stone. Cody is here until midnight for all your piercing needs! (at The Crypt Tattoo Company)
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a warm-up doodle from my stream. drawing ponies from this angle is hard, but so much fun!
Princess of the night by pepooni
Available as t-shirts, duvet covers at redbubble: http://www.redbubble.com/people/pepooni/works/13473478-princess-luna
Hari Kondabolu is a super funny comedian who also happens to be an amazing human being y’all should check him out.
So cool to see all these words I wrote on Twitter and Facebook being appreciated in one place. Thank you.
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my storytelling final! or, that week i almost went blind cross-hatching!
it’s a couple weeks old at this point, but i’m still proud of it (all that cross-hatching…) even though looking back at it now i can see a ton of flaws or things i just could’ve done better. maybe i’ll redo it one day.
the page colors are kind of wonky because they’re photographs; i didn’t have a scanner big enough for the pages.
hell yeah monster/human friendships
Respect Agender people’s pronouns. Just because they look like a girl, or a boy, does not mean that’s what they are.
Also respect if they would like to be called Male, Female, or other pronouns as well. Just because they like gendered pronouns doesn’t mean they are any less of an Agender person.
Practice using they for ANYONE, until you know their preferred pronouns. Never assume.
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A snippet from an article on Huffington Post about what it means to be working poor.
Pretty spot on…
I got into an argument today with someone who is a landlord, and they were outraged, outraged, to find that their evicted tenants owned an Xbox 360. Never mind that the console was ten years old and worth perhaps $50 on Craigslist, they were outraged that their evicted tenants did not sell it, along with the very clothes on their back, to pay their back rent. I tried to explain to him that when you are $1800 in back rent, $50 isn’t even a dent in that debt. Why bother? Why bother selling that $50 item if it isn’t going to get you any less evicted? If it’s not going to save you, you’ll hold on to it. Money becomes meaningless when you’ll never have enough to hold onto. You just let it flow like water through your hands. It’s all gone anyways, no matter what you do. It was gone before it ever touched you.
The other day I got very mad at someone because their justification of why a family didn’t deserve their council house was because they had decorated the front of their house with xmas lights. DO YOU REALLY KNOW WHAT ITS LIKE TO LIVE WITH NO SMALL PLEASURES AT ALL?!?!? DO YOU REALLY?!?!
This is one of the great end results of capitalism: we treat people as if the only thing they should care about are their mechanical needs but without things to nourish the soul or the capacity to talk about same, we fall apart.
We aren’t meant to be things which sit in blank boxes waiting to be used by our employers. Nothing in nature acts that way. Nothing’s meant to.
The source article: ”This Is Why Poor People’s Bad Decisions Make Perfect Sense”
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