We don’t need to justify ourselves to anyone. We don’t need a reason to be queer. Maybe we were born this way, maybe we weren’t. Maybe sexuality is fluid for some people and not for others. It’s totally irrelevant either way. The message we need to send to heterosexists is not that our sexuality was foisted upon us and that they should be “tolerant” and “understanding”. The message is: our sexuality is perfectly valid and none of your business, we offer you no excuses, and we are never going away.

Social Justice League: Fauxgress Watch: “Born This Way”. (via feminismduh)

Perfect.

(via oberlinsic)


Tags:

#read the whole post #almost all of it is good #(except that one paragraph that basically boils down to) #(‘moral frameworks based on the Ten Commandments and similar dogma are No True Moral Frameworks because they differ too strongly from mine’) #(I’m not saying I *like* those frameworks) #(but they *are* frameworks) #(other than that the post was great)

THE MANLY NAME GENERATOR

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spencer-dub:

This thing was WAY too much fun to code, and I’m happy it has a home on my website now. Go check it out.

20 bonus points for anyone who finds the easter egg (without reading the source), and 200 bonus points for anyone who gets the generator to naturally produce “Beef McBeefBeef”.

Also, if you feel like donating to pay for hosting, that’d be rad, but entirely optional.

Credit where credit is due: I definitely would not have made this if not for pervocracy’s awesome lampooning of 50 Shades of Grey, in which he refers to Christian Grey with names such as this one. Thanks, Cliff.

Punch VanderCrunch! Smash McFistBody!
Dick Van…VanderJaw?

Oh well, still awesome/hilarious.


Tags:

#anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog #awesome #duuuuude #(in multiple senses of the term)

stillfuckingup:

 

carnotaurus-sassytrei:

I stared at this for a few seconds but once I got it, I chuckled.

 

baconmoose:

SIGH.

 

dustthatwasacity:

#my sediments exactly

 

patrickat:

Don’t take puns for granite.

 

osheamobile:

These jokes just keep getting boulder.

 

sharoncarter:

i don’t know, they’re kind of a lode of schist.

 

willow-wanderings:

Now, now, there’s no need to get all butte hurt, lets just take a steppe back


Tags:

#puns #geology

outofcontextdnd:

“Oh my God, Thera! You can’t just ask people why they’re made of diamond!”

-The half elf to the druid who had just asked a construct why he had a diamond arm.


Tags:

#Mean Girls #anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog

Oregon trail

outofcontextdnd:

Barbarian: I’m just saying, if the game was more like the old dos games back in the day, we’d move a lot faster.

GM: Alright, we can do that. Roll a d20.

Barbarian: *rolls* 13.

Gm: Congrats! you have died of dysentery.


Tags:

#Oregon Trail #anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog #(though Oregon Trail is in that uncomfortable place) #(where I was just old enough to remember *that* I experienced it) #(but not old enough to remember anything *about* the experience) #(not a pleasant feeling that) #(but in any case I’ve heard enough second-hand dysentery jokes to get this one)

cosmic-llin asked: You are invited to share five facts about yourself and then copy and send this to 10 of your favourite followers.

1. When my laptop became incapable of supporting its own monitor’s weight, I made a harness for it out of a loop of string and a keychain loop. The keychain loop is to make it adjustable: I can make the string shorter or longer (tilting the monitor forward or back) by winding more or less of it into the keychain loop. The harness won’t stop it from slamming shut if you tilt the laptop too far forward, but mostly it works pretty well.

2. I am enjoying having a hematine ring again way too much. You see, hematine is magnetic, and the aforementioned keychain loop is attracted to magnets. Thus, I’ve ended up playing around with that a lot. I’ve also been discovering just how many everyday objects respond to magnets. (Unfortunately, metal spoons are heavy enough that you can’t actually lift them with the power of a single magnetic ring.)

3. I am a Jew born on Sunday, and am therefore free to choose my own destiny. Yay loopholes! …oh god, maybe being born a Jew on Sunday destines you to enjoy playing Hunt the Loophole.

4. I don’t really like cake, and outright hate frosting. For about as long as I’ve been old enough to have major input into the decision, my birthday cakes have been made of ice cream, brownies, or both.

5. I have an entire bookcase filled with the products of the many, many art workshops I’ve participated in over the years. (Okay, so it’s a fairly small bookshelf: seven shelves, but each only 12” by 9”. And a couple of the things on it are dolls and other things I didn’t make. But it is full, and almost all with my art.)


Tags:

#meme #if you’re confused by 3 #the Monday’s Child rhyme doesn’t say anything about Sunday #only the Sabbath day #and that’s not the same thing #oh look an original post

charybdiss:

Please watch this I’m in tears

I actually have heard of people (who don’t live in commercials) throwing big menarche parties, of varying levels of embarrassment.

My family didn’t do anything this big, but I did get a necklace and a trip to Olive Garden (I chose the restaurant) for my menarche.


Tags:

#menstruation #anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog #for a while I wore the necklace during (and only during) periods #but then the string broke #and we haven’t gotten around to fixing it yet

bisexualzuko:

nonomella:

here are some excerpts from my thanksgiving lesson. once class just couldn’t let the whole squanto thing go. it was not a particularly productive lesson.

it’s six months from thanksgiving but this post never gets old
is squanto a chinese curse word or something


Tags:

#Thanksgiving #anything that makes me laugh this much deserves a reblog #may or may not have reblogged this before

coeur-de-porcelaine:

pansexualpagan:

kaylamariesmiley:

toenail-fister:

daigonite:

lucifers-lycan:

sizvideos:

Mila Kunis Against Men Saying “We Are Pregnant” – Video

What the fuck is this bullshit and why was it recommended for me?

It’s not like men are involved in the creation of the baby or anything.

I mean shit, I understand that pregnancy is an extremely strenuous thing on the woman, but that doesn’t mean that a dude can’t be proud of the fact that he’s going to be a father.

Hmm. Weird how someone would want to be considered a part of the pregnancy…
There goes all of my respect for Mila Kunis.

My goodness, women like this have some fucking nerve. Good luck Ashton.

Please stop.

Pregnancy is a very dangerous time for cis-women. Until cis-men are capable of nine months of pain without the ability to take painkillers, followed by hours of one of the most painful experiences a human can undergo, I agree with Mila Kunis. It is your child. Not your pregnancy. You don’t get a fucking medal for sticking your dick inside someone and impregnating them, you get a child. So no, you don’t need a fucking spotlight highlighting your months of work and pain and the fact that you can potentially die trying to bring life into the world when you have not undergone any of the physical effort.

Things you can expect during pregnancy: Anemia, urinary tract infections, constipation, mental health conditions including intense depression, hyperemesis gravidarm (basically when persistent vomiting is more than just morning sickness and requires hospitalization). Not to mention there are dozens of infections that can cause serious problems. (x) (x)

Oh and the fact that 20% of pregnancies end in miscarriages which obviously requires hospitalization for the pregnant woman and causes a lot of emotional trauma.

Or that you can’t consume alcohol, most types of fish, you can’t expose yourself to hot water (or any heat, really), or get an x-ray. You cannot eat lunch meats, raw sprouts (radishes, alfalfa, etc.), soft cheeses, anything unpasteurized is out, as are foods with raw or undercooked eggs. And caffeine can lead to miscarriages, so say goodbye to coffee, teas, and chocolate. (x) (x) (x)

About 2 million pregnancy losses occur annually in the U.S.; 6 million babies are born. 25% of pregnancies are lost.

14.5% of pregnant women will experience at least one pregnancy complication.

11% of women are diagnosed with post partum depression.

(x)

800 women die because of pregnancy-related problems in the U.S. annually. (x)

Labor can last for 36 hours or more. You’re in a room full of strangers, who are all seeing your vagina, your blood, your shit, your piss, and your agony. It’s common for tearing to occur during the delivery (x) and after the baby is born you still have to deliver the placenta (essentially an organ).

Pregnancy is terrifying, dangerous, and uncomfortable. None of you have the right to shit on Mila Kunis for telling the truth: You do not deserve the spotlight of your wife’s pregnancy. So get over yourselves. Yes, the father CAN be proud, and he should be. But it’s not his pregnancy. He is not the one who will endure it.

It is not weird that someone would want to be involved in their wife’s pregnancy. It is weird that you have the fucking nerve to lose respect for someone reminding you that the father is not the pregnant one in the picture.

So please, stop.

Today in male entitlement: now women ”have some nerve” if they remind men that they are not, in fact, the pregnant ones. 

Okay, so fathers are allowed and even pressured to feel proud. How then should they express this pride? “My wife and I are having a baby” is forbidden (see first GIF), so what’s permitted?


Tags:

#feminism #I’m willing to go along with the rules of the social-justice subculture #but I need to know what the rules *are* before I can follow them #let alone warn other people that they’re breaking them


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