Rise Up, Oh Heart, For There is Another Battle to Win

Mar 02

lyricalxacrobat:
Deadass
whoop, there it is.

sodomquake:
robowolves:
trimcoast:
orangemuses:
I love this post so much
my hand slipped
with their new hit song, “Randomly Searching 4 U”
I am re-reblogging just because that was so good
I think this one’s an Always Reblog, because the picture, the illustration, and the song title are just too damn perfect together.

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directordanic:

superlockedhogwartianinthetardis:
keepcalm-andpartyyon:
A comma splice walks into a bar, it has a drink and then leaves.
A question mark walks into a bar?
Two quotation marks “Walk into” a bar.
A gerund and an infinitive walk into a bar, drinking to drink.
The bar was walked into by a passive voice.
Three intransitive verbs walk into a bar. They sit. They drink. They leave.
THANKS FOR TEACHING ME THINGS THAT ENGLISH CLASS HAS FAILED TO ACKNOWLEDGE
More, please.

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serenadestrong:

pinstripesuit:
Jupiter Ascending: settle for nothing less than a werewolf space angel who gifts you flying rollerblades and treats you like a fucking queen
If life hands you a werewolf space angel, grab onto that puppy with both hands and don’t let go

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crownkind:

diedeadied:
ATTENTION: BPD DOES NOT STAND FOR BIPOLAR DISORDER
really important! BPD is borderline personality disorder. the acronym for bipolar disorder is BD.
other acronyms that get confused: DPD (depersonalization disorder) and DID (disassociatve identity disorder), among others. educating yourself about mental illness is so important and really helps prevent mistakes like this!

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perks-of-being-tatiana-maslany:

caterjunes:
“can i come in?”
“i don’t know, can you?”
cursing quietly, the vampire backed away, foiled yet again by the english teacher’s pedantry

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strangenewclassrooms:

frank-e-does-audio:
talk-nerdy-to-me-thyla:
Wow I never knew this
I didn’t know this stuff either, and feel like that’s a good thing. Like this is what allies should be doing. Not taking parts and awards and saying how they should have or could have gone to the person that should have it. Also, one shouldn’t be yapping about it for credit all the time. You just do the shit because the shit is right.
The Original Series people weren’t fucking around.
I mean, let’s talk about this. TOS premiered in 1966. So that is during a) the Cold War b) the Civil Rights Movement and c) not all that long after WWII (and—importantly for this discussion—Japanese Internment)
Not only did they have a) a Russian on the bridge, b) a Black WOMAN as communications officer and c) a Japanese bridge officer (the actor playing whom was in a interment camp as a child.) But they also did episodes which specifically dealt with racism, prejudices, current events.
HELL, friggen MARTIN LUTHER KING JR. told Nichelle Nichols to stay on the show because it was so important for the Civil Rights movement. That this show showed a future when the movement was over. When Black people had achieved equality with their white peers. ALSO IT HAD THE FIRST INTERRACIAL KISS ON TV. And Shatner and Nichols deliberately ruined all the alternate takes where the kiss didn’t happen so that the producers were forced to air the kiss.
Whoppi Goldberg saw Nichelle Nichols on screen for the first time and went screaming to her mother about how there was a Black lady on tv who wasn’t a maid. And this is one of the pivotal moments that made her want to act.
Gene Roddenburry knew what he was doing. And he picked all the right people to play the parts in this.

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redtemplr:

mystery of the universe #218: how the mcu fandom somehow interprets steve rogers as an innocent child who’s never heard people curse before despite the fact that he grew up in brooklyn and served in the army

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