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

May 12

Oh god I need to share this with the world

kewilom:
No words neeeded

what studying languages is like

latin: words like 'yes' and 'no' aren't important. memorize these 3000 different ways to talk about killing people though because you will use them
greek: hello naughty students it's participle time
egyptian: ancient pictionary
french: pronouncing every letter is for chumps
german: let's combine every other word together to create the U L T I M A T E F R A N K E N W O R D
mandarin: lol whats a verb tense
spanish: LOL WHAT ISN'T A VERB TENSE

manofmer:
thegayteen:
That vaguely flirtatious vibe you have with all your single gay friends
This is a real thing
its this constant air of like “i’d be down if you were down but i’m not going to pursue it and neither are you so lets just lowkey flirt all the time”

(via princehal9000)

smitethepatriarchy:

bemusedlybespectacled:
sourcedumal:
lucyaudley:
smitethepatriarchy:
prokopetz:
It always gets me when MRAs bring up the draft as an example of discrimination against men. Yes, it’s true that no woman in America has ever been subject to conscription in times of war; however, being that the most recent draft was in 1973, most likely neither have you. If you get to drag up stuff that happened before you were born, so does everybody else - and I’m pretty sure the ladies are going to win that particular game of misery poker.
BAM.
Also, considering the draft was voted into law by Congress in 1940 but the first woman was elected to Congress in 1973, men only have themselves to blame. We didn’t decide the rules of the draft. They did.
welp
Actually, the first woman was elected to Congress in 1916 and was in office in 1940. Her name was Jeanette Rankin.
She was also a lifelong pacifist. She opposed every declaration of war bll that crossed her desk, and her vote was the only one against the proposal to go to war with Japan, because “As a woman I can’t go to war, and I refuse to send anyone else.”
The men in Congress demanded she changed her vote and she refused. She was attacked by an angry mob and maligned in the press.
BAM.

(via academicfeminist)

vicioussuggestion:

am i bitter? yes. but do i try to move on and let go of past anger? well, actually, no

(via academicfeminist)

nornomaneverloved:

This grad cap my friend Nicole and I made for her graduation @linmanuel. We worked really hard on it and it would mean so much for everyone to try and get lin to see it!

(via cthulhu-with-a-fez)

mysharona1987:

Um, I’d strip in front of everyone I’d ever met, including my family priest, for 100k a night.

(via thepainofthesass)

marysburgerbackpack:

beardednegro:
Previously, I’d only seen the first two panels and assumed it was the complete comic.
This version is much better.
omg it’s so much better with the conclusion

(via littlestartopaz)

devipotato:

as a general rule if you see some “cool trick” on the internet that involves combining chlorine of any form (including bleach or tablets) with anything else, you shouldn’t do it because they are almost definitely trying to seriously hurt or kill people who don’t know any better. things like mixing bleach with other “household cleaning supplies” are especially huge red flags–it sounds harmless, but the chemicals in these things react to create extremely toxic gas, or worse
stuff like that almost universally comes from places like 4chan where it’s fun and cool to misinform people in the most dangerous possible ways, and it’s nothing short of evil that people use something as incredible as the internet to literally kill strangers for no reason

(via littlestartopaz)

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