March 2012
voldy92:
my concept of the progression of time stopped in like 2000
like when I see a movie that was filmed in 1995 I’m like oh that was only like 5 years ago
then I realize it was actually 17
Free Ride! Meet the Companies That Don't Even... →
stfuhypocrisy:
Need something to kickstart your American Spring protest? Consider that big corporations are happy to take our tax dollars — while finding new ways to skip out on Uncle Sam.
March 22, 2012 |
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But increasingly, the biggest punchline of all is a growing breed of firms that are classified as “non-taxable.” That’s right. These firms pay zilch....
The shortest horror story ever:
President Santorum.
how far that story goes: I want to know what... →
theworldweare:
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sunandsilks:
Yu Yu Hakusho was, as a matter of fact! This list makes me feel really old, though.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I was like… ten, yelling about how Spuffy was superior to Bangel… yup.
Disney’s Aladdin. I fangirled Iago - who is basically Tyrion in parrot form. Go...
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Human beings took our animal need for palatable food … and turned it into...
– Greta Christina (Sex and the Off-Label Use of Our Bodies) (via metatheatre, sexisnottheenemy) (via paintupurple) (via nancaia) (via moniquill) (via littlegoldenapple) (via succulentsaskie) (via bebinn) (via politicalcanuck) (via danikathelesbrarian) (via lesbianoutlaw) (via bubonickitten) (via...
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I'm having a hard time trying to decide which I...
Both seem to turn people into the walking dead.
Tonight I just want to burn all the flags and say as many blasphemous and offensive things as I can think of.
This is the best I can do at the moment:
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There are times in life when people must know when not to let go. Balloons are...
– Terry Pratchett (via amandaonwriting)
New favorite quote.
jdoggetts:
tribute to scully’s derp face
It’s snowing. Wtf, WV.
Fat and the Ivy: Some things I don't understand →
Why is it accepted that some people who eat a ton of food can stay thin, but not accepted that some people who eat a small amount of food can be fat?
Since thin people get diabetes, heart disease and high blood pressure, why is becoming thin suggested as a cure?
Why bother using BMI as a substitute for metabolic health measures when we can easily test metabolic health measures?
Doctors treat...
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