July152012
“One day I will find the right words, and they will be simple.” Jack Kerouac, Dharma Bums
July142012

All About Male Privilege: ladyatheist: I’m getting real sick of this “if you just spoon feed me...

ladyatheist:

I’m getting real sick of this “if you just spoon feed me information in the nicest way possible and then I’ll understand” mentality that persists among the white people of Tumblr. Guess what? I’ve tried that mess before and it doesn’t work! I’ve given multiple paragraph answers…

(Source: brashblacknonbeliever, via all-about-male-privilege)

July132012

aboutmaleprivilege:

Male privilege is not having people assume you make more money than your partner. It’s when you go to make a joint purchase and the salesperson says, “Oh, he’s buying you a new TV. Lucky girl!” My mom makes about twice as much money as my dad, they’ve been married for 26 years and obviously have a shared bank account, but people always still seem to think it’s “his” money. 

Male privilege is when people assume you are capable of being financially responsible. 

(Source: all-about-male-privilege)

July122012

aboutmaleprivilege:

male: i want a girlfriend who can cook

dudebros: yeah that’s right she better make you some damn good sandwiches and shit

female: i want a boyfriend who can cook

dudebros: damn bitch make your own sandwiches we’re not fuckin’ superman

(Source: all-about-male-privilege)

July112012
abloodymess: reagancharlescook: It never occurred to me to browse through the credits of Ridley Scott’s 1979 film Alien, to find out who was underneath the monstrous black mask. The man was Bolanji Badejo, a 7ft tall Nigerian design student picked up from a bar in West London to fill the title role.  He worked on the film for 4 months. Spending every day wrapped in a suffocating custom fitted rubber suit, working to exude a presence of pure evil. Despite his incredible contribution to the film’s success Badejo never received any publicity for his involvement. Ultimately, it would be his only film role. Here is some test footage of Badejo in an alien suit. Even as simple test footage it is still creepy.  So awesome.

abloodymess:

reagancharlescook:

It never occurred to me to browse through the credits of Ridley Scott’s 1979 film Alien, to find out who was underneath the monstrous black mask.

The man was Bolanji Badejo, a 7ft tall Nigerian design student picked up from a bar in West London to fill the title role.  He worked on the film for 4 months. Spending every day wrapped in a suffocating custom fitted rubber suit, working to exude a presence of pure evil.

Despite his incredible contribution to the film’s success Badejo never received any publicity for his involvement. Ultimately, it would be his only film role.

Here is some test footage of Badejo in an alien suit. Even as simple test footage it is still creepy. 

So awesome.

(Source: reagancharlescook, via hitlers-pubes)
June292012
does anyone else find it absolutely pathetic that a computer program can recognize this, but some humans can’t?


does anyone else find it absolutely pathetic that a computer program can recognize this, but some humans can’t?

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June32012

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11AM

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May162012

johnishate:

dercreepmeiser:

bluetampon:

Welcome to North Florida.

fuck

read this in the most hick accent.

Oh man

(Source: damnthatswhack)
May82012
“People will never stop asking you if you’re eventually going to go to college. And unless you’re clairvoyant, you will never be able to answer this question, which doesn’t stop people from asking it all the time. No matter what you’re deciding to do with your life, your answer will never seem good enough for some people. You have to learn to mentally flip the bird to them as you respond with something light and pithy, like, “Oh, who knows! Maybe one day.” These are the same people that will eventually plague your life with questions like, “When are you going to get married?” or “Don’t you want to have a baby?” What they’re really asking is, “So where exactly do you fit into this framework of social acceptance that I have bought into?” They are judging you by their own standards, and you shouldn’t be made to feel inferior as a result of not conforming to them. Even with a college degree, you’ll never know how things are going to turn out for you.” Rookie » Skipping School

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