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Eighth Grade (2018) Directed by Bo Burnham

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Itâs stupid. I had a plan. We were gonnaâ go somewhere together. We were in a car, driving really fast. Someone was chasing us, I donât know who. It felt like an escape. I was just laughing and I had this huge smile on my face, it hurt that it was so big. We were just two people looking out for each other. Itâs stupid.
MANIAC (2018) directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga
Put your head down. Itâs not about you. If you want to go into journalism because you want to be popular, forget it. Youâre in the wrong thing â go be an actress, or a singer, you know, go do something else. We are in a service job. Our job is to help people. Our job is to help people with good information. And we make mistakes doing that all the time. ⌠Itâs not like thereâs one answer. Itâs not two plus two equals four. It requires judgment. Nobody comes out of [journalism] school knowing how to be a journalist. Nobody. Not me, not anybody. Itâs about the mistakes you make that teach you how to be better. And itâs about the judgment that eventually you glean, that you get, that makes you better.
Ann Curryâs advice for young journalistsÂ
Ann Curry On Journalism, Her PBS Series And Working On The âTodayâ Show
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â Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind (2004) Clementine:Â Iâm always anxious, thinking Iâm not living my life to the fullest, taking advantage of every possibility, make sure Iâm not wasting one second of the little time I have.

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This teacher battled his student in a talent showâŚ.teacher was WAVYYYY
Teacher hit the first move and I knew it was curtains
Different!!! Who is that!!!
Legends only
Reblog for wholesome good luck
(via The Superweirdo Behind âThor: Ragnarokâ - The New York Times)
if anyone ever tells you that english isnât ridiculous remember that the reason why we have a silent b in debt is because a group of guys got together to standardise english spelling and got to the word debt, which at the time was primarily spelled either âdettâ or âdetâ. so they basically went:
âeveryone speaks latin, right? so letâs put a silent b in debt. like debitum, which is latin for debt. problem solved.â
also the reason why there is a h in ghost is because when the printing press first came to england the only people trained to operate it were flemmish speaking, and they put a h after g because thatâs what you do in flemmish. they put shit like ghirl and ghoose, but the only reason why ghost stuck is because people saw âthe holy ghostâ in the bible and were like âwell, that MUST be rightâ.
so yeah english is a really stupid language with some of the most ridiculous spelling
Anyone telling you that English isnât a bullshit Frankenstein language is lying.
English mugs other languages in dark alleys and rifles through their pockets for spare vocabulary. Pass it on.
Why Mormons Should Abandon the Republican Party
1. Mormon Doctrine supports liberal ideals
 This scripture here (verses 16-23) but to sum it up: Perhaps thou shalt say: The man has brought upon himself his misery; therefore I will stay my hand, and will not give unto him of my food, nor impart unto him of my substance that he may not suffer, for his punishments are justâ18 But I say unto you, O man, whosoever doeth this the same hath great cause to repent; and except he repenteth of that which he hath done he perisheth forever, and hath no interest in the kingdom of God.
This is literally almost word for word a republican argument, which a book of mormon prophet said believing in is a one way ticket to hell. King Benjamin is 100% for social programs and eliminating poverty sorry I didnât make the rules
2. Historically, Mormons have been a systematically oppressed minority and therefore should understand the struggle.
It was legal to kill a mormon in the state of Missouri, and in the process of driving them out of the state Missouri mobs raped mormon women and children and shot and killed men, women and children alike. The law was only officially redacted in 1975
Mormons were considered non-white by most white Americans of the time-no Iâm not kidding. It was said:Â âThe yellow, sunken, cadaverous visage; the greenish-colored eyes; the thick, protuberant lips; the low forehead; the light, yellowish hair; and the lank, angular person, constitute an appearance so characteristic of the new race.â (none of this was true obv) They were grouped with other nonwhite groups in political cartoons in an attempt to dehumanize them to justify systematic discrimination.Â
Mormons were banned from voting first in Missouri by the state government, then in Utah from the Federal Government. They were banned from public office.
So. Mormons as a whole should be fighting for the rights and safety of all minority groups instead of reveling in their current status as traditional white americans.
3. Up until recently the mormon church was extremely progressive and fairly antipatriotic
Joseph Smith believed the US was on a fast track to hell. The mormons moved west to Utah before the US purchased the western states specifically to leave the US. When Utah became a us state they were annoyed, actually.Â
In the early days of the church black members were fully fledged members, with callings and authority and the lot. They refused to comply with Missouri laws regarding the return of escaped slaves, and this was a huge component of their expulsion from the state.Â
Women held leadership positions and preached publically in the 1800â˛s. Utah was the 2nd state in the US to give women the right to vote.Â
4. The Republican Partyâs main campaign in the 1800â˛s was to dismantle the Mormon Church
Thereâs nothing more to say on this one.
In short, Iâd like to give a middle finger to everyone who ever told me I canât be a democrat and a mormon.Â
Reblog to piss off my Fox loving mormon grandpa
@gingahninjah agree. Iâd love the sources for the historical stuff if anyone has them. I know from having discussions with others about this kind of thing that without sources from the right sources, any insinuation that we should be anything but Republican might be dismissed as satanâs counterfeit of the truth or people outside the church trying to tell tje church how to be. Which is of course easily dismissed.
But yes, I do wholeheartedly agree with all of the above. Especially when it comes to loving the poor and minorities, we should know better. I think there is a tendency (a very human tendency not exclusive to LDS people) to get out of abusive situations and have a hard time not becoming abusive ourselves. I think remnants of this are what we see among portions of church members today. When we had been abused in early church history, being exclusionary and weary of strangers was safe. That is no longer the case. Now the xenophobia is a false tradition of our fathers, which needs to be unlearned and replaced with the loving gospel of Jesus Christ. And even back in the day, despite the abuse in early history, it was never ok to mistreat strangers. Jesus taught to love even those who hate you.
Iâd love to have more discussion on these things throughout the church. I love the gospel, and I love people, and it makes me sad when people I love are made to feel like they donât have a place in the gospel. I donât even always do a good job of being loving in the right ways to make people feel welcome, but I want to be better. And I want to be absolutely clear about the fact that although I offer thoughts on why people in the church can be exclusive, I am not justifying it or saying it is ok. But if we understand where it comes from, we can maybe find ways to heal and repent.
Iâll totally get sources soon! A lot of this came from my professor who researches this kind of stuff but I didnât write down the source and he hasnât released the PowerPoint yet. But the quote about yellow skin came from hereÂ
Paul Reeve is the authority on nineteenth century views of Mormons as ânon-whiteâ and this presentation is a decent summary of his research. It also covers a lot on early Mormon racial views, although our record even then wasnât perfect and is significantly tarnished by the temple/priesthood ban later placed on black members.
The State of Missouri has a page on Executive Order 44 and its 1975 rescission.
This is a good article from BYU Studies on the 1838 Gallatin election day battle, which started when a Missouri mob tried to prevent Mormons from voting. Under the congressional Edmunds Act, polygamists were prevented from serving on juries, holding public office, and voting, with the clear purpose of suppressing the Mormon vote in Utah territory.Â
Utah gave women the right to vote, after agitation by Mormon women, when it was still a territory in 1870âŚuntil Congress took that right away as part of the Edmunds-Tucker Act in 1887.Â
To be fair, 1800s Republicans and 2000s Republicans have incredibly different political views (doesnât stop them from playing that âParty of Lincolnâ card whenever they can!) but the first Republican party platform in 1856 had a key passage about prohibiting the spread to the territories of âthose twin relics of barbarianismâPolygamy, and Slavery.â Even taking party realignment into account, itâs pretty ridiculous that the most Republican-leaning religious group in America was directly condemned in that partyâs founding documentâand a further reminder that, just as the GOP didnât need us then, we donât need it now. Â

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Almost forgot I tweeted a thing today
From Elder Holland:
âI have heard all my life that it is the young woman who has to assume the responsibility for controlling the limits of intimacy in courtship because a young man cannot. What an unacceptable response to such a serious issue! What kind of man is he? What priesthood or power or strength or self-control does this man have that lets him develop in society, grow to the age of mature accountability, perhaps even pursue a university education and prepare to affect the future of colleagues and kingdoms and the course of the world, but yet does not have the mental capacity or the moral will to say, I will not do that thing. No, this sorry drugstore psychology would have us say, He just canât help himself. His glands have complete control over his life, his mind, his will, his entire future. To say that a young woman in such a relationship has to bear her responsibility and that of the young manâs too is the least fair assertion I can imagine. In most instances if there is sexual transgression, I lay the burden squarely on the shoulders of the young man, for our purposes probably a priesthood bearer, and thatâs where I believe God intended responsibility to be. In saying that I do not excuse young women who exercise no restraint and have not the character or conviction to demand intimacy only in its rightful role. I have had enough experience in Church callings to know that women as well as men can be predatory. But I refuse to buy some young manâs feigned innocence who wants to sin and call it psychology. Indeed, most tragically, it is the young woman who is most often the victim, it is the young woman who most often suffers the greater pain, it is the young woman who most often feels used and abused and terribly unclean. And for that imposed uncleanliness a man will pay, as surely as the sun sets and rivers run to the sea.â (Of Souls, Symbols, and Sacraments, BYU Devotional, 12 Jan 1988)
Carrie Fisher and Meryl Streep
The second girl at least read the book to confirm that it was shit, she even had Capote on deck as backup. Chick 1 is just lazy
Nope. Girl 2 saw that Girl 1â˛s absolutely accurate analysis was being shut down just because it wasnât stated in an intellectual way (in spite of its validity). So Girl 2 reinforced Girl 1â˛s opinions in solidarity and made sure that it was absolutely clear that Girl 1 was factually correct. WITHOUT taking credit for her observations (âkim is rightâ instead of âActually, kimâ) Â
Girls supporting Girls.Â
Girls not letting other girls be treated poorly.
Girls not letting dudes who think that everything written by drug addled cishet white dudes is somehow Edgy and Important shit all over the opinions of girls who are like âNo actually this is incoherent crap written by a manchildâ
Kathleen Kellyâs apartment in Youâve Got Mail
ICONIC
Used to think this is what my adult life would look like.Â
i love this
The second half of this video not only explains the issue with TBBT but also perfectly captures why I donât enjoy a lot of modern adult cartoons with asshole protagonists
Brilliant work.

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This cleared my skin, watered my crops, and cured my depression.