"okay, but are you a nonbinary woman or a nonbinary man" im going to nonbury you in a fucking hole.
"What's in your pants?" A knife.

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"okay, but are you a nonbinary woman or a nonbinary man" im going to nonbury you in a fucking hole.
"What's in your pants?" A knife.

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Black ppl deserve to feel safe and welcomed on the internet, on fandoms on whatever community or hobbies they want without having to deal with antiblack racist attacks, microaggressions or enablers of antiblackness . And if u genuinely consider urself to be left leaning or an ally or woke you should do and try to unlearn the colorism, texturism , eurocentrism and antiblackness
Holy shit guys I just duck duck went Moby Dick and THE LOGO TURNED INTO AN UNHOLY HYBRID BETWEEN A DUCK AND A WHITE WHALE????
I can't get over DuckDuckWent as a past tense of using duckduckgo as a verb. Like yes youre right BUT
Fun fact! If you duck duck went vocaloids, they have icons too
holy fuck there's more of them?
They also do it when you search Linux
Paintβn studies I did on my Wii U gamepad earlier in the year.
on your what
some people act like its so embarassing to be into fandom as a woman in your 40s and 50s but suddenly embrace it when a 60 year old lady is really into spirk or whatever... its weird. realistically all the people who wrote those pillars-of-the-community masterworks in the 2000s are floating around someone in that age bracket now...... same goes for all of those who kept this or that show on air in the 90s, running forums like the navy... not to mention all the women who discovered this stuff late and are experiencing a new lease of life. how can u not find that kind of beautiful? i support u, middle-aged women of tumblr and ao3....
My theory is that this happens because people (specially younger folk, which in my experience are the folk who think like this the most), project like crazy, so women in their 40~50s gives this vague feeling of 'what if my mom was on tumblr' vs 'what if my grannie'.
It's a very mainstream thought nowadays: grandmas doing wacky stuff mean's she's a cool old lady living her life to the fullest, mom's doing wacky stuff is 'ew, stop embarrassing me'.
They are all living their life to the fullest, tho.
People who cannot deal with that will have a sad road ahead because we are all heading to our 40s and 50s and 60s (hopefully), so have fun, and stay wacky!

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Those two Pagliacci tweets always fucking send me
[Yes, I had to do it. Yes, all the voices are me. Lyrics under the cut.]
Keep reading
I wish I could fear, because I know Iβm supposed to fear this, but Iβm kinda into it.
Wow ok lyrics are no longer below the cut so Iβm just gonna-
Kermit: itβs the muppets show!
Female Chorus:
Itβs time to burn the incense,
Itβs time to slay the sheep,
Itβs time to wake the muppets from a thousand years of sleep!
Male Chorus:
Itβs time to raze existence,
Itβs time to banish light,
Itβs time to call the void in on the muppets show tonight!
Statlor: So tell us, whereβs your god now?
Waldorf: I guess youβll never know
Statlor: your life becomes a torture
Both: when we begin the show!
Chorus: And now letβs get things started!
Audience: Why donβt you get things started?
Kermit: Itβs time to get things started,
All:
On the aberrational, no-salvational, incantational, muppetational,
This will be your final muppets show!
I've never met anyone who's issues with transgender people couldn't be solved by minding their own business.
red dead and beyond
bed bath redemption

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Beautiful stop motion animation by CliffCreativity
The Magic Circle (1886) by John William Waterhouse
here's the image without the screenshot
i did a deep dive on the actual source and here it is!
Life Magazine, 30 November 1916, vol. 68 no. 1779, page 936. Available online here at the HathiTrust:
sorry but this was also in the document and
Iβm glad that OP:
1) Figured this out.
2) Shared so others can learn from their mistake.
shoutout to the most unhelpful reminder ive ever put into my phone

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So, you've been on the Internet for a bit longer than me, and it sounds like you've used your full name as your net-facing identity for a good part of it. One thing heavily instilled in me as a child is that I should watch what I post online, since employers may find it (and do still remember how awkward it was to get called into a supervisor's office and shown a series of my inadvisable Facebook posts that said supervisor did not have direct access to). But right now I'm starting to get tired of juggling pseudonyms and taking care to remember who knows which of my identities link to each other. And seeing you post about furry dicks and whatnot under your legal name seems like it's rather liberating in comparison. Which brings me to my actual question: have you experienced (or suspected you've experienced) any employment-related downsides to such openness online, particularly in IT?
Honestly, if I wasn't a published author, I probably wouldn't be posting under my real name, either. I wouldn't recommend it in general; I'm in a position of considerable privilege employment-wise because I happen to be operationally indispensable to some fairly critically placed systems, so I can basically do whatever I want online short of openly committing felonies without any consequences. Most people don't have that luxury!
This you?
I'm neither furry nor Nebraskan enough to be that guy.
In a meeting today a PhD physicist whom I respect very much pronounced "leeward" like "lee-ward" instead of how it's actually pronounced ("loo-ard") and I had to psychically fight off the spirit of my New England Fisherman grandfather from correcting his pronunciation in front of like three VP's.
Dr. Plasmaphysik: carbon dust tends to accumulate on the lee-ward sides of protrusions in the plasma vesselβ
The spirit of Grandpa Mechanical:
I'm pretty sure it's only pronounced "loo-ard" in explicitly naval contexts (the same way "windward" becomes "win-ard", and in the same tradition as other naval shortenings like "boat-swain" becoming "bos'n" or "forecastle" becoming "fo'c's'le").
If you're just generally talking about things in the lee (i.e. sheltered from the wind) direction, as in the Leeward Islands, it's "li-ward".
So if Dr. Plasmaphysik was talking about a "plasma vessel" as in, like, a tokomak, "lee-ward" was correct, but if he was talking about something like a blood-powered sailing ship then "loo-ard" would've been preferred.