Twice to-Ennien, four times the crazy.

Sorry but I got sick of scrolling through the notes on this on desktop and seeing all the red usernames marked by shinigami eyes reblogging this.

A topic that would come up, not exactly often, but regularly enough to be noticeable, was "who is it we should be restricting from voting?" Popular responses included: dual citizens; citizens who live abroad; citizens who were born to immigrant parents; citizens who didn't pay income taxes; citizens who hadn't served in the military; Muslims; and, of course, women.

Two little things that made this even more interesting. One, it was never the actual bloggers who prompted it. I never saw a post titled "How To Improve Our Electorate By Restricting Voting." It always arose spontaneously in the comments section. Two, I never saw anybody push back. Not once did a commenter say "guys, is it really okay to stop people from voting because we don't agree with their politics?" It was always completely explicit: we have to do this because those demographics vote Democrat.

Which says so much about how utterly mainstream and widely accepted this position is in red states.

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Ground News - Somali Referee Denied US Entry Before World Cup

He carries a DIPLOMATIC PASSPORT.

Fuck Trump. Fuck ICE. Fuck everything about this. 

i don't know the etiquette for posting other peoples tiktoks but the delivery of this punchline hit me like a FUCKING TRUCK please

Employee: Hey boss, can I ask you a question real quick?

Boss: I don't pay you to ask questions, I pay you to take the orders and deliver the pizza.

Employee: That's the thing, I got this weird order just now, from these four guys with long Italian names. They wanted a cheese, a pepperoni, a veggie, and I quote 'the weirdest combination of things you can possibly imagine.' But the address they gave me was a manhole cover.

Boss: Just a random manhole cover?

Employee: No, no, a specific one.

Boss: Oh, okay. What's the problem, then?

Employee: It's just that a few minutes later, I got another order from guys with, I'm pretty sure, just the same long Italian names but shortened, and they also wanted a cheese, a pepperoni, a veggie, and-

Boss: -the weirdest combination of things you could possibly imagine.

Employee: Exactly. But the address this time was the building next to the manhole cover.

Boss: That's quite a coincidence.

Employee: Is it? Cause on both calls there was a lot of chit-chat in the background, and I think that one of the guys was worried that we wouldn't deliver to a manhole cover.

Boss: That's ridiculous. We're a pizza shop in New York, of course we deliver to manhole covers.

Employee: Do you think I should bring both orders, or bank on it being the same one?

Employee 2 (E2): Hey, are you guys talking about the manhole boys on 35th?

E1: That's the one!

E2: Okay. What you're gonna want to do is bring both orders to that general area, and some guys in trench coats will take it off your hands.

Boss: Please don't give our pizzas to just random people in trench coats.

E2: Nah, it's them. Trust me, I know these guys.

Boss: You do? What's their deal?

E2: Eh, it's complicated.

Boss: Sum it up in four words.

It’s been years. I can tell whom is in the kitchen blindly by taste at this point.

…I…

Oh god

Oh my god

This isn’t a competition, not really

They figured out a way to get me to come eat here regularly

Morning Glory Pendant-Brooch

Marcus & Co., American

1900’s

The petals and leaves applied with various colors of plique-à-jour enamel, the branches applied with translucent green enamel.

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