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humanstuck au where sollux and aradia are voted best couple every year in highschool
even after aradia dies in a car accident in their junior year
i hate you
Given the people they hung out with, no one really considered Aradia Megido the flightiest of…
Dear everyone: This is great and if you think otherwise you’re fucking wrong.
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I don’t think people give Flash enough credit.
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SICK AND TIRED OF PEOPLE STEALING YOUR GODAMN ART?
Can’t find the godamn ask to tell the blogger to kindly take your art down?
NO MOAR!
Email support@tumblr.com with links to your originals and the repost, and they’ll take it down.
NOW REBLOG THE SHIT OUTA THIS AND SPREAD THE WORD!
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Test Number Three.
Necropolis will launch at the end of August as an ongoing weekly webcomic. Stay tuned!
Jake is amazing and I am so excited for this webcomic!!
There’s gonna be a full webcomic? Holy—- This is awesome!
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Kotaku contributor Stephen Totilo explains Sony’s goals for digital distribution on the PlayStation 4. Perhaps the PS4 and XBox One will be even more similar once each has their respective feet on the ground.
Totilo really is a shill of the worst kind.
Seems more like click-fishing than being a shill.
But I don’t put either of these past Totilo, or almost any video game journalist, for that matter. They’re trash.
Shig is 100% accurate. Totilo is a fucking moron.
To summarize for those who don’t want to even click the link because Kotaku is garbage:
He mentions that PS4 will be looking to have downloadable games and bring a bigger focus to downloadable games, and as a result that makes the PS4 more like the Xbox one. This is sensationalist bullshit and deliberately misleading. Yes, it makes it slightly like the Xbox one because you can’t trade the games you download, but that’s not the issue that everyone has with that abortion of a console. The issue is when you buy a disk, as in physical media, the Xbox One restricts your usage of that disk enormously.
Even when you purchase and physically own the software you still do not completely own it with the Xbox One.
Digital Distribution has always been a little different in how it handles it. For instance, with Steam: You are essentially renting every Steam game you buy and you’re “renting” because of the convenience of the Steam service and digital access, and as a result this is perfectly fine. Nobody has a problem with Steam because Steam is great. Digital Distribution requires an internet connection because you’re downloading the game, which at times can be inconvenient, but it is nowhere near the same sort of shit that Microsoft is pulling with Xbox One. It’s like comparing being a law-abiding citizen who owns a gun to being a school shooter - both have guns involved, but they are not the same, not even remotely.
This is not news. Totilo is not a journalist.
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I don’t think I’ve ever seen a redesign of anything that added a whole bunch of miniscule details that I really liked…
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Sounds like someone has a case of “nice guy” syndrome :P
ugh…. gross…
misogynists masquerading as “nice guys”
nope and nope
Sooooo… is the message the Nice Guy™ photoshop wizard is trying to convey that “Good Guys” are an alien species that feels entitled to invade the women’s space for its own edification, while the “Asshole” is a companion species that offers a mutually beneficial relationship?
They may have accidentally had a moment of self-awareness.
Pretty sure the “good guy” also eats those fish, hence why they’re avoiding him. The “asshole” doesn’t eat those fish and is pretty gentle to them, hence why they feel safe enough to hold onto them. What a nice asshole.
I expected this post to be so bad
And it was so good
Accidental irony is so, so delicious.
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15 amazing things in nature you won’t believe actually exist
I want to go to these places.
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“Where I grew up, everyone called each other ‘nigger’ all the time. It was meant to be endearing, but I don’t think it’s healthy. Words have energy. If you were to refer to a child as ‘satan’ his entire life, how do you think he’d turn out? So I’m trying something new. Whenever I see someone, I refer to them as ‘mister’ or ‘missus.’ I’m trying to put that energy onto people.”
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Whenever anyone pronounces moirail ‘MWAH-rail’ I always think of Nepeta giving Equius really overdramatic kisses all over his face and making really loud ‘MWAH’ noises each time and him getting extremely flustered about it.
omg
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWW MY HEART
this is adorable and great but i feel i have to clarify
vees if you do this to me you’re grounded
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How To Identify Crisis Pregnancy Centers
Crisis pregnancy centers, or pregnancy resource centers, disguise themselves as medical facilities, but usually have no licensed doctors, nurses or counselors. They often appear under “Abortion Alternatives,” and may have names similar to abortion clinics nearby in order to confuse patients into entering their buildings instead of the real clinics.
Once you enter a CPC, their mission is to prevent you from getting an abortion at any cost. They will use misleading language, delay tactics, emotional manipulation, intimidation, and outright lies to either persuade you against abortion or to make you miss your appointment. The worst part? It’s all completely legal and funded by federal dollars.
CPCs do their best to appear as legitimate abortion clinics, so how can you tell which is which? Here is a list of red flags for CPCs:
- The words “crisis” or “resource” appear in the center’s name
- Their ads use language like “Pregnant & Scared?”
- They offer free pregnancy tests and ultrasounds
- When asked if they provide abortions or contraception, they will not give a direct answer
- The waiting room has biased pamphlets, sometimes with graphic pictures labeled as abortions
- They attempt to make you feel guilty about considering abortion
- They offer baby items, such as diapers and formula
- They downplay the effectiveness of contraception and emphasize abstinence
- They emphasize the dangers of abortion (Fact: fewer than 0.3% of patients experience complications requiring hospitalization)
- They discuss the false connections between abortion and breast cancer, infertility, or mental illness, often referred to as post-abortion stress syndrome
- Regardless of how you talk about the pregnancy, they refer to “your baby,” the “preborn child,” “post-abortive women,” and say that you are “already a mother.”
Crisis Pregnancy Centers: An Affront to Choice
A list of licensed abortion clinics in the United States can be found on the Abortion Assistance Blog.
I think no matter what side you’re on on this subject, misleading people about the decisions they make is wrong. Everyone has the right to make an informed decision.
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IM SO DEAD.
there is some real inception shit happening here
there’s no way this is an accident
WHAT’S HAPPENING
Damn
I JUST-
I’m so done here
presented without comment
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Inglourious Basterds (2009)
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