June 2013
I hope this bitch knows that anytime I see her kid’s name is Kayne I’m gonna think his name is actually Kanye
what a bunch of neckbeardy shitnerds: This Is Not Fucking Harmless →
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I love Kickstarter. I think that’s clear to people who know me by now? I love it. There’s a dude named Brad Muir and he works at Double Fine and I love the games they make, so much. But before Kickstarter, every time a Double Fine game…
we’ve all had crushes we very strongly regret
ohyouvandal replied to your photoset: I used to hang out with this dude. Like, he lived…
shit
RIGHT?! Fucking Jared, dude. I bet those girls wouldn’t be pissed at me for punching that little shit in the face.
“You said you’d be my dream
I could have you every night
And if by morning I’d forgotten you
Well, no big deal, that’d be all right
Because you’re the reoccuring kind
You are the reoccuring kind
You never really leave my mind” —Bright Eyes, You Will. You? Will. You? Will. You? Will. (via afrowhimsical)
I could have you every night
And if by morning I’d forgotten you
Well, no big deal, that’d be all right
Because you’re the reoccuring kind
You are the reoccuring kind
You never really leave my mind” —Bright Eyes, You Will. You? Will. You? Will. You? Will. (via afrowhimsical)
Even when I’m not horny I’m still pretty horny
James Baldwin
Black Media Archive
This episode is a classic radio discussion between James Baldwin and R.H. Darden on the plight of Black Americans broadcast on April 1, 1968.
R.H. Darden was a conservative (this becomes VERY plain about 5 minutes into the interview). It’s incredible how things never change. And the stakes were so much higher back then. It really makes me sick. This interview basically boils down to, “Why the fuck are you darkies complaining so much?” Sound familiar? Of course it does, because nothing has ever changed in hundreds and hundreds of years.
You know what else makes me sick? Thomas Sowell wouldn’t have said a damn thing. Filth.
And to entrench this further in context, this interview happened 3 days before Martin Luther King was assassinated.
I’m hungry. ;(
“By and large, CPCs are not medical facilities, and most CPC volunteers who work directly with women are not medical professionals. Their main qualifications are a commitment to Christianity and anti-choice beliefs. Although CPCs historically have not employed medical staff, there is an emerging trend on the part of CPCs to gain validity by hiring part-time anti-choice medical providers and purchasing ultrasound equipment.”
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Crisis Pregnancy Centers: An Affront to Choice
CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTERS ARE NOT MEDICAL CLINICS
CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTERS ARE NOT MEDICAL CLINICS
CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTERS ARE NOT MEDICAL CLINICS
(via feminismandbubblebaths)
