1. I love Andy.

    (Source: omnomnominator)

     

  2. qglas:

    redcloud:

    notnadia:

    lizdexia:

    brijam:

    thedailywhat:

    Doppelganger of the Day: Pope Francis I & George Bluth Sr.

    Okay, maybe it’s the camera angle, but there is some resemblance between Arrested Development’s George Bluth Sr. (Jeffrey Tambor) and the new Pope Francis I, no?

    Somewhere Mitch Hurwitz is writing this into a joke in the new season of AD. 

    Pope-Pope gets a treat?

    Oh my GOD.

    There’s always money in the Vatican.

    POPE-POPE

    (via chubstr)

     

  3. tranqualizer:

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    oppressedbrowngirlsdoingthings:

    leftist-linguaphile:

    thatqueerchick:

    EVERYONE gets niqab and burka the wrong way round in the West. And when it’s large media organisations, it’s really inexcusable.

    I can admit I don’t always get these right, and that really is inexcusable. For everyone. Rebbloging because becoming educated on these differences cannot hurt.

    (via stophatingyourbody)

     

  4. thefluffingtonpost:

    Cheeky Raccoon Taunts Passing Motorists

    A raccoon was given a $200 fine for taunting motorists on the street outside his home on Tuesday.  

    “He was standing out there sticking out his tongue at drivers as they passed, yelling insults and generally being kind of a jerk,” said Sam Block, the police officer who responded to a complaint about the raccoon.

    Block ended up writing the raccoon a ticket.

    “I was going to let him off with a warning, but the little bugger stole my hat,” he said.

    Via Tambako the Jaguar.

     


  5. I’d like you to remember the last time you found it difficult to give an explicit “no” to somebody in a non-sexual context. Maybe they asked you to do them a favour, or to join them for a drink. Did you speak up and say, outright, “No?” Did you apologise for your “no?” Did you qualify it and say, “Oh, I’m sorry, I can’t make it today?” If you gave an outright “no,” what privileged positions do you occupy in society, and how does your answer differ from the answers of people occupying more marginalised positions?

    This form of refusal was analysed in 1999 by Kitzinger and Frith (K&F) in Just Say No? The Use of Conversation Analysis in Developing a Feminist Perspective on Sexual Refusal. Despite the seeming ambiguity in question/refusal acts like, “We were wondering if you wanted to come over Saturday for dinner,” “Well, uhh, it’d be great but we promised Carol already,” they are widely understood by the participants as straightforward refusals.

    K&F conclude by saying that, “For men to claim [in a sexual context] that they do not ‘understand’ such refusals to be refusals (because, for example, they do not include the word ‘no’) is to lay claim to an astounding and implausible ignorance of normative conversational patterns.”

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    (Source: home-of-amazons, via fancybidet)

     

  6. Dude. Why do we spend so much time feeling self conscious and miserable instead of doing things that make us feel good?

    (via runliveloveyourself)

     

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  8. I want to marry Amy Poehler.

    (Source: amypoehler, via stophatingyourbody)

     


  9. terror-incognita:

    I want to see more girl monsters. Girl giants, girl dragons, hulks & trolls. Scylla and hydra. Girl monsters who are huge and whole. Teeth and plush fur and long muscled tails. Heads enough to see you anywhere. Gleaming green or brown. But girl monsters are usually zombies or vampires. Pale and thin, bleeding or dead. Not Lady Lazarus, not a phoenix from the ash. I want to see how you get strong without being broken first. Get strong and stay strong. Get big and bigger.

     

  10. calmingmanatee:

    [Image description: A photograph of a black rat with white paws, looking slightly to the left of the camera, on a grey background. TEXT: “You are a universe of atoms. Made of star stuff, formed in crucibles. Guided by an organic computer we don’t fully understand, capable of imagination and abstract thought. Just saying, you are pretty amazing, just as you are.”]

    This rat believes in gaining self esteem through science. To remind you that you are completely and utterly amazing, not just because you are my best friend and awesomely talented at all of the things, but because you are made of amazing atoms that are going to be an awesome human for a while. Capable of healing itself, sending signals to take care of itself, and all kinds of amazing things.

    You are great, in every way.