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KIROKAZE
Sweet Seals For You, Always
Product Placement
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
almost home
noise dept.
$LAYYYTER
Stranger Things
Andulka
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
taylor price
Peter Solarz
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
izzy's playlists!
Not today Justin
JBB: An Artblog!
Jules of Nature
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@a--study--in--fangirling
Everyone is freaking out about Donald Trump Jr because he openly admitted to colluding with Russia on behalf of his father’s campaign, and meanwhile all I can think about is that scene in Goblet of Fire where they’re in court and the witness is like “it was Barty Crouch….” [dramatic pause] “…Junior!” and everybody gasps
what
The Weasleys are amazing. Fred and George threw snowballs at Voldemort’s face. Ginny tried to flush his soul down a toilet. Molly Weasley is the most badass individual to ever exist. And don’t even get me started on Ron, the boy who—at the age of 13—stood up to a serial killer to save his friend. Fuck me up, I love the weasleys
Let’s not forget that Charlie was an actual DRAGON TAMER, that Bill was a CURSE BREAKER, Arthur Weasley was hated by the entire ministry of magic because he didn’t discriminate against muggles, and Percy did something that most grown people cannot do—acknowledged his mistakes and apologized.
Hobbiton, Matamata, New Zealand.
Nicknames Tony Stark gives people
Bonus:
this website is really uniquely terrible in nearly every way but where else am i gonna put my posts about batman being named after bruce springsteen. do i post that on facebook? do i email my momÂ
The best explanation of Tumblr’s appeal that I’ve seen
raise ur hand if you constantly doubt how much people actually like you even when they’ve said/reassured that they Do like you on more than one occasion and if you’re just tired of yourself for being this way
okay get this: perfumes with the names of classical pieces
I can already smell Claire de Lune. And Vivaldi’s Seasons. And all of the Schoenberg scents are a bunch of smells you would never think of putting together but it actually works
4'33" is just water in a perfume bottle
rebel wilson is godÂ
A Star Trek AU where Tribbles are replaced with Furbies.
That’s bad!
An American university has rejected $3m (ÂŁ2.3m) funding from a Christian organisation that demanded it shut down an LGBT students' group.
Samford University, a private Christian school in Alabama, rejected a $3 million donation from a group of churches who wanted the school to shut down its newly-formed LGBTQ student group.Â
Samford’s LGBTQ group, Samford Together, only formed this year. The Alabama Baptist Convention offered the sizable donation on the grounds that the school reject Samford Together. The school decided to voluntarily reject the donation and keep the LGBTQ group going.Â
“I believe the action taken by our trustees is something that both parties have been anticipating for some time and will serve the best interests of both Samford and the Alabama Baptist State Convention,” said university president Andrew Westmoreland.
“Our longstanding educational and ministry relationships with Alabama Baptists have always been more significant than money, and these relationships will continue and flourish.”
Dr Westmoreland added he wanted the university to address topics related to human sexuality and “other important issues at the intersection of Christian understanding and cultural reality.”
He stopped short of offering formal recognition to Samford Together, but said the university would “work to accomplish each of the group’s worthy goal.”
It warms my heart to see a story about a religious school that does right by its LGBTQ students, even at an actual financial cost. They’re not as commonplace as they should be.Â
I remember looking at this school ages ago! GO Samford! Way to do what Jesus would do! :D
[The story of Dunkirk] very much is a story of survival and a community coming together, and it gives a nod to our services, our brilliant services, who are still to this day amongst the best in the world. I think it really asks the question, “Are we still together as a community?” And I think, you know, in many ways we are but in many ways we aren’t.
An American university has rejected $3m (ÂŁ2.3m) funding from a Christian organisation that demanded it shut down an LGBT students' group.
Samford University, a private Christian school in Alabama, rejected a $3 million donation from a group of churches who wanted the school to shut down its newly-formed LGBTQ student group.Â
Samford’s LGBTQ group, Samford Together, only formed this year. The Alabama Baptist Convention offered the sizable donation on the grounds that the school reject Samford Together. The school decided to voluntarily reject the donation and keep the LGBTQ group going.Â
“I believe the action taken by our trustees is something that both parties have been anticipating for some time and will serve the best interests of both Samford and the Alabama Baptist State Convention,” said university president Andrew Westmoreland.
“Our longstanding educational and ministry relationships with Alabama Baptists have always been more significant than money, and these relationships will continue and flourish.”
Dr Westmoreland added he wanted the university to address topics related to human sexuality and “other important issues at the intersection of Christian understanding and cultural reality.”
He stopped short of offering formal recognition to Samford Together, but said the university would “work to accomplish each of the group’s worthy goal.”
It warms my heart to see a story about a religious school that does right by its LGBTQ students, even at an actual financial cost. They’re not as commonplace as they should be.Â
I remember looking at this school ages ago! GO Samford! Way to do what Jesus would do! :D
[The story of Dunkirk] very much is a story of survival and a community coming together, and it gives a nod to our services, our brilliant services, who are still to this day amongst the best in the world. I think it really asks the question, “Are we still together as a community?” And I think, you know, in many ways we are but in many ways we aren’t.
