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Max! 22. They/Them/He/Him

[mozzabellastick-deactivated2025]

having an old tiny worrisome asian lady as my mother is a small burden

[stilliwander]

Okay so I really don’t know how to say this/don’t know how much I’m actually allowed to talk about but basically, my cousin was taken away from my aunt. My mom flew me to arizona so that my cousin could be placed with me, because she wasn’t eligible. The thing is, this will leave my mom homeless because she is letting me live in her apartment, but no one else is allowed to live here while the case is ongoing. I’m asking for donations to help my mom have a place to live while this is going on, whether it be a hotel or another apartment. She’s making this huge sacrifice so that we can take my cousin out of an abusive environment and give her a better life. She has a full time job, but won’t be able to afford paying another rent on top of her own plus her other bills. I’m going to try to find work here but don’t know how long it will take until I can help her myself. Please consider donating to my paypal so we can give a little girl a loving, safe home! You can donate at paypal.me/maddestmax or use my paypal email: [email protected] If you can’t donate please spread this! Thank you!

[birdone]

Okay I made a new blog it's @comfylilbug for now I'll probably change it though.

[skullhats]

I accidentally put myself in a horrible mood so here’s a happy kitty killua to combat the sad

[birdone]

Imma delete and remake just because I want to actually start tagging my posts so I can find them easier lmao

[cool-lemon-dad]

[brolinjosh]

[birdone]

It's been rainy lately

[bombassindividual]

[davidkilroy-deactivated20160413]

[juanmaodepp]

Vampire1

[wocinsolidarity]

Judge rules against Urban Outfitters defense in Navajo case

The ruling Thursday clears the way for the tribe to seek potentially millions of dollars in its 2012 lawsuit over the clothing retailer's use of the "Navajo" name.

Posted Friday, April 1, 2016 10:15 pm

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — A federal judge says the Navajo Nation did not unreasonably delay a trademark infringement challenge against Urban Outfitters Inc.

The ruling Thursday clears the way for the tribe to seek potentially millions of dollars in its 2012 lawsuit over the clothing retailer’s use of the “Navajo” name.

Urban Outfitters had claimed the tribe knew or should have known the name had been used in commerce for years and delayed filing a lawsuit, prejudicing the company.

U.S. District Judge Bruce Black says there’s no evidence anyone legally associated with the Navajo Nation knew the company used any of the tribe’s trademarks until June 2011.

The ruling applies to Urban Outfitters and one of its subsidiaries, Anthropologie.

Black held off on determining whether it applies to another subsidiary, Free People LLC.

[nightgaunts-deactivated20161212]

GET THEIR ASSES

[tastefullyoffensive]

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She was a skater mom…

[a-titty-ninja]

[zoraiya]

It’s cleaning time again only instead of using just the faucet I decided to try the shower head instead. I left him like this for 20 mins while I cleaned out and scrubbed his cage.

[roachpatrol]

what a happy noodle

[hinjaku]

he’s here

[raddestbabe]

everyone’s having their mid-life crises at like 19

[olivertrees]