Pizza. Magic. Boys.

Gobble me, Swallow me, Drip down the side of me-proverb

[thejuicylatincocks]

[ororium-z]

Happy Pride!

[rootbeergoddess]

Every pride, you must reblog this. No exceptions

[thesaltofcarthage]

I love that four different people on my feed scheduled this joyous person to reblog by 8am on June 1. I look forward to seeing this a dozen more times today.

[insta-mex]

IG @crlosgomez 🇲🇽

[transfemininomenon]

all throughout work today all i could think about was that picture of bugs bunny to the lyrics of bitch by meredith brooks

[transfemininomenon]

this one

it haunts & vexes me

[albertserra]

[jimxugle]

[thegaymertrainer]

👑

[mandy-lane]

Ariana Grande x r.e.m.beauty

[mansonsam]

HEX GIRLS in SCOOBY DOO AND THE WITCH’S GHOST (1999), dir. Jim Stenstrum

[thebelchers]

Bob: That’s terrifying. Louise: What, this? Bob: Linda, make her stop. Lina: Louise, stop scaring your father.

Bob’s Burgers, Goblins, Ghosts and Bears (S12E03)

[mulderscully]

Halloweentown (1998) dir. Duwayne Dunham

[tylerposey]

SIMU LIU Jimmy Kimmel Live (19.08.2021)

[footballsweetcheeks]

A tribute to the great backside of estebancoach_  if you’re not following him on Instagram do yourself a favor.

[ampervadasz]

Unmute !

[runby2]

Just testing out some sounds

[sword-and-nightingale]

Oh! He’s feeling B O N K Y today

[whitepeopletwitter]

[aphony-cree]

This made me think of all the “rules of etiquette” that my parents and grandparents generation always tried to drill into us but when we asked “why?” all they could answer was “because it’s polite”

So I looked up how these rules got started

-Don’t wear a hat inside: Medieval knights were more vulnerable if they removed their helmets. Because of this, removing it in a church or in the presence of royalty felt like a respectful act of humility. It’s rude to wear a hat indoors because 1500 years ago some soldiers wanted to show God and King that they trusted them not to stab them in the head

-Don’t put your elbows on the table: In the middle ages European royalty didn’t have dining tables in their banquet halls, they used a long board balanced on trestles and covered it with a table cloth. If you leaned on the table it would unbalance and topple. People are still telling kids not to put their elbows on the table because 1500 years ago some nobles didn’t want to be embarrassed by knocking over a make-shift table and ruining a feast

-Men should pull out a woman’s chair for her: There were several periods in Western history when fashion for high society women was so restrictive that they literally couldn’t bend over when dressed for dinner. Men are told it’s polite to pull out a woman’s chair because women used to have to wear clothing that made it impossible to do that herself

[aquilacalvitium]

So some dipshits decided to do a thing 1500 years ago and more modern day dipshits decided to keep that ball rolling

[gaybrofart-deactivated20240505]

Oof, wait till you learn about religion?!

[saruisamu]

[felixdeon]

**El Taco Relleno**

This handsome charro is available as a print. Click HERE to go to my Etsy Store. 

[politijohn]

ICYMI - Huge news!

[marlbororeds100s-deactivated202]

PrEP, the HIV prevention pill, must now be totally free under almost all insurance plans

The federal government announced that almost all health insurers must cover PrEP with no cost sharing — for the drug itself and for clinic v

^link to the article for further info & accessibility

[zevveli]

Just so ya'll know. They're gonna loophole this which is why we have to spread this information. I work at a pharmacy and I can tell you that a lot of these insurance companies only "Cover" them. Here's what has been happening: You go to your doctor to get PrEP, they write a prescription and send it to the Pharmacy. When you get there they tell you that insurance isn't covering it. You say that the law says that they have to. They say that it will, but not through THEM. The insurance company says that they'll only cover it through a "specialty pharmacy" (which on the one hand, fair enough, NIOSH standards for drugs state that if you are handling the pills then there are specific forms of PPE you need that we at retail do not have, but on the other hand that doesn't matter if we aren't opening the freaking bottles) which will then either mail it to you or ship it to the pharmacy to take it out of the box, scan it in, and bag it. Which is what we'd do normally anyways except with the added step of making you wait 2-3 business days to get it. And because technically they "cover it" it's not a law violation. But they're hoping that you'll not want to wait and just pay the $3000 out of pocket.

[me-myself-and-bi]

For any of my US friends out there 👍💡