one foot in the golden life

Sophie. USA. 19. INFJ. CIMORELLI // ALL TIME LOW // THE MAINE // 5SOS // STATE CHAMPS // RSG // HAMILTON // ETC.

[glorianas]

here’s another take: sansa doesn’t think who has what title is more important than the army of the dead she’s just clued in that it does for dany and is realizing what might happen if they win and get stuck with her

[capetian]

seriously and her reaction to dany being like “well you also spent a lot of time with cersei” and sansa is just like

[zenec]

me @ myself:

[hilarioushumorfromouterspace]

[connerys]

Eva Marie Saint and Cary Grant on the set of North by Northwest (1959)

[trainthief]

imagine thinking you can just call people a slur

Kiddo…. Dick Van Dyke….. is his name

[dragon-in-a-fez]

I don’t have context for this and I hope I never get any

[timetravelonion]

I dont know what to say. I’m at a ,’ , |,’_’ for words

[thatmediakid]

[keywah]

@allerheiliqste

[cillianmurphy]

Julius Caesar, 2063 years ago: hey what have you got there?

The Roman senators: 

[plasticblisss]

me in jeans and a bra: wow what a look

[shigure]

literally paramore was right

[nransworld]

about…?

[shigure]

name one thing paramore was wrong about

ill wait

[laurenslonaker-deactivated20210]

Parked car convo with a little makeout session is a big mood

[cyberscully]

as a procrastinating overachiever i feel like i don’t necessarily “half-ass” things, it’s more like a “3/4 ass”. like overall did i do pretty well? yeah. did i reach my maximum potential though? i think the fuck Not.

[bob-belcher]

Honestly

[summers-in-hollywood]

Cary Grant in Bringing Up Baby, 1938

[neyruto]

im like a shitty anime dating sim…if i talk to six people i gotta immediately go to bed…if i go grocery shopping its half my hp

[takeitaway-penny]

Somebody airdropped this to me in class…

[annoyinger]

It was your teacher

[babyanimalgifs]

Real world animals that inspired Pokemon

[hellsite-yano]

[bemusedlybespectacled]

unpopular opinion: any infographic that does the whole “this meal of consisting entirely of lettuce and apples is way cheaper than a Big Mac, checkmate poor people” thing must use the total price, rather than price per serving.

none of this “well a thing of cinnamon is $8 and each has 200 grams so a gram is like $0.4 and divided by four it’s really only $0.1 per serving.” no. spices cost money. if I have to buy a new spice, that’s more money. how much is one canister? that’s the price.

did I have to buy a new pot for this? how much did that cost?

do I need multiple pots? is there complex timing? do I need to set aside an hour to prep? all that costs money.

when you get fast food, the total price is right there. we can talk about how that total price is artificially deflated due to the exploitation of labor and the industrialization of food, but the fact remains that a ten-piece chicken nuggets meal at burger king is like $6, and making them yourself costs a lot in buying a whole thing of chicken plus flour plus eggs plus spices plus frying oil (not even counting that a meal comes with a side and a drink).

(incidentally, this is an issue with any advice that calls for buying things in bulk because it’s cheaper overall. yes, it is objectively cheaper in the long run to buy the $15 thing of toilet paper at $1/roll than it is to buy the $10 thing of toilet paper for $1.50/roll. but when you only have $10, then you’re getting the $10 one, because that’s what’s cheaper to you.)

[kingannthethird-deactivated2019]

Thisssssss!!!!!!

[nakedinasnowsuit]

Being poor is expensive. And people want to overlook that, always, because it’s such an unpleasant fact.

[specialagentfaithmitchell]

Something that has always bothered me when trying to find new cheap meal ideas is seeing things that boast about meals only costing $5/serving. Even if I cut the recipe and make one serving, it still costs me a lot more than $5 to buy the ingredients. I can go to Walmart and get frozen chicken patties, hamburger buns & a bag of fries for $6 and change; if I eat one serving of each, that’s a $0.62 meal (save for condiments).* I cannot ever consider over $2/serving to be cheap. Yet people continue to wonder why poor people end up unhealthy, and we have conservatives trying to ban those on food stamps from buying the food they can actually afford.

*I pay $3.98 for 10 servings of chicken patties, $1.58 for 11 servings of fries, and $0.67 for 8 servings of rolls. I did not include condiments bc I’m too lazy to do more math.