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my bio still says I’m 27 lol (I’m 31 now, so old). and just realised I have a page of all the musicals etc I had seen ahaha. no point trying to update that now.
looook my brain has automatically made me type in lowercase because capital letters are like not cool on tumblr!!!
is tumblr still the big mess that it used to be? to do you still have to like download chrome extensions? do people still say “what is air” and all that hahahah
omg hi do people still use this
Darren Criss at the Eternity Playhouse in Sydney, Australia
May 18, 2018
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lizisalion He actually did it… for the encore, he performed the entirety of Goin’ Back to Hogwarts. All the parts. The non-Starkids there must have been very confused. It made me very happy 😄
May 18, 2018
so my friend gave me this as a late birthday gift
New Zealand’s new water safety mascot is amazing and his instagram is a gift
Thought: I do NOT think that 50% of the world’s billionaires should be women. I think there shouldn’t be any billionaires at all.
So you are saying 0% of the world should be billionaires?
Why shouldn’t their be billionaires? That makes no sense.
Because the existence of billionaires is predicated on the exploitation of human labor and unsustainable environmental harm. That level of wealth hoarding is harmful to economies, as it reduces the amount of money in circulation. No one person, no family, could ever conceivably even SPEND a billion dollars anyway, and it is inherently immoral to accumulate wealth so narrowly while so much of the world lives in abject poverty.
Better then to create a wealth ceiling, a point at which all wealth over a certain point is taxed at or very near 100% to incentivize people to actually spend their money rather than hoard it, stimulating the economy and bettering the lives of far more people. Better even still to create and regulate economic systems that protect workers and the environment in a way that such extreme levels of wealth accumulation aren’t even feasible.
So they all do the Scrooge McDuck thing, and have all of that money in a silo somewhere and use it for a swimming pool, right?
They couldn’t possibly have that invested in stocks and bonds and deposited in banks, all three of which are vehicles for companies to use the money for legitimate business purposes.
They couldn’t possibly employ armies of accountants and executive staff and assistants and household and business staff and groundskeepers and mechanics and carpenters and stonemasons and shipwrights and security staff and all manner of people.
I mean JayZ obviously keeps all of his money in a big stone vault somewhere and he and Beyonce just use it to swim in every now and then.
Oprah…swimmin’ in a big ol’ stone vault in dollar bills, ya’ll.
I think you may be missing a major set of concepts in how wealth is accumulated and what is done with it while it is being accumulated and what is done with it after accumulation.
Seriously…do a little checking into on what Oprah, for example, spends her money on.
Check on what the Waltons spend their money on. Where it is invested, what charities they donate to, etc.
The old Tonight Show host Jay Leno is a multi-millionaire. He spends hundreds of thousands of dollars every year maintaining his hobby, a fleet of different cars.
He employs accountants, mechanics, groundskeepers, executive staff. He has started up multiple small companies and grown them.
The money he invests in stocks and bonds is then used by the companies to grow their staff, improve their methods and workflow, purchase new equipment and expand their operations, and increase wages for employees.
You take his money away, ALL OF THOSE PEOPLE will be scrambling around looking for work.
Oprah employs a vast army of people in many different industries.
Take her money away….ALL OF THOSE PEOPLE will be out of work.
You honestly believe that if we didn’t have an ultra-rich oligarch class, that no one would have jobs? That if Oprah didn’t exist, that her “vast army” of people would just be shit out of luck?
You know John D. Rockefeller became the world’s first confirmed U.S. dollar billionaire in 1916. People still had jobs before 1916.
A lot of people worked in Versailles as well, but that doesn’t mean that the wealth of Pre-Revolution France wasn’t at the expense of the people. It doesn’t negate the exploitation of the French peasants. “Rich people employ people to serve them while amassing wealth in ways that fucks over the economy as a whole” isn’t an argument in FAVOR of billionaires.
And if these people weren’t benefiting from an economic system that has left more than 3 billion people in severe abject poverty, then they wouldn’t be billionaires. People still work in economic systems that don’t produce such extreme and unethical levels of wealth disparity.
Why would you stop me? I saved you, dummy. That’s how we’re gonna win. Not fighting what we hate, saving what we love.
If you’re awake between 3 AM and 6 AM you’re appropriating lycanthrope culture and you need to go to sleep and check your privilege
This is blatant vampire erasure.
Go write a sad poem about it
My name is Vlad and wen its nite or wen the wolves art pohsting shite and all discourse haf gon to dogs - i stay up late. i clik ‘reblog’
@thebibliosphere did you see this yet?
I love every time I see this.
Hey quick question do people actually wear jeans indoors at home? Like, as a casual thing to wear? As in you don’t plan on going out or anything you just put jeans on.
so many of you are saying yes what the fuck
Date someone who will date you
Need me a freak like that
My boyfriend talks in his sleep and because he’s bilingual, he says some hilarious/weird/sometimes creepy shit. I ask him every morning if he remembers saying this stuff and he has no idea about any of it.
Here are some of my favorites:
-”Babe, can you please turn down the brightness of your skin” -After stealing all of the blankets: “This is my right as a human” -After I take the blankets back: “I don’t want your freedom, America. Just blanket” -Sometimes he just says “Hello?” as if he’s answering a phone call -One night he just said “Cabbage” which is weird because he doesn’t know the english word for that when he’s awake. -After spooning me: “You have a nice butt” -”Who is that in the corner?” (terrifying) -”Watch out for the red lady” (even more terrifying) -Sometimes he will say things in German and it sounds like he’s speaking Parseltongue -One time I actually think he said something in Parseltongue -One time he talked about buying a ticket to “everywhere” and then just said “hello?” after two minutes of silence -And my all time favorite: ”This is MY yogurt, Satan”
my grandparents have to lock their car doors when they go to sunday mass because people have been breaking in to unlocked cars and leaving entire piles of zucchini
i feel like i should’ve added more context when i posted this. my grandparents live in a rural area where farmers and casual gardeners alike are, at this point in the year, suddenly being hit with unexpectedly abundant zucchini crops. there aren’t just some random vandals leaving zucchinis in people’s cars for the hell of it, this is the work of some very exasperated, probably very elderly, folks who have more zucchini than they know what to do with
Yep. You can also expect to find a bag of zucchini on your porch.
My grandfather once found his neighbor stealing his tomatoes out of his garden at three in the morning. Red-handed, with a basket of the nearly-ripened ones. He thought he was going to find gophers or something, but no, here’s Henry, taking his tomatoes. The best ones.
There was a long pause between them.
My grandfather (allegedly) said, “Henry… it’s OK. You can take some tomatoes if you want them.”
Henry sighed in relief.
“But,” my grandfather said, “you have to take two zucchini for every tomato.”
There was another long silence. “That’s a harsh bargain, John,” said Henry. “But I accept. I’ll tell Joe up the street, too.”
My grandfather said, “Tell Joe he needs to take three.”
a friend of my dad’s came by in the middle of the night, he seemed very nervous when my dad answered the door. he wouldn’t come inside but he leaned in and whispered to my dad in spanish, “i have some fresh grapes for you.” and then this happened:
the melon was a special bonus.
i want to live here where is this
