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A Palestinian lawyer wearing his official robes kicks a tear gas canister back toward Israeli soldiers during a demonstration by scores of Palestinian lawyers called for by the Palestinian Bar Association in solidarity with protesters at the Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalemâs Old City, near Ramallah, West Bank
Stripper poles are not being purchased. Lil Nas X, who bought 16 million miles worth of stripper pole, is an outlier and should not have been counted.
I have exactly 4 opinions on perfume, who wants to hear them
Hell yeah go off
thank you â€ïž
perfume is gender neutral
more perfume should smell like flowers and citrus and fun crap like that. also more novelty scents. if I want to smell like a freshly opened can of Play-Doh thatâs my business.
people need to be careful not to wear too much, especially in classrooms & workplaces & on public transport. itâs an allergy issue.
perfume bottles should ridiculously, absurdly, ludicrously ornate again. if it doesnât glow in the dark or at least have filigree & one those squeezy things, it shouldnât be legally marketed as a luxury item
For @bagginshield inspired by this post.
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Leonard Pollard
My mom was having trouble using they/them prnouns with some friends for a while. One day she said âI think the problem is that I havenât changed the way I view their gender outside of their pronouncs which adds several extra steps in converting binary pronouns to they/them then conjugating it. So I need to shift how I see them as a gendered person entirely to make using their pronouns easier.â And since then she hardly ever messes up.
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A lot of the cis people in my life need this
This is literally why people mess up pronouns and why itâs a problem.
Like the reason youâre not calling me âtheyâ is because you still think of me as gendered the way you initially assumed. Itâs not just the pronouns I want you to change, they only serve as an acknowledgement of the gender I want you to adjust your perspective to. If you did that, you wouldnât struggle with it.
The real secret is turning disadvantage into advantage.
tng is so frickin good, man
The bearded actor who plays Riva, Howie Seago, is deaf, and pitched the idea of doing an episode about a deaf mediator to the producers of ST: TNG.
Tim Gunn on Plus Size Clothing
âHave you seen most of the plus-size sections out there? Itâs horrifying. Whoeverâs designing for plus-size doesnât get it. The entire garment needs to be reconceived. You canât just take a size 8 and make it larger. In my travels, Iâve been an advocate for larger women. Iâve been talking to designers, but only a half-dozen make an effort. Most say, âI donât want a woman whoâs a size 10 or 11 wearing my clothes.â Well, shame on you! Itâs not realistic
Love him.
âYou canât just take a size 8 and make it larger.â Praise Jesus and all the saints for him saying this because damn, most âPLUS SIZEDâ clothing is fugly.
Amen. The plus sized clothing out there is crazy and makes me justâŠ
Iâm not surprised he said this. Ever since the first season, when theyâve had to do garments for everyday people who arenât models, thereâs always one designer (at the very least) who flips out as though theyâve never in their life considered that people who arenât a size 0 might wear their clothes. Tim always looks at them like he wants to drown them in a lake.
I love Tim Gunn so much and this is just one of the reasons. The other is that he is asexual and has copped a lot of flack for it in the media but he isnât ashamed of what he is/is completely happy with who is. Next to Diane Von Furstenberg, he is one of my favourite people in the fashion industry.
My mom got to take a class taught by him and I AM FOREVER JEALOUS.What a cool guy
I DID NOT KNOW TIM GUNN WAS ASEXUAL
THIS IS SO WONDERFUL
IM GONNA CRY
WELCOME MY ACE BRETHREN
We do not, as a world, deserve the goodness that is Tim Gunn. My mom (a large woman in her late-fifties at the time) met him at a lecture and he spent several minutes complimenting her dress (which she made herself) and discussing why sheâd had to start making ALL her own clothes (could no longer find nice, pretty things in her size) and then laughing over being the oldest people in the room (since it was a university lecture largely attended by students). My mom hasnât felt good about her weight in years, but Tim Gunn made her proud of knowing how to dress for her shape and her taste in fabric patterns. According to my brother who witnessed all this, she was beaming.
I would die on a battlefield for Tim Gunn.
Just confirmed the ace thing, I hadnât heard about it but it looks like he came out in an interview!
Oh shit re blogging for ace role model!
i want to smoke crack with her
Grandmama ATE this
My parents are funeral directors
I pretty much grew up in a funeral home and I have so many stories.Â
Here are a few of them:
One time we had hired a new funeral director, and we ran out of holy water so he ran up to my dad so panicked and asked how we could order some  before the funeral that afternoon. My dad told him to âBoil the hell out of itâ. We thought he would laugh but he spent the next hour boiling water on the stove.
One time my dad was driving the hearse to a funeral and the council hadnât dug the plot, like they full on forgot to dig a hole for a funeral. He rang up my mum crying because it was so stressful and mum honestly though him shouting âI lost the plotâ was a joke.
My brother and I use to play hide and seek at a graveyard and we almost fell in open plots a few time. We would steal peoples flowers until mum told us the importance of flowers. After that I would pick flowers from the bushes and give them to every grave without them because I felt so bad for them.
When we would go driving we would always keep an eye out for parks with roses so we could come back later and âborrowâ the rose petals so we didnât have to pay for them.
Mum has heard âyou raise me upâ and âAmazing graceâ so many times shes told us if we play them at her funeral she will straight up haunt us. Discussions about what we wanted at our funerals have been a normal part of our lives since we were tiny. Every year each one of us would give mum and dad a detailed description of our funeral, kind of like a morbid letter to Santa.  So many people died from car accidents and mum and dad discussed funerals all the time I became so phobic of driving I would have a panic attack when ever I got in the front seat. When I was about 10 I would steal all the fake crosses for coffins and give them to people at school. When I was 14 I really wanted to be a mortician so mum said I was allowed to come in and help prep a body for a funeral. I went in all gloved up and pulled back the sheet on the body and it was the ACTUAL mortician and he sat up and screamed at me. I died a little inside that day. In the back room there was a fridge for the workers and it mostly had coke but once it had a can of beer and I sculled it before I knew what it wasâŠ.I was 11. Once my brothers and I hid in the coffin display room to scare my parents but they knew about it and shut the lids. Assholes. When I was 13 i was obsessed with phantom of the opera so I would play music on the organ in the viewing room in the dark, thought I was so edgy. We have one of the only horse drawn hearses in the country so we were asked to bring it down for a historical reenactment in the oldest cemetery in the town. I got to wizz around an old cemetery on a horse drawn hearse with a top hat on. I made so many goths jealous. Was a good day. I am so terrified of the idea of ghosts (I donât believe in them) even though I grew up at a funeral home. Once this person who thought ghosts were real asked my parents if they had had ghostly experiences and they laughed in her face. She was so offended that people who had spent most of there life around dead people didnât have any proof ghosts were real.Â
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sometimes I get so angry thinking about âThe Imitation Gameâ that I have to go in a little âupset big tantrum roomâ in my head for a calm down
like, Benisnatch Cumberque played the same character heâs always plays as an asshole genius and we were all supposed to be okay with it, but itâs basically character slander
at different parts of the movie Turing is described as âarrogant, âinhuman,â ânarcissistic,â and even âa monster,â in the film he goes against those around him and is shown to periodically ignore and belittle his colleagues
And. I. Am. So. Angry.
Alan Turing was described by his friends and people that knew him as âintensely shy and kindlyâ, he was said to âinspire loyalty and affection among those who appreciated his unusual giftsâ and was âunfailingly generous with his time and expertise, especially toward younger recruitsâ
He was kind, he was kind, HE WAS KIND, he was kind
he was kind and geeky and awkward and gay, I donât care if the whole of society doesnât find that compelling, I donât care if we donât value kindness as an attribute in men, he deserved to be loved and respected as he was, not as we wish he was
I am so sorry Alan Turing, I am so sorry your story was not told with care and thoughtfulness, I am so sorry you didnât get to be shown to be deeply in love with the men you loved, I am sorry your great and terrible tragedy was never unfolded as a kind and brilliant man abused by a horrible homophobic system
You are a hero that turned the tides of history like no other and I am so sorry
hey op if youâre looking for a kinder movie about alan turing, you should check out breaking the code (1996). breaking the code was originally a stage play, and this is a filmed adaptation. itâs more faithful to his personality, stars derek jacobi (who was also a gay man and plays the part with so much sympathy), and it doesnât bungle historical details for the sake of adding more drama. hereâs a link to a youtube playlist where you can watch it in full
He felt bad for the children who were stuck at bletchley park without their toys so he used spare paper from his office to make them a monopoly board by hand
He was also reported as having a goofy sense of humor where he used to make a show of saying goodbye to everyone at the party and then walk into the closet instead of out the front door
Plus, he was quoted as saying quips like âBeyond the way they speak, there is only one (no two!) features of American life which I find really tiresome. The impossibility of getting a bath in the ordinary sense and their ideas on room temperature.â â Alan Turing (1936)
He was a huge athlete and biked everywhere and sometimes ran the five miles to work every morning, and did things like calculate when his bike chain would break so he could keep riding the thing despite it being ancient
He was still âoddâ according to his coworkers as he sometimes wore a gasmask to work to avoid spring allergies and used to chain his coffee mug up to avoid theft at the office, but the same colleagues described him as very friendly, open, and thoughtful as well if not shy.
and finally, of course, there was Porgy
He used to practice his Cambridge lectures in front of this stuffed bear he got in college named Porgy and was delighted when his mom sewed it a little outfit. He kept the bear with him throughout life.
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antisemitism is very present in the LGBT community, making many jews feel unsafe in places where they should feel welcome. do your research about antisemitism, talk to LGBT jews, learn dogwhistles, stop using nazi imagery as âpride symbolsâ and please listen to jews.Â
there is not a single role chris pratt does that jack black couldnât do better
at the people saying jack black couldnât play star lord: why? no really, go ahead and tell me. I think I know the answer but I want to hear you say it.
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