[grey-ves]

hi im rowan welcome to my sick and twisted mind

side blogs

cottagecore/academia: @sigynssong

dark academia: @crowlaeon

monk rp: @brother-euphemius

[hungwy]

The chugging of a sacred beer

[captain-price-unofficially]

Pepsi distributed Dr Pepper (on the left) And Coca-Cola distributed Dr Pepper (on the right). Dr. Pepper isn’t owned by either company, it is it’s own company Keurig Doctor Pepper, BUT they don’t have a bottling facility. In an area, they use whichever bottling facility gives them the best deal. That’s why sometimes it’s Pepsi shaped and sometimes it’s Coke shaped.

[somethingusefulfromflorida]

[maalidoesart]

god and his saints

[pantwardowskimoved]

this is some sort of mood

[hashtagloveloses]

who knew all took to save anime was autistic protagonists with weirdly specific hyperfixations (thank you laois dunmeshi, frieren, and maomao apothecary diaries)

[meezer]

we're doomed by the narrative quick let's fuck nasty to subvert it

[werewolfetone]

One fallacy, I think, of anti piracy arguments is that a lot of them seem to assume that if I'm unable to pirate something I'm going to pay for it instead rather than going "oh! that's a terrible shame" and then quickly forgetting about it

[werewolfetone]

"If you were not pirating [media] you'd be paying for it and therefore piracy is evil 😡" actually if I were not pirating that media I would be thinking about something else. I have made the decision to not spend any money on this and even god himself could not shake it

[3liza]

the research on this was already done decades ago and then quickly squashed because the record labels did not like the finding that people who pirated music were spending way more money on actually buying music legally than people who did not pirate music. it turns out people who care enough to pirate media are generally big fans of that media and willing to spend money on it if they have the money to spend

[3liza]

Study finds pirates 10 times more likely to buy music

According to research, those who download 'free' music are also the industry's largest audience for digital sales

article is from 2009 so we have known this for a LONG time.

The Norwegian study looked at almost 2,000 online music users, all over the age of 15. Researchers found that those who downloaded "free" music – whether from lawful or seedy sources – were also 10 times more likely to pay for music. This would make music pirates the industry's largest audience for digital sales. Wisely, the study did not rely on music pirates' honesty. Researchers asked music buyers to prove that they had proof of purchase.

[neenarchive]

every black cat owner lives in a horror movie

[neenarchive]

i say this with love. stop lurking with your eyes glowing yellow out of the shadows my sweet freak beast

[randomwordzard]

the ladies call me the subjunctive mood the way I express desire, wishes, uncertainty, doubt and fear

[blignick]

[despazito]

If megan thee stallion was on veggie tales she'd be a green onion called megan thee scallion

[stuckinapril]

it’s I yearn for connection so visceral it takes root in my very heart March. Anyone else experiencing the I yearn for connection so visceral it takes root in my very heart march

[stuckinapril]

Then you mope and cry and make up a narrative in your head about how it was real and how it’s one sided bc the other person is struggling so very bad and not bc they simply did not value u enough to keep u around. Hope that helps!

[rcktpwr]

whole foods employee catches me stealing valuable artichoke water and tries to apprehend me but i quickly jump through one of his gauges and escape

[bacony-cakes]

op turned off reblogs but i wanted this on my blog so i screenshotted it

[weedle-testaburger]

@strangelittlevixen WELL. FUCKING. SAID!

[agardenandlibrary]

Sleepy baby

[agardenandlibrary]

Sleepy baby, pt 2

[agardenandlibrary]

Sleepy babies together.

[kalimaxxing]

in the club freakin it in a sensitive style