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We’re all good omens blogs now. 24. Dancer. Lover.

[tiny-rainy-deactivated20220606]

i want the romanticized version of an ed not whatever the fuck this shit is

[testosterogna]

sometimes you just need to walk in the rain without a raincoat or an umbrella to indulge the Wet Sopping Beast instinct

[testosterogna]

if you see me walking around in the rain utterly drenched, mind your business. i am here by no mere accident, i chose to give myself up to the elements

[the-most-pathetic-edge-marquis]

bella in port angeles: having a deeply traumatic experience, is literally stalked, almost assaulted and murdered

edward: how can i make this about ✧ me ✧

[diasporaslippage]

Monday

[laeffy]

booty shorts idea

[skittybot]

this can’t stay in the tags

[pantlesshero]

[ID:

a picture of blue booty shorts with the print “this content has been removed for violating tumblr’s community guidelines”

the second picture shows the same image with tags under it reading “would be great for a binder”

end ID]

[libraryofjoy]

Lady of shallot. Lady of onion. Lady of garlic. Lady of chives.

[kaijuno]

She got the crop top and the Chanel thigh high boots what a Look

[intelligentchristianlady]

A bus may have only a couple of passengers, especially at the beginning or end of its route. But let's also take fuel efficiency into account.

[kaijuno]

[nativeconservative]

[firebirdeternal]

This applies in varying ways to parts of the midwest as well.

I still vividly remember the time my car broke down in a McDonalds parking lot off the main road in Chicago when I was I think 19. I’d been dropping someone off since it was only a day or so’s drive from where I lived and much cheaper than a plane ticket. Anyways the battery cable came disconnected and it was the type you needed a wrench to reattach, I asked in the restaurant if they had one, no dice, asked in the lobby if anybody had one in their car, no dice, I remembered my parents had gotten me a small emergency tool kit years before, then remembered exactly where I’d left it at home. I called my parents, dreading what was to come, standing there describing the problem while looking under the hood, preparing myself for the inevitable mocking that was going to come, when an elderly man in a set of work-stained overalls carrying a duffle bag full of tools Hip-checked me out of the way, leaned in, attached the cable, and walked away without saying a Goddamned Word to me or even making eye contact.

(I shouted a deeply confused “Thank you!” as he walked off, but got no acknowledgement whatsoever)

[j4gm]

After reaching a certain threshold I believe every franchise should be government mandated to receive a Lego game.

[j4gm]

Suggestions I’ve received so far:

[mockwa]

Some countries have trained builders in the informal sector in safe building techniques.

[riallasheng]

Took me a bit but I was able to find their youtube channel! ^^

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6vasuRFx3t3NTISG6iwUeA

They REALLY like making pools of one kind or another, it’s fun to see.  Plus they have a few tree houses they’ve made and the like

[nyabbycat]

oh my god

[systlin]

SUBSCRIBED

[geekandmisandry]

I just spent over an hour lost on that channel. It’s actually super soothing. They don’t talk ever, just ambient building noises.

[lady-feral]

I love this

[kaijuno]

There’s actually hundreds of channels doing stuff like this on YouTube you just gotta follow the rabbit hole

[astraldepths]

but! (and I don’t mean to be a buzzkill, but I figured I needed to share) it’s likely that a lot of them are using large crews and modern equipment

here’s a video about it that breaks down some of it down, and it’s disappointing, but really interesting! and it shows how deceptive people are when it comes to making things look good for clicks.

[memewhore]

[transjackfairy]

linocut, 1/7/22

[paulkleefishmagic]

bumper sticker that says "honk if youd rather be watching john carpenter's the thing"

[filmnoirsbian]

07/13

a little poem

[millennial-review-deactivated20]

[captain-price-officially]

[theygender]

[whatbigotspost]

A lot to generational theory is bullshit in that I have more in common with a working class baby boomer than a landlord class millennial. BUT when we’re talking about the differences in cost on things like homes and higher education, we have absolutely got to acknowledge what has occurred over the past 50 years.

[cat-potatoes-deactivated20470604]

I'm a millennial. I saw people only a few years older than me afford 3 and 4 bedroom houses with one full time job barely above minimum wage. Affordable housing wasn't that long ago.