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we’re literally floating on a tiny planet in fucking space why are we surrounded by hatred and misery. why can’t everyone just calm the fuck down and lay on some grass. the sun is a GIANT BURNING ORB why does money exist. fuck everything
50 Random Things About So You Think You Can Dance (S14E3)
1. Why did the New York City auditions get an introduction like it was the season premiere? I’m assuming because they needed to fill 28 minutes of the episode.
2. Mary Murphy looks fucking ADORABLE in this school-girl length pleated skirt and deconstructed blazer. It’s honestly the best she’s ever looked.
3. And behind her is “triple-threat” “superstar” Vanessa Hudgens, looking like a turd in that shit-brown coat and dark matte lip.
4. I seriously still don’t understand how Vanessa Hudgens got on the judges panel. Who on the production team thought, “You know who’s hip and the teens relate to? That one girl from that Disney movie that was popular 9 years ago.”
5. Oh ew ew ew, Vanessa Hudgens also has on a weird buttoned straight-lined bodice the same color as the coat. What is this look? Who said this look was okay.
6. “La La Land’s choreographer” LET IT GO.
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having to be tied to this administration as a general American like
And the rest of the world like…
that’s the look that says ‘sorry you’re going through that, unfortunately we’re going in the same direction with only slightly more agency’
I like this analogy because it includes the hope that eventually we get to rip the faces off of our primary abusers.
real adult™ tip from a real adult™ with executive dysfunction
do stuff while waiting for other stuff
like that sounds intuitive and vague but so much of the day is spent in a period of wait and if you struggle to motivate yourself to do things then this is the best time
waiting for your water to boil? bag up your garbage. waiting for your coffee to drip? wipe down your counters. roommate taking up the bathroom? scoop the cat box. waiting for your food to cook in the microwave? do however many dishes you can while it’s in there.
waiting is the perfect time to do a limited amount of something for yourself where you would be otherwise just standing around doing fuck-all
THIS IS REALLY HELPFUL!
I actually turn this into a game!
“How many chores can I do while the water is boiling for my tea?”
“Can I put away the dishes and wipe the counters before my lunch finishes reheating?”
“Can I sweep the floor AND change the laundry while the dogs are out back?”
You can totally do this! If you make it like a game, also, you will get better at it, and you can be like ‘yes, now I put away the dishes AND wiped out the sink before my water boiled, I am a level 2 Adult!’
THIS IS WHAT I DO
The actual smell of rain comes from plants. When plants are in drought they produce oils in replacement for waters. When the time comes and it finally starts raining the plants get their needed water and they release these oils in the air and the smell of that oil is what we call smell of rain
the scent is called petrichor
This is my absolute favorite smell
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me @ myself: can you not feel suicidal every time someone doesn’t pay attention to you
All offense when will donald trump die
Honestly my favorite part about this post is that from the time I uploaded until now ive never gotten hate for this we all agree the orange man needs to go
I hate the internet. I hate how this poem doesn’t need to be finished but it has 13.9k retweets and 21.1k likes. Everyone knows how this poem ends and I hate it
Although it looks like a sea monster army is about to feast on some surfer guts, those “tentacles” are in fact just seaweed along Innsmouth Beach in New England.
yes… just relax as the “seaweed” gently caresses you… no, no those aren’t suckers, those are…sea urchins… yes, sea urchins… relax…
It’s really called Innsmouth Beach and you expect me to believe you?
Suddenly, a lot of things make sense.
Fuck. That. Shit.
tbh America is passing bullshits laws just to be passing bullshit laws at this point
So, if you're not happy with Le Fou being gay, who would you prefer them to make gay?
i’m not happy that the antagonist’s Fool (guess what Le Fou means) sidekick is gonna be the first gay character disney puts out. disney has always supported LGBT+ people behind the scenes without actually supporting LGBT+ causes and it’s that in the closet attitude neither here nor there BS i’m not here for. That’s not support. They’re more concerned about their money (when really? Disney losing money is highly unlikely it’s not like their hand isn’t in control of every other company out there but whatever) and losing their “family friendly” image when all that does is perpetuates the idea that LGBT+ people aren’t family friendly. it’s gross and and it’s even grosser they’re patting themselves on the back for this like this is so damn innovative but making joke characters gay isn’t new or innovative. making antagonists gay isn’t new or innovative. we’re always jokes and bad guys in movies.
you want to know what i want? a princess. a prince. a good guy. a likeable character. not some twat whose sexuality is probably gonna be the butt of the joke the entire movie. that isn’t some crazy thing to ask for and Disney should know better. This was a bad call.
the natural history museum in London.
Flodden Wall. Edinburg, Scotland.
