Spock, Lock, and Drop It

I'm here. I'm pretty glad you're here as well. I like theatre, space, fanfiction, the future, feminism, art, connections, and simplicity. I also like to listen. I love my blog, hot mess that it sometimes may be. Fandoms include but are not limited to Pacific Rim, Hannibal (NBC and Harris), Supernatural, Star Trek (TOS and reboot), Marvel. I like to see the cast and crew of these respective endeavors. I liveblog series marathons and fanfiction nights. Please look to my "tagged/tags" page to see more about my posts and me! ❒ Taken ❒ Single ✔ Saving people, hunting things.

[abomination-of-gender-deactivat]

anyway it’s super fucked up people treat trigger warnings as slapstick jokes but spoiler warnings as serious and sacrosanct

[hospitalplant]

I was literally in group therapy today and someone said “and we’re triggered- uh, I mean like set off…by stuff” like what the fuck?? people with literal mental illness for whom the term was meant to be used by feel too embarrassed to use the word bc of what these assholes have done !! it costs exactly $0.00 to not make trigger jokes lmao bye

[the-movemnt-deactivated20170912]

It won’t get better for LGBT youth of color until we identify and dismantle the ways we’ve normalized racism. Gabe hits it on the head:

[princehexing-deactivated2017061]

I want all my white mutuals to watch this immediately! And I’ll reblog this everyday until you guys fully understand.

[mushroam]

20 minutes into nearly napping and chill and he start rapping at your chamber door

[timeaway]

Anyway social media is weird and the commodification of the self is beginning to make me more and more uncomfortable like I will never be able to accurately curate images/ words that are a genuine reflection of me

[sixpenceee]

The Walls Sweat

by sixpenceee user theoddcatlady

I think I need to move again. The doctor called it agoraphobia. I call it a rational reaction after being stalked for two years by an ex boyfriend. The moment he was finally jailed, I picked up everything and got out of there. Mom said I could move in with her, but I didn’t want her to see what I’d become. The new apartment was across the state, cheap, and had plenty of delivery services. Once I entered that building, I resolved the closest I’d get to leaving it was to get the mail every other day. I worked from home, freelance writing. Unpredictable, at best, but I’d managed to get it to work for me. The place was actually really nice at first glance. No cracks, no drafts. The stove worked like a charm. The fridge was cold. Heck, even the lightbulbs didn’t need changing. The building occasionally settled loudly, but it wasn’t too loud. Maintenance made sure this place was nice.

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[julyonjupiter]

Oh my god. My new favorite story..

[biscuitsarenice]

[toomuchperfume]

This is the sweetest sentiment. I want to be like that.

[sleepydumpling]

One of the greatest lessons I learned.  Quit judging other people’s appearance.  It’s good for YOU and them.

[jncos]

i bought some underwear from k-mart today and i kind of wish we had the dystopic k-marts you see in america

[jncos]

i want to shop here

[straightallies-deactivated20240]

What do your k-marts look like then

[jncos]

[straightallies-deactivated20240]

is that fucking real omfg. It’s so clean

[jncos]

it varies a little from store to store but basically

[koobaxion-deactivated20220403]

American hell Kmart’s are PvP enabled zones it’s like the “The Purge” of capitalism

[heckyeah-horseshoecrabs]

WHAT THE FUCK ARE THESE FANCY KMARTS?!?!?!?! THAT’S NOT HOW KMART WORKS

[singingwithoutwords]

[mysharona1987]

[sourcedumal]

LISTEN

[biscuitsarenice]

She Came Prepared The Daily Politics presenter was chatting to Charlotte and Henrietta about banning unhealthy food in schools.

[chubphlosion-deactivated2016060]

She came for him

[delawhat-deactivated20180101]

[karunator-deactivated20190617]

[owlmylove]

please watch this incredible french vine

[awkwardmermaidhair]

I just really wanna know what the guy says after

[bitterwort]

he asks something along the lines of “what kind of pasta /is this/?”

[michaeljruocco]

Director: “So Donald plugs the nozzle into the tire, makes 3 steps to the bicycle pump and starts pumping. You got that?” Animator: “Sure thing, boss! I’ll get on it right away!” Director: “And Bob…” Animator: “Yes, sir?” Director: “Just… don’t overdo it this time…”

[vanish]

[archaeologicals-deactivated2016]

fun facts!

leonardo da vinci was a year younger than christopher columbus.

stalin, freud, Ttto, trotsky and hitler walk into a bar……no really, it’s possible since they all lived in vienna in 1913.

aristotle tutored alexander the great.

abraham lincoln was twelve when napoleon bonaparte died.

an unusually well-traveled person in 5th century BC could have conceivably met confucius, lao tze, the buddha and socrates over the course of a seventy year life.

pharaohs and mammoths existed at the same time.

pocahontas and william shakespeare died, in the same country, less than a year apart from each other. 

oxford university is older than the aztec empire.

[lyctorgideon]

panera bread now sells a “gluten conscious monster nut cookie” bc my life wasn’t weird enough without customers asking me “can i get that monster nut” five times a day

[firelord-frowny]

It really, REALLY bothers me when I hear people frame climate change and other environmental crises as something that everyday, average-ass people are responsible for, and not corporations and entire governments. 

Like literally, how can a regular-ass person ~opt out~ of all damaging behaviors while still being able to function in society? 

You literally can’t. 

The future of our planet is not down to whether or not someone recycles their water bottle. 

It’s down to whether or not governments and corporations decide to quit sucking up all our resources and poisoning the earth with reckless abandon. 

I mean obviously people should still live as cleanly and as sustainably as they can manage where they are and with what they have, but like. THAT isn’t the major issue. 

[lilacbreastedroller]

govts and corporations have deliberately put the onus on yr individual choices so the system can continue being as destructive/profitable

[sopphistries-deactivated2016080]

God bless this post this pisses me off so much Also this hyper-individualist shift of responsibility is largely an American thing and consumerism is framed as a solution- e.g., buy more shit that’s sustainable! That’ll fix the problem (buy a new, green water bottle! buy a new, green car! buy a new, green whatever-the-fuck that’ll just ultimately produce more waste)!

[crybabyhellbutch]

I took a course in sustainable engineering.

The professor mentioned that even if every private individual in the world were to conserve resources and the environment the ol’ Jimmy Carter way- by turning down the thermostat, recycling your glass and plastics and metals, cut down on luxuries, take shorter showers, etc., it would only get us 10% of the way to where we need to be in order to avoid global catastrophic climate change.

The vast majority of freshwater use is from industry and agriculture. http://www.worldometers.info/water/ 

The vast majority of CO2 emissions is from industrial and electrical generation sites and associated vehicles. http://www3.epa.gov/climatechange/ghgemissions/gases/co2.html

Private individuals hardly make a dent, even in ideal conditions.

[howling-fucking-fantods]

Thank you.

[blackshuckofficial-deactivated2]

“have you tried weed to fix your mental illness” is just the libertarian version of “have you tried yoga”

[iskariotrising]