Biggus Dickus

21. I like girls and guys. I sacrifice my soul to League and RPGs.

[weagueofwegends-blog]

Kalista by Zhyphrus

[kyle-r]

you are still always on my mind

That doesn't sound like a productive use of your time

[spokeart]

New paintings by stellaimhultberg for her solo show, opening this Thursday night at spokeart in San Francisco.

[kyle-r]

i miss you

Same here, probably

[keeganallennews]

[blackfashion]

[theeobvioussecret]

😍

[art-tension]

Awesome Sculptures by Michael James Talbot

Beautifully oxidized bronze sculptures of elongated women by Michael Talbot

 The contrast between lightness, harmonious movement and supposed rigid and heavy material

on Calken Gallery   

source: 

designcollector

[betusharapatusha]

in French you don’t say ‘I miss you.’ You say ‘Tu me manques.’ Which is closer to, 'You are missing from me ’ 🌜💘🌛 by betusha rapatusha

[kyle-r]

anyone, genuinely: i like talking to you

me: confusing and concerning but i will take it

[orfs]

[madeupmonkeyshit]

when you send risky text messages

[tranhoalan]

[snacksandharts-blog]

x

[weagueofwegends-blog]

VI by yy6242

[culturenlifestyle]

[seriouslyamerica]

Seriously, Rugrats was not fucking around.

[flaminganakin-deactivated201812]

People don’t give Rugrats enough credit for how progressive it was. I mean think about it.

Chuckie, for most of the series is raised by a single father

Angelica’s mother was a high ranking corporate executive

Phil and Lil’s mom was a feminist 

She also breastfed them (which the show actually depicted)

Tommy is half-Jewish and the show actually explored this part of his heritage

Seriously, this show was fucking amazing!! They just don’t make ‘em like this anymore….

[tassiekitty]

Also don’t forget that Chuckie had an interracial family after the second movie.

[jazzthefraz-deactivated20200320]

How are you guys forgetting Susie? I mean her mom was a doctor and her dad was a writer for a famous Children’s TV show. Not to mention Kimmie was anything BUT submissive.

[allanime01]

Remember when they had episodes that hit hard to issues kids might be dealing with? Chuckie only had his Dad on Mothers Day, Tommy had to deal with being outshadowed by a new baby brother, Phil and Lil were constantly being mixed up and then they had a couple episodes where they each found that even as a twin they were their own people. Man Rugrats was the shit.

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