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Just a collection of things that catch my eye, no specific theme just things that I'm feeling in the moment.

[memescomedy]

[memesandlaughs]

[swolizard]

Vince Staples is exactly the person he puts forward and I fuck with it heavily

[imlivingadopelife]

Fuck this is me.

[mochacondaddy]

I love this man fr 😭✨

[kingjaffejoffer]

“Why you hate yourself and you trying to bring me into it”

[heyyyparker]

Lmfaoooo yo I feel him heavy cause deadass! 😭

[annabellehectorworldofweird]

[catchymemes]

Tall People Troubles

[lickmetilllicecreammmm]

The shower head got me lmao cuz I catsit for a guy who’s 6’4 and his shower head spray hits me right in the center of my chest, and I know that’s his stomach area 😂😂😂😂

[animenostalgia]

Valentine’s day’s right around the corner–here’s scans of the American Sailor Moon Valentine cards (perfect to print out or email to friends for dose of 1995 in 2015.)

[amuzed1-deactivated20241106]

This made me laugh, but it’s true😂

[beesandbombs]

donut

[mews]

[legato666]

[yearofthescavenger]

[lacigreen]

sex positive rugrats! *The Rugrats parents allow Tommy and Chuckie to wear dresses because “they’re not just for girls” *In Betty & Howard’s relationship, the gender roles are reversed.  Same in Drew & Charlotte’s relationship.

*Charlotte, Angelica’s big business mama, occasionally alludes to the importance of female empowerment:

* Throughout the series, it is often highlighted that Phil & Lil, although identical twins, are treated differently because of their gender.

*Charles/”Chaz” proudly takes on the nurturing role of single dad and challenges traditional masculinity. 

*In fact, most the characters bend gender in one way or another!

[kayotics]

Best thing about this is, when I was a kid and watched the show, I didn’t really see anything out of the ordinary with any of this.

[chicks1023]

[buttplugfoetus]

[thischichere-deactivated2017021]

[earthyendeavors-deactivated2025]

Indian Giver

You’re an Indian giver in the way you love: Everything you give, you take away.

[full-time-n8ive-deactivated2017]

What is an Indian giver?

[nizhonibird]

A person who gives something and than wants it back.

[full-time-n8ive-deactivated2017]

what did the Indians want back?

[marrymejasonsegel]

[prokopetz]

More specifically, the term “Indian giver” arose from a series of incidents in which European colonists would borrow food and supplies from the local First Nations, then turn around and go “oh, we thought it was a gift” when the locals later tried to collect on the loan.

Modern history books like to bang on about “cultural misunderstandings”, but if you look at contemporary records, it’s clear that there was no misunderstanding - the colonists totally understood that they were being extended a loan, and simply didn’t want to pay it back.

The myth that Native Americans liked to swindle people by giving them gifts and later claiming that the gift had actually been a loan - hence, “Indian giver” - thus developed in order to retroactively justify the colonists stiffing the locals when those loans came due.

(In the interest of clarity, interest-bearing loans were not commonly practiced by North America’s First Nations at the time, though they did exist among some groups; in this context, the term “loan” simply means “I give you something you need right now, and you give me back something of equal value at some specified or unspecified future date”.)

[alwaysbewoke]

Unceasing reblog.

[ore-imouto-deactivated20240108]

Found it 😎

[swapcestandothershit-blog]

The wall of memes

[ore-imouto-deactivated20240108]

Mate you don’t even know

[75orchids]

[1i73-deactivated20221021]

jake & drosh

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