Lesbian Rocks

[runnily]

[toocooltobehipster]

windows users, save money using these free apps!!

[femboss]

other fab programs that are absolutely 100% free:

recuva - accidentally deleted something in the recycling bin? recover it back with this program!

speccy - tells you the specs of your computer, among other things

defraggler - defrag the SHIT out of your hard drive and clean it right up

[unlimitedgoats]

This is a great post what makes it even better is that most of these you can get from Ninite which will download and install the latest versions of all available software ALL AT ONCE without you having to worry about adware or the annoying clutter (toolbars, changing your default search engine) that sometimes comes with their individual installers. So, yeah. Have at it folks.

[ramenuzumaki]

This post needs to be shared in all the blogs.

[cryptidw00rm-archive]

Too Long

caleb // @hurricanesunny

[alwaysbewoke]

had to get that off my chest… 

[alwaysbewoke]

the bullshit i’m talking about… 

meanwhile…

[alwaysbewoke]

THANK YOU!!! THESE ARE INDICTMENTS OF OUR COUNTRY!!! NOT INSPIRATION!! 

[thegoodvybe]

[writing-prompt-s]

New merch! Available until October 10!

[Tee | Women’s Tee | Hoodie | Sweatshirt | Tote Bag]

https://teespring.com/stores/halloween-merch

[ithelpstodream]

[enfranchisement]

[theweekmagazine]

Britain just issued a travel warning for LGBT people headed to U.S.

It’s that bad.

[invisiblelad]

In the eyes of the British government, the U.S. may now be a risky destination for LGBT travelers. The British Foreign Office posted a travel advisory update to its website Tuesday warning members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender communities about anti-LGBT laws passed recently in North Carolina and Mississippi. “The U.S. is an extremely diverse society and attitudes towards LGBT people differ hugely across the country,” the advisory reads. “LGBT travelers may be affected by legislation passed recently in the states of North Carolina and Mississippi.”

The advisory also provides a map that marks countries around the world — including Turkmenistan, Pakistan, Nicaragua, as well as much of northern Africa and the Middle East — that also have anti-LGBT laws, and includes a few more pieces of travel advice. “Some hotels, especially in rural areas, won’t accept bookings from same-sex couples — check before you go,” the British government warns, noting that LGBT travelers should also “exercise discretion” in rural areas and avoid “excessive physical shows of affection” when in public.

[airyairyquitecontrary-deactivat]

This is the type of thing that I think would come as a shock to some Americans, as to how SCARY their country appears to many of us in the rest of the world. (And that’s allowing for the fact that many of our countries can be scary in their own ways.)

[aregrettablehullabaloo]

OMG this is so humiliating!  On behalf of decent Americans, I’m sorry.  The bigots and assholes are in control right now, but we’re working on it!

[kitsunki]

I deeply apologize and hope that same sex couples are safe visiting America. I cannot express my deep sorrow and shame at how shitty my country as become.

[adelle-ein]

nothing never happening to me. never.

[lumpybass-princess]

[shiftythrifting]

throwback to win I found this gym inn a value village inn houston, TX

[kkoongie]

Just a PSA for those who may also be worried about losing anything.

[not-today-tacos]

Any hurricane -

->Take pictures of your valuables AND the stickers with the serial numbers on it.

-> Have all important documents together and with you. This includes but not limited to: Birth Certificates, Social Security information, marriage/divorce certificates and paperwork, bank information, passports, etc.

-> If you evacuate take above important documents along with any weapons. It sounds bad but good chance for looters to get weapons. Even people will still take advantage of others in shitty situations.

-> If you evacuate take any and all medication with you. I am not talking herbal things like fish oil and multivitamins. I’m talking about prescription medication to as little as ibuprofen and Nyquil. Bonus bring a first aid kit.

-> Try. To. Bring. Your. Animals. With. You.

Please put an effort to try. If anything most people are told to let them loose.

Do. Not. Leave. Them. Tied. Up. Or. In. A. Kennel. Locked. In. Your. Home.

Take a picture of them as well. In case the apca catches them and put them in kennels for people to find after the storm.

-> This past hurricane they have been requesting people to write their phone number on live stock hooves should they be lost to contact owners.

-> Items may be lost and you can get most of them back. However there is only one of you. You, family members, and pets. Please be safe.

This is not limited to Hurricanes!

[helly-watermelonsmellinfellon]

Not just hurricanes. Floods, fires, and tornadoes too. 

Though… my mom’s aunt’s family lived in an area that was basically a bowl and would flood during every rainstorm. Back in the 70s and 80s things were more lax and to cheat the system they lied and said they owned more than whatever they did so the insurance company would replace their stuff plus give them new stuff. They would pawn the new stuff to make more money, and this happened a lot.

They can’t be as easily tricked these days. Keep receipts. Take photos of everything. Because people like the aunt’s family stole a lot of things and helped make the problem worse for those who actually need help. Insurance companies don’t even believe you when you have proof now thanks to such people but you need to cover all the bases as much as you can.

[robotmystic]

dad?

[grawly]

answer his question

[theperksofbeingaperk]

“…last year this photograph of children looking at their smartphones by Rembrandt’s ‘The Night Watch’ in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam [went viral.] It was often accompanied by outraged, dispirited comments such as “a perfect metaphor for our age,” “the end of civilization” or “a sad picture of our society”.

…It turns out that the Rijksmuseum has an app that, among other things, contains guided tours and further information about the works on display. As part of their visit to the museum, the children, who minutes earlier had admired the art and listened attentively to explanations by expert adults, had been instructed to complete an assignment by their school teachers, using, among other things, the museum’s excellent smartphone app….

The tragic thing is that this — the truth — will never go viral. So, I wonder, what is more likely to bring about the death of civilization, children using smartphones to learn about art or the willful ignorance of adults who are too quick to make assumptions?” José Picardo, Medium

Read more

[a-wild-haggis]

#adults are fucking idiots#me included but i mean proper adults#like old adults

[datboarboss]

My first thoughts were mean ones and im fucking young

[helly-watermelonsmellinfellon]

Don’t you love it when other people try to act as if the world is supposed to have the exact same interests as them and if they don’t they’re ‘ruining the world’? Yet we all know these condescending pieces of shit wouldn’t stand there staring at the art either.

Not everyone likes that kind of art and not all of them are there willingly. Chill the fuck out. They looked like young teens forced to go on a field trip none of them wanted to be a part of. I’m 23 and I wasn’t raging about ‘their disrespect’.

[spinning-peridot]

The actual programing language is called “Ruby” (and the framework “Ruby on Rails”), so I’ll count this as a cute and clever Steven Universe reference! :3

[qtz456743]

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