Hodge Podge Montage

SJ/fandom/queer/aesthetic/misc content. This is Rey, bisexualheteroromanic, trans man, 24, mestizo, intp, English major blatantly unimpressed with basically all white cis men. Pronouns: he/his/himself

[officialrung-deactivated2020010]

new ask game send me a 🌻 and ill just tell you whatever the fuck i want

[madygcomics]

Long time no post! Been mostly doing commissioned work lately. 

Here’s a fun one I just finished - The Queer Eye gang in oldschool Scooby Doo style!

I was gonna draw Bruley too but we all know Antoni is the real Scoob here. 

[cwote]

One of the most beautiful parts of life is that everyone is different. Beauty comes in so many different shapes and sizes :))

[shitpostsampler]

This was my first real cross stitch project and I’m glad for it ❤️ it took me 12 days but I’m proud of it

Thank you so much for making the pattern

[littlealienproducts]

Love Letter Charm by CharmedcharmsShop

[saccharinescorpion]

so this is an extremely cool resource

the JSTOR article by Catherine Halley

a list of series at Reveal Digital

[worshipthesquid]

[ID: a tweet from @JSTOR_Daily, which reads: “Thanks to @RevealDigital and their library partners, a whole slew of LGBTQ publications from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, and 90s are now open access and available for browsing: [JSTOR link]”. below the tweet, an excerpt from the article reads: “Fifty years ago, when a popular New York gay bar called the Stonewall Inn was raided by police, patrons fought back. The moment came to represent the beginning of the modern LGBTQ movement, but as Jules Gleeson explains, the fight for LGBTQ civil rights had actually been building for decades. Evidence of the emotional richness of this movement, from joy to righteous anger, can be found in the many LGBTQ publications, both pre- and post-Stonewall uprising, digitized by Reveal Digital in their Independent Voices collection. The LGBTQ series - which is open access and freely available to all - is a tremendous resource for scholars of LGBTQ history and the curious casual reader alike. Browse here or here.” end ID]

[mandronia]

[dollypartonbisexual-deactivated]

women don’t dress for men, they dress for tan france

[penny-anna]

The Cats movie and the ‘live action’ Lion King exist at opposite ends of a spectrum but idk what said spectrum is

[penny-anna]

[thenerdyindividual]

It’s the “Souless CGI” scale. It slides from boring to horrifying.

[nerdismyhobby]

It slides from “maybe this wasn’t necessary?” to “we are past the point of God’s forgiveness”

[anxietyproblem]

[failnation]

This general store sign showing that there is actually a difference between jelly and jam

[lazy-duck]

[image description: a general store sign that reads:

WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

Preserves: Made from cooking the whole fruit

Jam: Made from cooking mashed fruit

Butter: Made from cooking strained fruit pulp

Jelly: Made from cooking fruit juice

/end id]

[the-weaver-of-worlds]

Oh I didn’t know that, that’s fascinating!

[glyndaliker]

My cat gets really excited when I carry stuff. It doesn’t really matter what…

[setheverman]

GIVE HIM THE ITEMS!!!!!

[profeminist]

“when a trans person says “hey can you not call me sis/bro that makes me uncomfortable” you say 

 -“i apologise for that, i didn’t mean to misgender you, from now on i won’t call you that:)” 

 you don’t say: 

 -“to me it’s gender neutral so therefore you shouldn’t feel uncomfortable”

-  𝐥𝐢𝐚 💌‏

[by-grace-of-god]

The mystery of icon-preserving bees

For a decade, a beekeeper near Athens, has kept a tradition: every spring, he slips icons of Christ, the Holy Virgin and different saints in his beehives, in order to bless his bees and his yearly honey production. And every year, the very same mysterious phenomenon occurs: bees make their honeycomb cells around the pious images, meticulously avoiding covering them. 

[heartseeker]

[randyliedtke]

Baked some iPhone cookies to trick cops into pulling me over, then I just take a bite and ask if cookies are against the law.

[stillhereunfortunately]

but why

[xbox420-deactivated20141118]

is this the softcore version of fuck the police

[sinfuluser1]

This is like, back when kids would pretend to make phonecalls on their calculators in class to fool the teacher. This is just the adult version of that.

[thequantumqueer]

wasting police resources from a position of relative safety is direct action

[sosuperawesome]

Wild Whimsy Woolies on Instagram

Follow So Super Awesome on Instagram

[biisharp]

yeehaw