promise? i promise

Anthony. 16.

[hotdamn5sos]

Tivoli - August 25, 2017 [x/x]

[clieopatra]

when will lena dunham, jennifer lawrence, and amy schumer….. not

[turnipfritters]

everytime i see one of y’all reblog a post about hillary clinton literally being a war criminal but then turn around and reblog posts about how much you’re gonna miss obama, or reblog cute pictures of obama or whatever, it’s like, i’ve got some bad news for you about him

[bands-and-random-stuff-inactive]

It’s November 8 2016. Election Day. And you didn’t vote. You knew that trump is evil “but Hillary is just as bad”, you said. You hate both of them, so you refused to vote. “Neither deserves to win”, you said and by the way, it’s rigged anyway, right? You refuse to play that game and you feel quite good about it. You’re a rebel. It’s your kind of protest against the corrupt system!  

You come home from work, with a smile on your face. It looks like your protest works: Some of your friends also didn’t vote or wrote in the name of a third candidate. You feel really good. Maybe you and your friends are enough to change the system! And if not, well, you’ve seen presidents change before and it never had too many consequences in your life. 

You sit down in front of your tv, reach for the remote and your phone buzzes. It’s a text from one of your friends, the weird one who begged you to vote for Hillary - and your smile falls off your face “It looks like Trump will probably win. I’m so scared. My sister is crying.” 

You suddenly remember that your friend’s sister is trans. 

You turn on the tv and you can’t believe your eyes. The third candidate one of your other friends voted for is at 4%! That’s great, isn’t it? But wait.. Hillary is currently behind Trump? By 6%? Oh. You didn’t expect that. 

 Another text. A co-worker. “Two people called in sick. I think it’s because they’re scared to go outside in case Trump wins..” 

One of your co-workers is black, one is Muslim. 

You stare at the tv and you can’t believe what you hear. “Trump won.” It was a head-at-head race and Hillary almost won - but only almost. You can’t believe it. None of your friends were going to vote for him! 

You want to go outside to think about something else - but you stop as you hear your neighbor crying on the phone. “I’m so scared i’ll lose the custody right when our marriage gets annulled”. 

You suddenly remember that your neighbors are a gay couple with a cute little daughter. 

But Hillary would’ve been just as bad, right? 

[cheile]

in short, vote Hillary if you care about keeping this country in one piece.  otherwise, you better go apologize to every single minority and woman that you know on November 9th because your protest vote has put them in danger.

[jinxasaurus]

And remember that conservatives routinely do things to make voting harder for people to do. Redistricting, closing polls in areas with a high minority population, “poll watchers”. They don’t want you to vote. That’s literally what they play on. “Not voting” isn’t going against the system, you’re playing the conservative’s game just how they want it.

[thesaltyspice-deactivated201612]

[irwinsource]

ashtonirwin: Moondance

[admittedlymaddy-deactivated2018]

why do I have the feeling that 2017 will either be the best year ever or the beginning of a dystopian universe with no in between

[irwinsource]

ashtonirwin: Reservoir Dog.

[hotdamn5sos]

mitchycollins: Reservoir, dawg (s)

[hotdamn5sos]

nattografi: Halsey Presents: Tarantino Nights Let’s get gorrryyyyyyyyy, like a Tarantino moooooooooooovie.

[irwinsource]

ashtonirwin: Reservoir Dog.

[manifestomindset]

If Marvel Studios can take the time to painstakingly find an unknown actor like Tom Holland to portray their very specific version of Peter Parker than they could afford to find a Jewish/Roma actress for Scarlet Witch and Asian actors for Dr. Strange and Iron Fist.

[ringingofraevolution]

Achilles: The Trojan War is homophobic

Patroclus: how?

Achilles: I’m gay and it’s inconveniencing me

[fangswaste]

Mm whatcha gay

[lakefatherlakeson]

i don’t think straight people will ever truly understand why many of us gay people LOVE being gay and why we would not change ourselves for the world. even the most progressive straight people, deep down, they pity us. they think we’d probably rather be straight if we could. “progressive” people always make the argument that “being gay isn’t a choice, because who would ever choose to be gay??” guess what: i didn’t choose to be gay, but i would. they’ll never understand that once we’re able to accept ourselves and find a safe community, being gay feels amazing. i love being a woman who loves women. and it’s only because of them that i’ve ever had to even think about questioning that. 

[mistski]

if this ain’t me !!

[1999gorl]

it’s 3 … wtf did no1 learn PEMDAS

[1999gorl]

ok it turns out that I didn’t learn PEMDAS

[agrester]

6/2(1+2) — PEMDAS

parenthesis (1+2) = (3)

because you cannot do anything else in the parenthesis, you drop it and make it 2*3

so then it’s 6/2*3

then in PEMDAS, if there are no exponents you go to MULTIPLICATION OR DIVISION. yes, multiplication is first in the acronym but you go in the order they’re in in the problem

so it’s 6/2 = 3

then the equation is 3*3 which equals 9.

[thotograph]

[blushers]

the answer is literally 1

[mistski]

this is a dumbass ambiguous question bc its formatted weirdly. its 6 divided by the entire section 2(1+2)—- essentially 6/(2(1+2)). so even if u do pemdas u have to remember 6 is divided by the whole thing, not just 2. so it becomes 6/(2*3) which is 6/6 which is 1. its literally 1. 

@ladyjalebi u a math major back me up