I've been here too long....

Yo

[buffyannegiles]

young and dangerous

[julientel]

Gale: Tara NO Tara: Tara YES

Spawn Batstarion AU

(not a ship)

[akuma-misery]

Emmrich Week: Day 1- Necropolis

[punishedsaints]

[ashstfu]

[animentality]

[sovietnam]

[vonspe]

Johanna and Emmrich as young mourn watchers gives me Most Chaotic Lab Partners energy

[goth-queen]

[ariadne-mouse]

me, unloading a fitted sheet from the dryer: *squinting* what's that you've got in your mouth

fitted sheet: nothing :)))))))

me, prying open its twisted jaws: na-ah!!! give it to me RIGHT now!!

fitted sheet: *resentfully spits out a wad of 3 very damp dishtowels, a pillowcase, and a pathetically sodden washcloth*

[mouthtapedguy]

lions are very mean and like jellyfish

[posttexasstressdisorder]

Something something purple monkey typwriter dishwasher. Such bigly. Much people are saying.

[ianime0]

Vigilante: Boku no Hero Academia Illegals | Ep1 | Acts of violence in broad daylight. Not very sensible. Are you one of those instant villains who are so common these days?

[kosmogrl]

[wetchickenbreast]

does anyone want to hire me to be their evil advisor

[wetchickenbreast]

i mean normal advisor

[sandmandaddy69]

[frankierohugejorts]

pushing daisies really was a modern retelling of orpheus and eurydice in which they knew they wouldnt make it out of the underworld so instead they simply built a life together on the stairs

[khvylovy]

dear usamerican high schoolers looking for a way to resist fascism: sit through the pledge of allegiance.

no getting up. no looking at the flag.

everyone will be looking at you. you'll be sweating like a fucking hippopotamus. your teacher will sternly tell you to get up. you'll feel stupid and that maybe its not worth it because you're just a kid in a classroom. but I'm here to remind you that there are no real life consequences to detention. there are however real life consequences to resisting a thoughtless performance of nationalism.

[roach-works]

not to talk tough but i have sat through every pledge of allegiance in my life, and that includes the bush administration's hyper-patriotic war on terror.

you can NOT be compelled to say the pledge, and that also means you can't be given the 'choice' of doing it or taking a punishment. being sent into the hall is a grey area.

if you are punishing for refusing, parents or a more sympathetic teacher (like say a history or english teacher) can step in to intercede with the principal. do not be afraid to escalate.

it is critical now of all times that you PRACTICE civil disobedience, starting small, sticking to it, and working up, this will help you learn how very much disobedience you can actually get away with in this life, which is actually a hell of a lot.