The Out Crowd

British fashion blogger and YouTuber.Fashion, Tattoos, Colorful hair, Shoes... I re-blog things that are beautiful.

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Why do you like sharks?

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he walk

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He cronch

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He roll

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She give high fin. @lilragekitten

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He gets tummy rubs

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He get nose rub

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She do a triple Lutz

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This post is blessed

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Life During Interesting Times

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A lot of people are really scared and angry because of the results of the newest climate change reports — as they should be. But I’m already seeing a lot of posts and news reports like “HERE’S WHAT YOU CAN DO TO FIGHT GLOBAL WARMING” and bizarrely enough, the answers are never like “weed out climate change deniers from your government, impose strict new rules for the corporations that are  creating most of the emissions, pour government resources into alternate forms of fuel, etc.” It’s always like “carpool to work!”

Look. Of course you should be working to reduce waste in your own life. But let’s not fucking pretend that consumers are the ones who made this mess. You know what another recent study found? Just 100 companies are responsible for 71% of global emissions. If the rest of us stopped ALL WASTE and fucking ascended to a higher plane of existence that no longer requires consumption of any kind, the world would still be absolutely fucked if those 100 companies keep on as they do.

I hate this personal responsibility model when it comes to conservation. By ignoring the actual source of the problem and focusing on individuals instead, guess who gets targeted? The absolute most vulnerable individuals on the planet. When people advocate personal responsibility, somehow they’re never talking about billionaires and their private jets. They’re creating straw bans that will make life more dangerous for people with disabilities. They’re shaming women for using disposable menstrual products. They’re criticizing the poor and destitute for using “wasteful” products because they’re all they can afford. They’re making vaguely eugenic statements about getting people in “third world countries” to stop ~breeding~ so much. It’s monstrous.

Stop shaming consumers for the sins of corporations and their powerful investors. Stop placing the blame at the feet of the people who already have the hardest time getting through life. Do something, and by “do something” I mean buy a reusable coffee cup on the way to fucking vote. Go to a protest. Call a representative. Demand accountability from the people who got us into this mess.

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Just so you all know..

This blog is 100% anti PETA.

We love our vegetarian and vegan friends and family (and I have a lot of them!!). We don’t support an organization that claimes to love animals and does nothing but hurt them and the people who love them.

Hugs and support to my extended dog show family at Crufts.

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Not saying that youre wrong because peta is on some sketchy shit but what did they do to hurt animals?? Again not saying that ur wrong I just don’t know

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PETA’s Shelter Euthanized 72% Of Its Animals Last Year.

PETA kills “rescued” lobsters by putting them in fresh water

PETA Joins Forces with Group Working to Kill All “Pit Bulls” Nationwide

PETA thinks that keeping pets is cruelty and slavery

PETA’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad History of Killing Animals 

More why PETA is horrible

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We also do NOT support vegans that force their carnivorous pets to live on a vegan diet. Hypocrisy is somthing I HATE and if you really cared that much about animals you would do the research needed to feed your pets a species appropriate diet.

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someone tell me how to walk in heels without crying

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Ok. First: when buying heels make sure to buy at the end of the day. Like you should have been up and about for hours before trying them on. This way your feet at their most swollen which means when you wear them you will have room for when they swell up.

Second: break them in. Wear them around the house for 30 minutes a day for a few days before you wear them out the first time. I usually do this for 3-7 days, the higher the heel the more days you do. This helps your feet and leg muscles get used to walking in them. If they still hurt the same they did on day one by the third day though return them, they are cut wrong for your feet.

Third: if the shoes allow for it try wearing those little socks with the cushion pads on the heel and ball of the foot. If the shoe doesn’t allow for that use band-aids friction block stick to protect those areas and reapply when it becomes uncomfortable. do not wait until it already hurts, it’s a blister by then.

This is what I do with my heels and I’m usually pretty good wearing 4 inchers for like 6 hours (not daily mind you). So these tips should help.

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THANK YOU

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I don't want to be a blogger any more

I don’t want to be a blogger any more

A lot of people have been asking me whether I still blog or not. Since the start of this year I’ve published around 20 blog posts. That’s an average of 1 post every 10 days, which isn’t great when most bloggers churn out at least 3 posts a week. So you can forgive people for thinking I’ve packed it all in. The bitter truth is I’ve fallen out of love with my blog. My current feelings about…

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A weekend in London with megabus

A weekend in London with megabus

At the start of May the lovely team team at megabus sent me to London for the weekend to meet up with Haydy and take part in a blogger travel swap. I hopped on a megabus early one Saturday morning and headed down to London. I’d never used the megabus before as I usually take the train whenever I head to London, but I was genuinely impressed! I nabbed myself a seat by the window and was pleasantly…

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May 2016 Monthly Photo Summary

May 2016 Monthly Photo Summary

1. Nuerobiology notes // 2. Revision notes all over my kitchen wall // 3. Start of exams // 4. More revision // 5. Vegan Curry during my visit to London // 6. Visiting Highgate cemetery // 7. Cocktails during a break from exams // 8. Meal out to celebrate the end of exams // 9. Vegan lunch with a friend // 10. Impromptu road trip to the seaside // 11. My beautiful dress from JD Williams // 12.…

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Jamie's Italian New Super Lunch Menu

Jamie’s Italian New Super Lunch Menu

As anyone who has ever seen my Instagram account will know, I love eating out. I usually go out to eat once a week and love trying new places and new menus. So when Jamie’s Italian invited me along to their Bristol restaurant to try out their new Super Lunch menu, I was all over it! I dragged the boyfriend along with me, as I figured he could give a meat eaters perspective. Obviously Dave was…

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Summer Dress Styling Tips

Summer Dress Styling Tips

  I love summer and of course I love summer fashion in particular; so when JD Williams contacted me for my summer dress styling tips I was quick to snap up this beautiful tropical print summer dress.* This year I am absolutely loving tropical leaf prints and the print on this dress is just perfect. It even matches my phone case! I really like to wear maxi dresses in summer as they are easy to…

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Solo Travel

  Let me tell you a story… I was 19, alone and very tired waiting for a flight in Qatar. I was in the middle of a 48 hour journey from Koh Samet, Thailand to Antigua, Guatemala (A journey that included 1 boat ride, 4 flights, 3 taxis and an 8 hour bus ride!) I had 3 hours to kill at Qatar and it was the middle of the night so not even the small selection of shops and restaurants were open. I…

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10 Ways to feel better when you're having a bad day

10 Ways to feel better when you’re having a bad day

We all have bad days, some of us more than others. I’ve had an anxiety disorder since I was 10 years old so when I have bad days I have really bad days! So over the years I’ve come up with a few coping strategies that help perk me up when I’m having a not so great day… 1. Eat the frog No not an actual frog! This comes from a quote by Mark Twain which says “If it’s your job to eat a frog, it’s…

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Choosing university as a mature student... my experience

Choosing university as a mature student… my experience

I started university as a mature student back in September and it’s been a huge change in lifestyle for me. I graduated from my first degree in environmental science last year but by the time I’d hit my final year I’d completely fallen out of love with the subject and realised that I actually wanted to do something completely different as a career. I’m stubborn so I stuck it out and graduated but…

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March 2016 - Photo Summary

March 2016 – Photo Summary

Whoops, this post is a little late since we are now half way through April! Better late than never though right?? My monthly photo summaries used to be really popular but I haven’t posted one since last July. I think it’s time I brought back this feature, so here’s what I got up to last month. 1. Recovering from surgery // 2. New rings from Bohomoon // 3. Beautiful necklace from Happiness…

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Pinterest inspo: Botanical decor

Pinterest inspo: Botanical decor

Ever since Dave and I decided to start saving for a mortgage I’ve found myself becoming more and more preoccupied with home decor. I often catch myself daydreaming about lovely homely things and decor ideas for my future dream house. Recently I’ve been using Pinterest a lot to pin pictures of beautiful homes. So I thought I would share some of my home inspo with you in todays post.  I’m currently…

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Lamoda Goodies

  There’s nothing like a little online shopping to cheer a girl up eh? I’ve been finding all kinds of goodies online whilst I’ve been cooped up in the house recovering from my operation. I bought this pretty layered necklace and sassy fishnet socks from Lamoda. Lamoda has been on my radar for a while but I’ve never actually bought anything from them before. I absolutely love the necklace, I’ve…

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