ay yo you know who it is

Charlie • he/him • where tha freaks at?

[sadbutcharlie]

I FORGOT HOW EASY IT IS TO ANNOY UR FRIENDS ON HERE HOLD UP

@corvuscore hewwo

[crylin]

day 4: Murder Mystery | day 8: Free Day for FFVII Halloween/Horror Week 2023

🎃 Happy Halloween! 🎃

[renohasbigtits]

✨Girl Dinner✨

[shubbabang]

Bliss

[ao3topshipsbracket]

[serafisolaris-deactivated202508]

just doodlin'

[whitepeopletwitter]

[queen-mihai]

First it was “go to college”

Then it was “major in STEM”

Then it was “one year experience”

Then it was “three years experience”

Then it was “three years of DIRECTLY RELATED experience”

Then it was five years of DIRECTLY RELATED experience"

Now, if you didn’t practically invent the technology a company uses, you’ve got no shot.

“but I started in the mailr..”

Nobody gives a f*ck about how you started in the mail room. You’re the CEO now. The mail room job is an unpaid internship now, and it requires 3 years of directly related mail delivery experience to even be considered. Sit down.

[queen-mihai]

Holy shit, you reblogged this from 3 years ago and, like… there’s not a word here I’d change

[1percentcharge]

if my body got taken over by an evil parasite alien and my friends immediately tried to kill me instead of trying to find a way to cure me first I’d be so pissed like that would be a serious sign to reevaluate our friendship

[dekuboya]

bunch of silly stuff for a very complex kh au that started as a simple sora and roxas twins/high school au that me and my friend have and just constantly added more worldbuilding to lol

[luxmoogle]

[blue-milk-yogurt]

these new barbies are crazy

[mobydyke]

[generalized-incompetence]

Not romantic not platonic but a secret third thing (drift compatible)

[findingtarshish]

Neurodivergent people love pacific rim bc its basic theses are “two besties who share a braincell can pilot a mecha” and “what if crab was big”

[bruno-has-definitely-deactivate]

[littlehen]

[sadbutcharlie]

I was like “fuck u I’m not going back to tumblr fuck that” and now I’m here

[libraryjournal]

[signal-failure]

Person with housemates can study.

Person who has spent all their cash on rent and food still has a place to get out of the house and do something interesting.

Cool community classes and community art shows.

ESL tutoring.

Tax prep and forms.

[talixagain]

tbh fuck anyone who says a single bad thing about libraries

[diplotomodon]

Not content I normally reblog but libraries are super important and our world would be diminished without them.

[smallswingshoes]

The library was how I was able to read so many books as a kid that my parents wouldn’t have been able to afford.

[insomination]

Libraries are one of the only places on Earth that treats people the same no matter how much money you have. We can’t lose that.

[sewickedthread]

And nowadays many libraries also rent ebooks, movies, and some even have tools. Many libraries have computer basics classes (I knew someone who taught those to older adults and every class, she would sit on a keyboard at one point, just to remove some of the fear of ‘messing up’ from her students).

There’s a library near me that uses their old card catalog for a seed library (you don’t literally return the seed that you borrow, you collect seeds from your plant and return those).

Some have rooms available to non-profits for meetings. Does your philatelist club need a place to meet? What about your caps for preemies group?

Some sponsor lectures, on information like local history. There’s a couple near me that have ‘meet the artist’ days where an artist sets up shop to show how they do their art. A crocheter friend of mine takes hooks and yarn to show kids how to do a chain.

Remember: WE PAY TAXES to support them. Use them.

[a-dinosaur-a-day]

I was a poor kid. Did not have access to much. But my parents got me a library card early and I spent my whole childhood there. Every dino book, every science book, heck - even VHS tapes on dinosaurs and science. I devoured them.

Libraries are gateways. I would not be a scientist without them. And the better they are - the more we fund and support them - the more doorways open up for everyone.

Protect libraries. Fund libraries. Knowledge is power, and libraries make knowledge available to ALL.

[eliasbane]

I have volunteered at libraries for almost two decades. First when I was younger in kids and teen programs, and now in our Local Cable Access Station, and our Community Radio Station. These two resources are free to anyone. If you have a TV program you want to do, or a radio program, look here https://www.allcommunitymedia.org/ and see if there is a program near you. I have been given amazing opportunities through my local libraries. I hope more people find these programs and volunteer to support them.