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kobonus

here r some dangerous nerds

#Lis #Nsfw t

croshie

tuch him

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ipod6-remade

lordeboy

hey

winstton

whooops ehhehh didn know this was onn eheEHHH FUCkkk whats P OP PP IN G AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUUUUU ……….WoooOoOW its lit in here huhhh huhu mmwwahhh FUUUUCKCKKK ITS HOT AS FUCK IN HERE take the hoodie off Nahhhhh keep it on its cute as fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck nah but 4 real shout out .. shout out … FOLLOWERS AHAAAAAHH ……………………… doing a shout out for .. if ur following it aaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUAUAU fuck… cant wait to meet up … peace …. aa .. a a .. a

#i hate this

I know i’ve been dead on tumblr for a while but

Please play battle chef brigade

pure

People who hate kids prolly got dragged by one. Children can sense demonic energies. When a kid calls you a doodoo dookie head that’s like a palm reading.

chaseprice

new word: boft

cross between buff and soft

#tagged me

duckuwu

I’m legitimately crying right now at this news. When the celebs you put your trust in and step up like they should. Oh, man.

perpetuallyfive

His comments are pretty great too:

“My entire career is tied up with the man,” Smith said of Weinstein on his podcast Hollywood Babble-On. “I just wanted to make some fucking movies, that’s it…. And no fucking movie is worth all this. Like, my entire career, fuck it, take it. It’s wrapped up in something really fucking horrible.”

Though Smith says he was unaware of the allegations against Weinstein until the recent onslaught of public accusations, he still claims responsibility. “I know it’s not my fault, but I didn’t fucking help,” Smith told his podcast audience. “Because I sat out there talking about this man like he was a hero, like he was my friend.” He added, “I didn’t know the man that they keep talking about in the press. Clearly he exists, but that man never showed himself to me.”

coast-modern

Kevin Smith huge jorts? No, Kevin Smith huge heart

🐻

#my face #😘

umbweon

she picked out some clothes

lesbianrey

bethesda is antifa’s HQ actually

funeralmarketsuperstore-deactiv

tumblr needs to be shut down for like 90 days so some of y'all can experience literally anything other than this garbage dump. it might help.

funeralmarketsuperstore-deactiv

this isn’t so much of a “go outside you lifeless nerds” post as it is a “please stop putting yourself into stressful situations arguing over worthless minutae on purpose because of this websites toxic subcultures and enjoy what the normal outside world has to offer”

but also go outside you fuckin nerds

funeralmarketsuperstore-deactiv

look there’s a lot of stupid commentary on this post and it literally proves my point. all im saying here is go do something cool and valuable instead of wasting away arguing about the hot new cartoon or whatever this wasnt a challenge its advice for…. Actual life. most people don’t argue about whether you’re a bad person for liking a cartoon character its really nice and you’re gonna need to learn to talk about real things with tact and substance eventually

kontextmaschine

Scare Factor

So here’s a site for you: the Closing Logos Wiki, a collection of production company logos from the end of shows. (This month is 2-D and 3-D Logos Month). Pretty comprehensive, still pretty compulsive in a kind of pre-2007 internet way.

Mostly seems to be the work of one guy. Fair enough, you read around, you read the descriptions of enough, and you notice each one has a “Scare Factor”, which - it’s not really clear what it’s for. Sometimes he seems to be using this for an esthetic critique - he’s not very fond of black/neon color combinations, which makes him not very fond of the late ‘80s-early ‘90s graphics. But sometimes he’s being strangely earnest about it, that the logo is scary or “terrifying”. And then you read enough of these entries, each with their own “Scare Factor” section, and you realize there’s not actually a line there, for him.

And you realize that not only is this site the product of a guy who felt compelled to compile every production company logo he could find, but one of the things he made a point of addressing for every single one is “whether this production company logo could possibly scare you”. And the answer is sometimes yes! (Another thing he addressed are “what are three or four nicknames I could coin for this logo?”)

Check out all the “Scare Factor: High” reviews. Check out the MGM one especially, where a lot of them are fine but one is terrifying because it involves a particularly scary lion, and also banner.

And now look at this “rules’ page. I mean as petty as any forum mod, though the enthusiasm for putting “BANNED” in red caps is something, but also of interest is the only rule with a listed exception:

17.) To the Writers and Up: Do not add personal comments to the articles. That includes personal scare factors, your own side notes, making the articles your own forum and telling people not to upload images or videos on the articles (that even includes locking pages where no one can edit or put up images or videos). The pages here are for logo descriptions, pictures and videos ONLY. If you want to share personal opinions, go to the Favorite Logos and Dreaded and Hated Logos pages, or use the discussion feature. If you disregard this rule, you will receive a warning. If you do it again, you will get another warning and a demotion, and if it continues, you will be BANNED!

17b.) If you must make a thread about a logo that scares you, do it on the page the logo is described on, and nowhere else. Any thread running afoul of this is at risk of deletion.

There’s a story here.