#bread-party

[jeminy3]

Lego Movie :3c

The first character I first fell in love with:

Emmet

The character I never expected to love as much as I do now:

EMMET 

The character everyone else loves that I don’t:

...I love everyone I can't really think of one....

The character I love that everyone else hates:

I can't think of anyone everyone hates either...

The character I used to love but don’t any longer:

None my love only grows for this movie

The character I would totally smooch:

EVERYONE but mostly Emmet and maybe GCBC

The character I’d want to be like:

....Emmet...

The character I’d slap:

idk President Business?? but he gets reformed so...

A pairing that I love:

ALL OF THEM

A pairing that I despise:

uhhhhh I'm not crazy about more abusive ships like pre-reform bad business but to each their own

[deactivatednotactivedontfollow]

The Rules:

1) Always post the rules

2) Answer the questions of the person who tagged you and write 11 new ones

3) Tag 11 people and link them

4) Let them know that they have been tagged

I was tagged by: earulas-domengar

Questions:

Did you like Spider-Man 3? Be honest here. : Never saw

What’re you listening to right now?: This

Last place you went to on vacation? :  A Seaside town uwu

Favorite video game? : Probs Mega Man 2 or Skullgirls

It’s 4 in the morning. You wake up and hear noises in the kitchen. You thought you were home alone. Plan? : Cry and cower in fear or attempt to hit over the head with something granted it aint an awake family member.

Do you enjoy writing? : LOVE

Dream job? (Doesn’t have to be real. Could be Ghostbuster) : Author or Musician

Do you like your music to be high energy? : I like all kinds of music

Favorite movie? : Scott Pilgrim vs the World

Are you feelin’ okay? : Meh.

Favorite mythological animal? : Phoenix

Tagging: projecthoperidesalone, bread-party, technologictea, rebornica,  doctor-chu, magicalmegatitties, drunk-karma, deevalentine, grammargrill69, kungfuhouses and thismechajunkie

Your questions!

1. OTP?

2. Favourite Character? 

3. Excited about anything right now?

4. What are you listening to?

5. Favourite animal?

6. Your first fandom?

7. NOTP?

8.  Favourite thing in your room?

9. Any phases you've been through in the past?

10.  Misunderstood villains or purly evil villains?

11. Do you like the Nostalgia Critic?

Have fun uwu  You don't have to do this btw it's for fun uwu (I'd love it for you guys to tag me back so I can see your answers yo)

[imapitcherofholywater]

Study Idea? I have been posting so much about cultural conflict.

I want to propose an examination of people of color and how their identity as ethnic people is almost erased when they speak with an anglo dialect with anglo people. Has this already been done? thoughts? 

[imapitcherofholywater]

Intercultural communication is a little racist sometimes

http://mediamatters.org/blog/2010/08/12/full-audio-dr-laura-schlessingers-n-word-rant/169161

A study that was done between two divergent speech communities in LA 1992 was a good example of communicative conflict. this data is very far from Korean immigrant shop keepers and black communities interacting with each other. How do I make an argument that will express the type of conflict that is going on in this data? the dialects used are relatively the same and the conflict begins once the caller tells the host that she is black. 

[glasskaleidoscope]

Sprinkles do not float in white russians. Science lesson of the day. Oh. Right. I'm going to pre-game with a whole bottle of water. Because I am, as Zach described, an economy drunk...

Caitlin

[whitewingedalbatross]

I refuse to identify myself as an "ally"...

...not because I don't believe in allyship - but rather because I believe in it so very much. I can't claim to be an ally because allyship is something that you do, not something that you are. It has to be lived, enacted - and the most important thing to remember is that allyship is a process. That means that one has to be constantly learning and growing and trying even though it's hard and you screw up constantly and all the places of privilege that you come from act like black marks against the work that you're doing. And that's okay! I believe it's something to keep in mind while practicing allyship, because it's humbling, and it serves as a good reminder of the work that still needs to be done.

No one goes through a level-up into ally status. It's not like tada, one day you do something so supportive that BOOM, you're suddenly an ally, and there's no more work to be done, you've won, everyone else can go home. No. If there's anything I'm sure about, it's that being an ally means waking up every day with the courage to keep fighting and to keep learning. We are not here to fix things for other people. We are not here to speak for other people. We are here to speak up for them if they need it, and listen to them when they don't. You will screw up. I sure as hell will screw up. I screw up daily, trust me. But being an ally, to me, is being willing to do so, and to own up to it, and learn from it.

I like this quote from Mary Anne Radmacher to sum things up: "Courage does not always roar...sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day that says 'I will try again tomorrow.'"

[whitewingedalbatross]

While taking a walk downtown...

Me: Watch out! Please don't hit that pole.

Friend 1: I'm not a stripper!

Me: Strippers don't hit poles!

Friend 1: New ones do!

Friend 2: Can I be a stripper?