Discover Top Posts Tagged with #greenlizards

Popular Recent

This little guy will have quite the tale to tell his grandkids: "...that Christmas when I hid out in the sheets that covered the plants against the freeze, and survived a full wash cycle afterwards..." True story. #TexasWeather #Blizzard2022 #GreenLizards (at The Clanton Hacienda) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cmrm-pTplWF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#texasweather #blizzard2022 #greenlizards

View this post on Instagram

#LizardWar #GreenLizards #OneOnOne #DontCareWhoSees They Did Not Even Notice Me! #Attitude #NaturesWonders #Lizards #Reptiles (at Rowlett Community Park)

#natureswonders #lizards #greenlizards #attitude #reptiles #oneonone #lizardwar #dontcarewhosees

Nueva integrante de la familia mide 1.5 m #godzilla #iguana #iguanalovers #reptil #lizard #verde #iguanamacho #reptiles #saveyourplanet #savereptile #cuidaalosanimales #mexico #iguanaverde #love #greenlizards #greenlizard

#iguanalovers #greenlizards #iguanaverde #godzilla #reptil #mexico #saveyourplanet #savereptile #cuidaalosanimales #lizard #verde #reptiles #greenlizard #iguanamacho #love #iguana

Despite the persistent rumors -- and profligate pop culture allusions in shows like "Avenue Q" and short films like "Ernest and Bertram" -- that Muppets Bert and Ernie are more than just friends, the Sesame Workshop has repeatedly denied the rumors. We ask novelist Kurt Andersen to elaborate.

I don't understand why people can't just enjoy a show without having to question the sexual orientation of the characters. And honestly, the fact that they are questioning whether or not Bert and Ernie are gay makes it seem like it is not okay for them to be gay, like it is offensive. It's the same issue with Teletubbies. Who cares if Dipsy caries a purse around? It's called fashion.

Unless the sexual orientation plays a major role in the show/plot, it really is not at all important. The fact that this is an issue goes to show how homophobic society really is.

#greenlizards #kp15

Two women narrate their ordeals. “You will hear of a wife murdered before you hear another one come forward.”

I think this article sums up pretty well how women are treated in domestic violence, rape, and sexual assault cases. Women are never the priority in any of these situations despite the fact that they are the victims in most of these scenarios. Other people indirectly involved are always the first to be considered and the only phone call that these victimized women receive from the NFL is to make sure that these women don't stir up any trouble for the brand.

These women are basically stuck in the middle. They can't confide to anyone but to other women that also experience the same situation. They can't go the police because it will attract media attention and many supporters of the NFL or the NFL player will attack these innocent women. But back at home, they have to deal with their abusive husbands.

So for the fact that Janay Rice, knowing the consequences of hopefully finding justice to her situation -- including jeopardizing the financial security of her four children-- still took a stand and brought to light this otherwise disregarded issue, she should get a lot of credit for this. By jeopardizing herself and her children, she is helping other women as well to bring attention to a belittled issue and hopefully people can realize the gravity of the situation and bring justice to these neglected women.

#greenlizards #kp15

Over the summer, while trying to land jobs, I have had the opportunity to see actual offices during interviews. To prepare for the interview, my mom had taken me to the mall to shop for more professional clothing. Men clothing are so much simpler. Really, there only option is a suit. Yet, I have noticed, at the office too, that for women, we have a variety of choices to choose from. There are so many combinations: skirts, dresses, blazers, blouses, dress pants, etc. Then aside from clothing, because most women have long hair, each look goes with a certain hairstyle. Makeup is a whole other world: eyeliner, mascara, blush, lipstick, etc. When I went to my first interview, one of the female interviewer dragged me to the side after it ended. She began to comment on my appearance, about how I didn’t apply any makeup, which was apparently bad, and that I should wear heels instead of flats, so that I can make a much more memorable impression to the other interviewers, who were all male. And no, I didn’t get the job. But I feel that, while it is important to look well-groomed because it is a form of respect, I should not have to change my appearance and the way I would like to express myself because my boss and my co-workers expect me to look that certain way. Taking this into another example, I was speaking with my friend about the parties at College Ave. I see couples walking on the street, where the girl is all dressed up for the guy, in nice clothing, makeup and hair done, and yet, the guy is wearing basketball shorts and a worn-out T-shirt that has gone through the washing machine at least several hundred times. It makes me feel that the guy does not respect the girl at all. One thing that caught my attention in the article, and I didn’t know about it until now, is that shoulder pads were added to make women seem more masculine so that they can be somewhat treated more equally in the workforce. So there is still the preconceived notion that masculinity means getting a job and being good at it. Honestly, it pisses me off that most people determine whether or not this person lands a job just by the appearance. The appearance, while it can reveal one’s hygiene habits and leave a better impression, does not necessarily convey one’s ability to perform the job well. #KP15

#KP15 #greenlizards