#shade throwing

[thehumanarkle]

I want to make one of these with some Internet Reviewers that says “Thank you for teaching me to look at art more critically,” with the Not You in the middle being The Nostalgia Critic.

[kashmerethedeusa]

You can’t be about mental health but be under folks picture shading them. js!!

[thenextchapterbegins]

“You know i remember when the old gods would sit in their thrones of..pleasure, pain, annoyance etc and watch as mortals would kill, pleasure, decimate each other for their gods pleasure and enjoyment..Now i see gods cowering and hiding like small children to that of an mere child. Scared of non existance. Pfft did they think their small universes came out of that of thin air? Non existance is just another level of darkness. Watching and waiting to be reborn. Waiting to feed.”

[spiderdreamer-blog]

“She knows where the bodies of all the lesbian characters are buried that have been killed in every other show”

@flareshard on how Rebecca Sugar’s able to make Steven Universe so damn gay.

[glamhive]

Athleisure: Missteps, Shade Throwing, and Triumph

You know the girls with a full face of makeup, the hot pink sports bra, the Nikes, VSX leggings, and their giant iced coffee. I always see them after I’m leaving a hot yoga class where I end up looking like I went swimming. I always throw a little shade in their direction. Mostly because I feel I was one of the original athleisure adopters. ...

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[orchidsandrazors]

It's about creating an experience for the fans; the people who have supported the show and made it a household name. The purpose isn't to add a few pounds to your wallet or purse. THANK YOU MELISSA FOR REMEMBERING THAT!

[30past10-blog]

Whenever i see the girls in my class whispering i run to them like my shady senses are tingling who are we shitting on?

[aesthetictrek]

When I was in first grade there was this second grader named Jay who was a complete douche bag and nobody liked him (including my teacher who’d had him in class the previous year). One day he was picking on basically my entire class because we were all “just dumb first graders” so we told our teacher.

She said to us, “You know, Jay isn’t as smart as he’d like you all to believe. Remember when we learned that ‘the’ is not pronounced ‘th-uh’? And that we don’t say 'and’ with big numbers like 'one hundred one, or one hundred two’? Well Jay still says 'th-uh’ AND still puts the 'and’ in big numbers! And he’s in SECOND GRADE!” And that was the day that my seven year old self had his first lesson in throwing shade