The Tomato Empress

Alex, 20. I wanna travel the world and hear every story along the way

[justsomeantifas]

lol

[republicansareahategroup]

Reblog in 30 seconds for good luck

[missilia-amorii]

[jasmine-flwrs-deactivated201906]

[momofficial-deactivated20191105]

me

[acciohunks]

Handsome

[thestoryandyou]

[emelang]

Google doodles to celebrate the birthday of Steve Irwin (22 February 1962 – 4 September 2006)

[onlytwitterpics]

[buildings-on-fire]

“I believe that education is all about being excited about something. Seeing passion and enthusiasm helps push an educational message.”

— Steve Irwin

[mysharona1987]

[blackqueerblog]

Michelle Obama: "I have been at every powerful table you can think of...They are not that smart"

Truth 

[binches-deactivated20220521]

[adultswim]

the boondocks are more reliable than the mayans 

[ruinedchildhood]

Boondocks did it!

[thevampireconnoisseur]

Deadass the funniest fucking part of Aladdin is when the Sultan goes “ah, Jafar, my most trusted advisor” and it cuts to Jafar like this:

[chivalfairy]

[fullpraxisnow]

Math proves that capitalism sucks and that capitalists are greedy.

[brosefvondudehomie-deactivated2]

So he gave millions and you gave $40 and feel like you’re doing more?

[pebbleofgod]

[1738yr]

what i look for in a guy:

nike elite socks

nike sandals

nike t-shirt that says swag don’t come cheap

a snapback that only features the miami heat 

a general overuse of the word “bruh”

[littlehobbit13]

All the people crying and being emotional over the loss of Opportunity is why I love science. Oppy’s work brought people joy and a sense of wonder. A bot expected to run 90 Martians days gave us 14 YEARS of insight and exploration and the excitement that comes with that. Science can be unifying and uplifting. Crying over this lil’ rover’s loss couldn’t be more natural, in my eyes.

Oppy, you did good, kid. I’m sure we’ll see you again someday when we arrive in person.

#ThanksOppy (Opportunity: 2004-2019)

[insomniac-arrest]

sometimes I get so angry thinking about ‘The Imitation Game’ that I have to go in a little ‘upset big tantrum room’ in my head for a calm down

like, Benisnatch Cumberque played the same character he’s always plays as an asshole genius and we were all supposed to be okay with it, but it’s basically character slander

at different parts of the movie Turing is described as ‘arrogant, “inhuman,” “narcissistic,” and even “a monster,” in the film he goes against those around him and is shown to periodically ignore and belittle his colleagues

And. I. Am. So. Angry.

Alan Turing was described by his friends and people that knew him as “intensely shy and kindly”, he was said to “inspire loyalty and affection among those who appreciated his unusual gifts” and was “unfailingly generous with his time and expertise, especially toward younger recruits”

He was kind, he was kind, HE WAS KIND, he was kind

he was kind and geeky and awkward and gay, I don’t care if the whole of society doesn’t find that compelling, I don’t care if we don’t value kindness as an attribute in men, he deserved to be loved and respected as he was, not as we wish he was

I am so sorry Alan Turing, I am so sorry your story was not told with care and thoughtfulness, I am so sorry you didn’t get to be shown to be deeply in love with the men you loved, I am sorry your great and terrible tragedy was never unfolded as a kind and brilliant man abused by a horrible homophobic system

You are a hero that turned the tides of history like no other and I am so sorry

[boykeats]

hey op if you’re looking for a kinder movie about alan turing, you should check out breaking the code (1996). breaking the code was originally a stage play, and this is a filmed adaptation. it’s more faithful to his personality, stars derek jacobi (who was also a gay man and plays the part with so much sympathy), and it doesn’t bungle historical details for the sake of adding more drama. here’s a link to a youtube playlist where you can watch it in full