super dweeb

i belong to every fanbase thats following is less than 7 people. marx bros sideblog: tutsiefruitsie. monkees sideblog: i-am-standing-up

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Ariel & Kfir Bibas z”l by ortworks.jpeg 🧡🧡🧡

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[fakeseinfeldplots]

S25E05 - The Benes Mammoth

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thinking once more about when i sold patches on etsy and someone sent me a pic of their cat in a little denim vest wearing one of them.

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i am searching SO desperately for the image rn

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FOUND IT

[tacoholic]

ive never been naked and if you have you’re disgusting

[reallyhardy]

to a real rock and roller, the one we always counted on, thank you for every song and every laugh, robert michael nesmith: 30th dec 1942 - 10th dec 2021.

[omghotmemes]

Finally.

[victorywithseaandsun]

Important follow-up

[minamotoz]

more bread monday

[fakeseinfeldplots]

[jewishwarriorprincess]

[jewishwarriorprincess]

It’s sadly true

[laineystein]

Coming back from work I saw an Orthodox woman and her children waiting for the train. I could *feel* how nervous this woman was, having to protect her children by herself in a city where antisemetic hate crimes have soared in the past few days. I can choose not to wear my Hamza or my Chai necklace but Orthodox women do not have the choice to not wear a sheitel or a tichel. Their faith does not afford them the luxury of blending in - of looking less Jewish. Needless to say, even on a very crowded subway platform, she stood out. I was heading downtown and planned to take the express but I followed her onto the local instead. She sat and I stood near her. I smiled at her children and then introduced myself in Hebrew. It was a weird thing for the children and their mother to hear me. There was relief at hearing the familiar but also a bit of panic in the mother’s eyes. She responded in English. It was clear to me then that she just wanted to minimize her appearance as much as possible. I did not ask where she was going but I offered to go with her. I could only guess where she lived and I ended up being right. I asked her if it was okay if I called my mother. She said yes. My mother met us at the platform. The security of three adult women had this woman feeling more comfortable speaking in Hebrew. We walked her all the way to her home. My mother shared her address and phone number and the woman looked relieved. To be honest, my mother and I were relieved once she was safely inside. 

I’m sharing this because it is so important for non-Orthodox Jews to protect the Orthodox community right now. It is so important for all Jews to protect all Jews right now. History has shown us that we cannot expect gentiles to do the heavy lifting. They won’t so we must. 

I had a terrible shift today. All I wanted to do when I was off was go home and pass out. But the unexpected train ride to Brooklyn was honestly the best part of my day. I really love being a Jew. I’m just resentful that the thing I am proudest of is the same thing that makes me so easy to hate.

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[homochadensis]

"jews stole arab culture" yes because jews were just dropped on the planet from space its not like they originate from Judea in the mid east or anything. its not like most of them are brown and not european or anything.