Vegan Ace In Space

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[insomniac-arrest]

It was ‘Ms. Frizzle’ and not ‘Mrs. Frizzle’ because it was the 90s and the magic school bus lady couldn’t marry her gf yet

[80s-addict]

THIS EXPLAINS SO MUCH

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

Okay but it is Mrs Frizzle now, now that marriage equality is a thing ye? <3

[esser-z]

Okay y'all here’s the thing. Ms Frizzle was voiced by Lily Tomlin, a lesbian. In the new show, she’s being voiced by Kate McKinnon, also a lesbian.

She’s absolutely gay.

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

^ No heterosexual woman could be as powerful as Ms Frizzle

[raedmagdon]

The best part: Kate McKinnon didn’t replace Lily Tomlin as Ms. Frizzle. There are two Ms. Frizzles.

Lily Tomlin still voices the Original Friz, Valerie. Kate McKinnon voices her younger sister, Fiona Frizzle.

THEY ARE BOTH VOICED BY LESBIANS. Not just one, but two gay Ms. Frizzles! Adorable redheaded lesbian science teacher sisters!

[between-stars-and-waves]

:-D

[thefingerfuckingfemalefury]

What’s better than a magical lesbian?

TWO MAGICAL LESBIANS

[fairiencarnate-deactivated20260]

🚫 keep diet culture and fatphobia separate from veganism 🚫

[veganfromouterspace]

[borgeslabyrinth]

Because it has come to my attention that apparently a lot of people weren’t taught proper tipping etiquette so here’s what I was taught.

Always tip at least 20%.

If you got something in a special or had a coupon, you tip on the price you would have payed, not the price you did pay.

At breakfast always tip 25%. Breakfast is never as expensive as dinner and your waitress shouldn’t be shortchanged because you got $5 eggs instead of a $10 sandwich.

If you keep a table for longer than an hour, add 10% for every hour you keep the table. It’s great that you’re catching up with a friend you haven’t seen in ten years, but you’re fucking over the waitress by staying for four hours. Every hour you’re there you’re costing her money. Make it worth her time.

We all know to tip 20%, but as someone who works as a cook and often talks to the waiters, no one seems to know about the rest. This is what my dad taught me and this is what I’ll teach my children. Be respectful to your waiters. Don’t undertip. They need to eat too.

[13faeinapenguinsuit]

Rules to live by until we get this crap fixed and start paying a living wage.

[impotsiblelife]

One of the worst things about chronic illness is how it changes your relationships. 

Because you’re so tired, it’s hard to regulate your emotions. You might snap at your loved ones, or lean on them for emotional support too heavily. 

You might worry about asking your loved ones for too much help. Even if you have very supportive family and friends, internalized ableism can make you feel that you’re a burden on them.  

Worst of all, chronic illness can cause the people who don’t understand it to say very hurtful things to you or even walk out of your life entirely.

It’s extremely hard to cope with the changes that chronic illness brings to your body while coping with the changes it brings to your relationships and your life. 

[impotsiblelife]

Growing up with a chronic illness, especially an undiagnosed one, is such a hard experience. You think that the fatigue and pain that you experience is “normal” just because you’ve always had it. You frustrate your parents by asking them if you can stay home from school so often. Your teachers, school nurses, and parents wonder why you complain about physical symptoms so often. You’re constantly in and out of the doctor’s office, but the visits rarely yield any answers. You don’t truly realize that you were sick throughout your childhood and not just “lazy” until you’re diagnosed with a chronic illness as a teenager or adult. 

[animals-lovers]

[mmmmmpotatosalad-deactivated201]

@whothefkknows LOOKIT

[burningmanonacid-deactivated202]

This boy is extremely wrinkly but that is so good about him. 12/10

[pikachubutch-deactivated2022032]

@semitics

[vegannerdgirl]

I’m uncertain as to where I should hold my standards for animal exploitation for the purpose of entertainment. I just saw a video of a chicken playing a song on a piano on a show America’s Got Talent or something, and I’m not sure if I should see it as cute or as exploitation. I mean, maybe the training was beneficial for the chicken? Or maybe the video could help people realize that chickens are actually smart and amazing animals? I’m not really sure what to think. Am I overthinking this?

I don’t think you’re overthinking this at all. 99% of the time when you see a video of an animal doing a “cute” act, something suspect is going on. Especially animals that do something very human-like, such as dancing, standing on their hind-legs, prancing, etc. And if it’s a wild animal, there is ALWAYS some really horrible form of abuse going on, because wild animals do not act domicile and tame unless they’ve been dominated into acting that way. I don’t know the specific situation with the chicken, and there are some instances where domesticated animals can be taught certain behaviors usually totally positive means.

But it comes down to the fact, I don’t trust people on TV with animals. Pretty much ever. I don’t think that particular instance with the chicken will make people think “Wow, chickens are so smart, maybe I shouldn’t eat them?” It’s simply there for entertainment, not a way to enlighten people about animal liberation. It shows that animals are cutsey and fun and we can do what we want with them. Most people don’t look past the shallow entertainment aspect. I definitely believe this is a situation where more harm is done than good.

[veganhumor]

In this the year 2018, honey still is not vegan.

[peachrosemystic-blog]

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[reverseracism]

Another amazing thing about Black Panther is that it’s probably the first superhero movie where women not only interact with each other but also share beautiful relationships, which is rarity in that genre. I can’t remember when was the last time two women even interacted in an action movie, so Black Panther is groundbreaking in every sense possible.

TRUE.

[reverseracism]

FYI, I googled and this is where the black panther written languages came from: "In fact, there are two written languages in “Black Panther”: one based on the ancient Nigerian language of Nsibidi (which dates as far back as the 4th century), and a more evolved version that Beachler developed with great imagination"

Wow! They really did their research for this movie. A lot of behind the scenes work!

[onlytwitterpics]

[micdotcom]

In one powerful tweetstorm, this woman demolishes the hypocrisy of fat shaming

[thatfeministkilljoy]

I thought this tweet was important to include too

[florencelovesyou-deactivated201]

this is body positivity that’s like actually important lmao 

[simiperfect]

Once more for the people in the back

[melchiorgabor]

yesterday my first table at work was 4 complete shitholes who yelled at me twice before i even took their food order and almost made me cry. before they ate, they all bowed their heads to pray.

so on the top of their receipt i wrote “hebrews 13:2″ and they went WILD. they LOVED IT. they tipped me over 20% for my “education fund”.

hebrews 13:2 is “do not forget to show hospitality to strangers, for by so doing some people have shown hospitality to angels without knowing it”, and i really hope they got home and looked it up and realized that i am, in fact, a petty fucking bitch

[katnip17]

Bravo!

[anti-capitalistlesbianwitch]

Women are sharing their side profile selfies to show noses of all sizes are beautiful

Freelance journalist Radhika Sanghani created the #SideProfileSelfie campaign in a bid to celebrate larger noses, which she feels lack representation in the entertainment and fashion industries.

Sanghani’s article: Reclaiming The Side Profile

Tweet 1 | Tweet 2 | Tweet 3 | Tweet 4 | Tweet 5

[akrystalkupcake]

Yaaaaaas

[13faeinapenguinsuit]

i used to hate my big nose, until Wife convinced me otherwise. I’ve since learned otherwise and now I love it as much as any other part of myself. Plus, it really looks good with my super high cheekbones. Just saying.

[president-coriolanus-snow]

So my friends getting his leg amputated today, and he’s texting me and he goes “This sucks! I’m losing all my tattoos.”

I’m like “That’s what you’re worried about? What about your leg?”

He goes “I DIDN’T PAY FOR MY LEG!!!”

[vegan-weed-princess]

I hope he got his leg back. You can preserve body parts, after all.