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Wirklich Herrlich

My Comic

May 21 '13

(Source: unepetitecrise)

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May 21 '13
chronicillnesscat:

[Image: 6-piece blue colored background with a Siamese cat.Text reads: “What’s so stressful about being a greeter?” “Says the person without crippling social anxiety about a job that requires working with people day in and day out.”]

chronicillnesscat:

[Image: 6-piece blue colored background with a Siamese cat.Text reads: “What’s so stressful about being a greeter?” “Says the person without crippling social anxiety about a job that requires working with people day in and day out.”]

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May 21 '13
this-is-not-native:

seeing—pink—elephants:

feministwerewolf:

ferocodile:

cultural genocide in North America

This, this right here, this is why “white people” cannot wear our things, cannot appropriate our customs or languages.  Because y’all did this.  y’all continue to do this too.

well then you motherfuckers need to stop wearing jeans, watching tv, eating our food and wearing clothes of ours, stop using cell phones, and pretty much anything your “culture” hasnt contributed to.
the shit can go both ways, and i can wear what ever the fuck i want, just like you can.
although, i wouldnt wanna wear that shit because WHY would i need to.
people on here are fucking idiotic.
-_-

Thank you seeing—pink—elephants for your insightful commentary. We’ve all been dying to hear it.
Okay. Listen.
Literally every part of this picture says “Your shit was forced on us” 
Remind me where in history we forced you to dress like us in boarding schools meant to exterminate your cultures.

I’m so amazed, in the worst sense, that a person can see this -know about this- and say it goes both ways. wtf is wrong with people.

this-is-not-native:

seeing—pink—elephants:

feministwerewolf:

ferocodile:

cultural genocide in North America

This, this right here, this is why “white people” cannot wear our things, cannot appropriate our customs or languages.  Because y’all did this.  y’all continue to do this too.

well then you motherfuckers need to stop wearing jeans, watching tv, eating our food and wearing clothes of ours, stop using cell phones, and pretty much anything your “culture” hasnt contributed to.

the shit can go both ways, and i can wear what ever the fuck i want, just like you can.

although, i wouldnt wanna wear that shit because WHY would i need to.

people on here are fucking idiotic.

-_-

Thank you seeing—pink—elephants for your insightful commentary. We’ve all been dying to hear it.

Okay. Listen.

Literally every part of this picture says “Your shit was forced on us” 

Remind me where in history we forced you to dress like us in boarding schools meant to exterminate your cultures.

I’m so amazed, in the worst sense, that a person can see this -know about this- and say it goes both ways. wtf is wrong with people.

3,983 notes (via this-is-not-native & ferocodile)

May 21 '13

facebooksexism:

Friendly reminder that if your definition of humor includes jokes that hurt and/or oppress other people, you’re probably not funny, actually.

111 notes (via facebooksexism)

May 21 '13

arpakassomomma:

captawesomesauce:

What do I do when I’m sick? I google “cat beards” on google images and here were some of the best. 

omfg

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May 20 '13
itswalky:

Fix’d!
time to start deleting new stuff out of my inbox

itswalky:

Fix’d!

time to start deleting new stuff out of my inbox

720 notes (via rosalarian & itswalky)

May 20 '13
oldbookillustrations:

Newest fashion for February 1829: evening, dinner, and walking dresses.
From The World of fashion and continental feuilletons, vol. 6, London, 1829.
(Source: archive.org)

oldbookillustrations:

Newest fashion for February 1829: evening, dinner, and walking dresses.

From The World of fashion and continental feuilletons, vol. 6, London, 1829.

(Source: archive.org)

(Source: oldbookillustrations)

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May 20 '13
How many times have people used a pen or paintbrush because they couldn’t pull the trigger?
— Virginia Woolf, from Selected Essays (via violentwavesofemotion)

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May 15 '13
shoebilleddinosaur:

nemomynameforevermore:

GUYS I WAS AT THE LEAFS GAME WHEN THIS HAPPENED I WAS CRYING

K I’M DONE NOW BYE HAHAHAHAHAHA

shoebilleddinosaur:

nemomynameforevermore:

GUYS I WAS AT THE LEAFS GAME WHEN THIS HAPPENED I WAS CRYING

K I’M DONE NOW BYE HAHAHAHAHAHA

(Source: jhermann)

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May 15 '13

When a student tells me he doesn’t need to read books because everything important is on the Internet

wheninmusicology:

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