Reaganomics

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lulz-time: jonnovstheinternet: Cats stuck in things

Sat, 15 Jun 2013 20:16:04 -0400

lulz-time:

jonnovstheinternet:

Cats stuck in things

tessticles420: blanket fort of the day

Sat, 15 Jun 2013 18:44:43 -0400

tessticles420:

blanket fort of the day

Friendship Between Grey Kitty and German Shepherd

Thu, 13 Jun 2013 22:58:45 -0400

Friendship Between Grey Kitty and German Shepherd

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princesscoconut: yeah sorry im late dude my mom made me go...

Wed, 12 Jun 2013 13:41:04 -0400

princesscoconut:

yeah sorry im late dude my mom made me go clean my room. bitch. what server u in homie?

tarrubarru: pharaoh-doll: windona: bananasliketoparty: the-do...

Tue, 11 Jun 2013 18:02:45 -0400

tarrubarru:

pharaoh-doll:

windona:

bananasliketoparty:

the-doctor-to-my-tardis:

deathcomes4u:

recreationalcannibalism:

wtfhistory:

daivialesley:

hatewizard:

laprus:

im setting myself on fire goodbye

I made you a sandwich put it in your mouth

TELL THAT TO MOTHERFUCKING QUEEN VICTORIA AND HER HUGE ASS EMPIRE BITCH

I’m sorry.

I couldn’t hear you.

Over all the voices of amazing women.

Throughout history.

Who could have

kicked

your

ignorant

ass.

Reblogging this for the gender studies we’re doing in my history course.

No important discoveries of course because discovering what the sun is made of isn’t important at all OH NO.

Whaaat a douchetit fucknugget. I’d love to practice my crotch kicking skills on this dude.

my favorite part is at the end. obviously your completely truthful when you say “i am not sexist, anti-feminine, or whetever but this is brilliant”

just somethings that women invented:

stove

dishwashers

globes

life rafts

fire escape

car heaters

medical syringes

windshield wipers

fridge

water heater

chocolate chip cookies

disposable cell phones

Bulletproof vests

We wouldn’t know what we do about radiation without Marie Curie. Oh and what about Roseline Franklin, who figured out what DNA looked like?

And guess who took on the empty jobs when all the men were in the army in WW2?

Arg, posts like this.

Also Re: “never forced to die in a war”, Libya, Benin, Chad, Malaysia, Tunisia, Cuba, Eritrea, Taiwan, and Israel’s mandatory military services would like to have a word with you.

I’m going to go point by point here:

Joan of Arc led an army 600 YEARS AGO what do you mean women have never fought in wars? COUNTLESS women have been killed in battle. HOW DARE YOU disregard their courage and their sacrifice. And let’s not forget all the women who contributed to war efforts before they were allowed to fight by working in factories, nursing, spying, and making sure the industries back home didn’t die completely.

“Women have never lead a nation”? Yeah, everyone from Margaret Thatcher to Ruth Dreifuss would like to have a word with you about that. The Chancellor of Germany (generally considered one of the most powerful people in Europe and in the world) is a woman. The Presidents of Liberia, Argentina, Lithuania, Costa Rica, Brazil, Kosovo, Malawi, and South Korea are women, as are the Prime Ministers of Bangladesh, Iceland, Trinidad and Tobago, Australia, Slovakia, Thailand, Denmark, and Jamaica. The US Secretary of State, the President of the Indian National Congress Party, the General Secretary of the Burmese National League for Democracy, and the monarchs of England and Jordan are women.

Facebook’s COO, the CEOs of Pepsi, Kraft, Xerox, IBM, Yahoo, WellPoint, Avon, the President of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, and the co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment are women, just to name a few. There are now a million more female college graduates in America than there are male college grads. So no, I would not say that women are incapable of succeeding at their jobs. I think we can all agree that idiots like you are the reason women get paid less than their male counterparts.

RE the voting thing and the thing about women not being able to make difficult decisions: The ghosts of Susan B. Anthony, Amelia Bloomer, Emily Davison, Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, Mary Richardson, Emmeline Pankhurst, Frances Ellen Watkins, Maria W. Stewart, Christabel Pankhurst, Lucy Stone, and all the other suffragettes and abolitionists who fought for their rights despite how radical and dangerous it was are coming to haunt you.

The things about wimpy support groups and physical beauty make so little sense that I don’t even know what to say in response

A further list of things invented by women:

Toilet paper holder

Submarine lamp and telescope

Ironing board

Home solar heating system

Gas heating furnace

Foldaway bed

Disposable diaper

Cobol (first computer language)

Circular saw

Rolling pin

Kevlar

Electric hot water heater

Elevated railway

Engine muffler

You conveniently forgot to mention literature, but let me just remind everyone that the 5th, 6th, 12th, 14th, 16th, 17th, 18th, and 21st best-selling books of all time were written by women. The 1st, 2nd and 6th best-selling authors of 2012 are women, while the 3rd best-selling book of 2011 was written by a woman…do I really need to continue?

Women have not contributed to science or mathematics or the building blocks of modern society? Tell that to the 43 female Nobel Prize winners. Tell that to Emilie du Chatelet, Caroline Herschel, Mary Anning, Mary Somerville, Maria Mitchell, Lise Meitner, Irène Curie-Joliot, Barbara McClintock, Dorothy Hodgkin, Marie Curie, Rosalind Franklin, any of the people mentioned in the previous comments, or any of the other women who made significant scientific or mathematical advances despite being oppressed by people like you. Oh, and RE the philosophy, here’s a list of people who prove you wrong: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_female_philosophers.

And women did all that in a society ruled by thinking like yours. While bearing your children and wearing corsets.

I never claimed we were superior, but don’t you dare tell me we are not EQUAL.

lordoftheinternet: how to properly kill a bug

Tue, 11 Jun 2013 17:56:50 -0400

lordoftheinternet:

how to properly kill a bug

cineraria: Alex Gaudino ft. Taboo “I Don’t Wanna Dance” - Work...

Tue, 11 Jun 2013 17:51:25 -0400

cineraria:

Alex Gaudino ft. Taboo “I Don’t Wanna Dance” - Work It Kitty - YouTube

dr4nd0m5: dad—egberts: between-brightness-andme: this is the...

Tue, 11 Jun 2013 17:46:52 -0400

dr4nd0m5:

dad—egberts:

between-brightness-andme:

this is the best

The biggest plot twist ever.

M. Night Shyamalan is behind this I know it.

“Look at them,” urged the troll mother. “Look...

Tue, 11 Jun 2013 00:30:19 -0400

“Look at them,” urged the troll mother. “Look at my sons. Handsomer trolls can’t be found this side of the moon. But then of course, they take after their mother.”

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Mon, 10 Jun 2013 22:43:39 -0400

Whaaaaaaaaaaaat

Mon, 10 Jun 2013 22:39:28 -0400

Whaaaaaaaaaaaat

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Princess Tuvstarr still stares at the water looking for her...

Mon, 10 Jun 2013 16:05:31 -0400

Princess Tuvstarr still stares at the water looking for her heart

Have you ever been in a large forest and seen a strange black tarn hidden deep among the tall trees? It looks bewitched and a little frightening. All is still - fir trees and pines huddle close and silent on all sides. Sometimes the trees bend cautiously and shyly over the water as if they are wondering what may be hidden in the dark depths. There is another forest growing in the water, and it, too, is full of wonder and stillness. Strangest of all, never have the two forests been able to speak to each other….

Princess Tuvstarr (Princess Cottongrass), a girl with long wavy blonde hair, slips away from the Dream Castle to meet Leap the Elk, a strong, loyal, and protective creatures who carries the princess into the world on his powerful back after the princess pleads to take her with him:

‘How big and stately you are. You have a crown, too. Let me come with you. Let me sit behind your neck, and then carry me out into life.’ The elk hesitates. ‘The world is big and cold, little child, and you are so small. The world is full of evil and wickedness, and it will hurt you.’ ‘No, no. I am young and warm. I have warmth enough for everyone. I am small and good, and want to share the good that I have.’ ‘Princess, the forest is dark and the roads are dangerous.’ ‘But you are with me. You are great and strong, and can easily defend us both.’”

Thus, the strong and wise elk carries the innocent and vulnerable Princess on his back out into the world. At first, all is well and the princess is delighted with what she sees on her journey. But, the princess is vulnerable and dangers from the dark forest lurk everywhere and, little by little, rob the princess of her innocence. At some point in the journey, she finds herself naked, robbed of her fine white gown. The elk watches over her vulnerable naked body as she sleeps under the stars at night. He becomes anxious, worried that his strength and wisdom will not be sufficient to protect the little princess.

“He seems to want to move on, and bends down to let the princess climb on his back. Then they are gone in a rush, galloping east. He hardly hears when she calls to him, and rarely answers. As if in a fever he breaks through the tangled forest at a furious rate. ‘Where are we going?’ asks Princess Cottongrass. ‘To the pool,’ is the answer. ‘Deep in the forest is a pool, and that is where I go when autumn is coming. No person has ever been there, but you shall see it.’”

The elk warns her to be careful of the danger in the water, to watch her golden heart chain around her neck. But, the princess, mesmerized by the dark shining water bends forward for a closer look and the golden heard slips over her head and drops in the pool. ‘Oh, my heart, the golden heart that my mother gave me the day I was born. Oh, what shall I do?’ She is inconsolable and wanders over the tussocks to look for her heart. The elk warns her ‘It is dangerous for you here. Looking for one thing, you will forget everything else.’

But, the princess wants to stay to find her heart. She gently strokes the elk and kisses his bent head. ‘Then, small and slim and undressed, she goes and sits down on a grassy hillock. For a long time the elk stands quite still and looks at the small girl. But when she no longer seems to notice that he is there, he turns and disappears with hesitant steps into the forest.’

“Many years have passed. Still Princess Cottongrass sits and looks wonderingly into the water for her heart. She is no longer a little girl. Instead, a slender plant, crowned with white cotton, stands leaning over the edge of the pool. Now and then the elk returns, stops, and looks at it tenderly. Only he knows that this is the princess from Dream Castle. Perhaps she nods and smiles, for he is an old friend, but she does not want to follow him back; she cannot follow any more, as long as she is under the spell. The spell lies in the pool. Far, far under the water lies a lost heart.”

Still Princess Cottongrass sits and looks wonderingly into the dark depths of the water.

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never-content-with-my-url: princess-potterheadxo: did she get...

Sat, 01 Jun 2013 23:35:35 -0400

never-content-with-my-url:

princess-potterheadxo:

did she get a haircut

They must have decided only a white chick could be THAT annoying

Wow, puberty really changed her.

thedailymeme: When a friend wants to hang out… All the time

Sat, 01 Jun 2013 22:03:11 -0400

thedailymeme:

When a friend wants to hang out…

All the time