Hello!

knitmeapony:

karethdreams:

zubat:

Blood is thicker than water but maple syrup is thicker than blood so technically pancakes are more important than family.

Interestingly, I was just reading something about the saying ‘blood is thicker than water’ and how it means the opposite of how it is normally used.

The first recorded use of the phrase (John Lydgate’s ‘Troy Book’, 1492) gives it as:

The blood of the covenant is thicker than the water of the womb.

So, basically, what it really means is that the people who you choose to bond with matter more than the family you happened to be born into.

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poisonparadise:

This picture is everything

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bitter hater Chris Brown being one of only about 2 people not standing for Frank Ocean.

Sorry Chris, it was only commendable when Jay-Z did it to you.

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Missing Child in Indianapolis Area

deafmuslimpunx:

meowth812:

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Please reblog. 

Missing girl from Indianapolis, Indiana. Please reblog! I pray and hope she will be found safe and be back home with her family.

I just googled - they found her!

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/local-news/search-for-missing-indianapolis-10-year-old-girl-tatyana-staten-enters-3rd-day

bettyandveronicafashions:

siryouarebeingmocked:

“#juggie #jughead #jughead jones #ethel #big ethel #archie comics#feminism”
It occurs to me that Big Ethel is the epitomie of a “Nice Girl”. Except she’s basically a stalker, and was never even, friends with Juggie, and actually does think she deserves Jughead. Here we see her upgrading to potential sexual assault. Lol, wacky comics.

hay gurl,
just a heads up that the feminism tag is a tip of the hat to my number one supreme babe, Jughead Jones, for letting his potential molester know he ain’t down to clown.
Feminism is also about dudes feeling safe, desired, willing and wanting during their sexual encounters too! It is about men not feeling pressured to be a male archetype and refuse sex without shame or consequence. It is about them expressing themselvesin feminine ways if they so wish and being open to feminity in their peers.
Basically, Jughead is a poster boy for feminism - even if he thinks women are g-r-o-s-s.
Thanks for your assumptions!
xoxo,Me
not to Ethel.

bettyandveronicafashions:

siryouarebeingmocked:

#juggie #jughead #jughead jones #ethel #big ethel #archie comics#feminism

It occurs to me that Big Ethel is the epitomie of a “Nice Girl”. Except she’s basically a stalker, and was never even, friends with Juggie, and actually does think she deserves Jughead. Here we see her upgrading to potential sexual assault. Lol, wacky comics.

hay gurl,

just a heads up that the feminism tag is a tip of the hat to my number one supreme babe, Jughead Jones, for letting his potential molester know he ain’t down to clown.

Feminism is also about dudes feeling safe, desired, willing and wanting during their sexual encounters too! It is about men not feeling pressured to be a male archetype and refuse sex without shame or consequence. It is about them expressing themselvesin feminine ways if they so wish and being open to feminity in their peers.

Basically, Jughead is a poster boy for feminism - even if he thinks women are g-r-o-s-s.

Thanks for your assumptions!

xoxo,
Me

not to Ethel.

angrynerdyblogger:

I THINK MY HOUSEMATE IS BLASTING “PARTY IN THE USA”

WE ARE IN SCOTLAND

HE IS SCOTTISH

IT IS 4:30 AM

fuckyeahsexpositivity:

sexetc:

Great news: Teens in NYC will be able to get emergency contraception in school!

Hope this spreads like wildfire. This is important.
—BB

fuckyeahsexpositivity:

sexetc:

Great news: Teens in NYC will be able to get emergency contraception in school!

Hope this spreads like wildfire. This is important.

—BB

theblackship:

therealmrslovett:

earthfolk:

Because you don’t want to sound neolithic when you’re throwing a temper tantrum. 

Because everyone should have this on their blog

theblackship:

therealmrslovett:

earthfolk:

Because you don’t want to sound neolithic when you’re throwing a temper tantrum. 

Because everyone should have this on their blog

wilmaufactory:

A little fan art of aventure time… 

wilmaufactory:

A little fan art of aventure time… 

pusheen:

This Pusheen sticker sheet (6 stickers) is now available at Hey Chickadee!

lethargicmermaid:

akitron:

akoyam:

ladymangoberry:

whethervane:

zahzu:

…. PBS ACTUALLY DID THIS. THEY POSTED AN AUTOTUNED BOB ROSS SONG.

Even though I will never understand HOW he can make his brush do amazing things like that… THIS IS STILL STUPIDLY INSPIRATIONAL.

GUYS, I WANNA PAINT SOME HAPPY TREES.

im going to cry.

o_o I’m suddenly inspired xD;;;;

SCREAMING. PBSSSSSSSSS HOW??

im so happy

i just really want to be bob ross when i grow up.

mizbingley:

leupagus:

eveningowl:

 #want to know why i love this? #and this is going to sound horrible and traumatizing #but i love it because you’re not saying that the monsters aren’t real #you’re saying that there’s ways to get the better of them #there’s nothing worse than telling a child that something doesn’t exist #even the bad things#because that’s when they begin to doubt #and doubt is the main killer of imagination #so rather than saying ‘the monsters won’t get you because they don’t exist’ #you’re saying ‘i learned how to defeat the monsters and i think you’re old enough to learn as well’ #just a thought

This is straight up seven up the best, because yes, exactly. Chesterton had a great line - fairytales are more than true, not because they tell us that dragons are real, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten. And I think for kids, that’s waaaaay more important than hearing “there’s no such thing as monsters.”
For example, when I was six and convinced there was a monster under my bed, my parents let me sleep with a baseball bat.

I am going to print this out when I go to babysitting jobs?
And use these tactics?
And when the kids doubt me I’ll tell them that it comes in the Official Adult Handbook in the section “Combating Monsters” although I can’t decide if that would make them more upset or not

My mother used the nightlight and the spray bottle, although for us it was a can of air freshener. It worked.

mizbingley:

leupagus:

eveningowl:

 

This is straight up seven up the best, because yes, exactly. Chesterton had a great line - fairytales are more than true, not because they tell us that dragons are real, but because they tell us that dragons can be beaten. And I think for kids, that’s waaaaay more important than hearing “there’s no such thing as monsters.”

For example, when I was six and convinced there was a monster under my bed, my parents let me sleep with a baseball bat.

I am going to print this out when I go to babysitting jobs?

And use these tactics?

And when the kids doubt me I’ll tell them that it comes in the Official Adult Handbook in the section “Combating Monsters” although I can’t decide if that would make them more upset or not

My mother used the nightlight and the spray bottle, although for us it was a can of air freshener. It worked.

thechosenjuan:

the perfect cover wow

thechosenjuan:

the perfect cover wow