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I'm just a 24-year-old from Michigan, reblogging stuff I think is funny or important or useful. I like fuzzy animals and bad puns and combinations of the two. I am a crafter, and sometimes I draw and write as well. Sometimes I like to post about random stuff going on in my life. This is kind of like my replacement LiveJournal, only now instead of just not posting for months or years at a time, I end up reblogging half the stuff that shows up on my dash.

If you want to actually hear my opinions on stuff, go follow my deconstruction blog. This is mostly where I keep funny pictures of cats.

Who I Follow

tastefullyoffensive:

“In three years of teaching, this is, by far, my favorite student error.”

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vondell-swain:

Behold, the most damaging deleted scene of all time.

The removal of this scene fundamentally alters the relationship Lilo has with Stitch in their early stages, reducing her affection to Stitch to her simply being a nice girl.

This scene establishes her patience and always blindly optimistic attitude towards Stitch as transference from her parents, contextualizing their entire relationship.

“I needed you.”

As for the sadness of the scene, it is nothing that can’t be found in Fox and Hound, or many of the other Disney Renaissance Film.

oh

Harry Potter and the Chinese Bootleg Subtitles

vernalized:

komute:

ah

(via vondell-swain)

alittlebitridiculous:

laughingstation:

These are not chips.

They are crisps.

These are chips.

That is all.

we don’t care

#DON’T TELL ME WHAT MY FOOD IS

THIS IS A VEGETABLE

BECAUSE WE LIVE IN AMERICA

These are chips

and these are chips too

That is all.

who the fuck cares about chips and fries and vegetables when you can have bagged milk

you win this round, canada.

Dying.

Dead.

OMFG

I’m dying.

(via fragmentedvisions)

Going to find a fan fic.

Expectations: Quality work with punctuation, good relevant details, dynamic characters, OTP.
Reality: My Immortal.

Write World: Forty Things For Writer's Block →

jelevs:

This is mostly for fiction. But most things are effective for nonfiction. Please be aware that I am not a writer’sblockologist, and therefore none of these techniques are scientifically proven.

Do:

- Shower

- Go on a walk

- Interrogate yourself about what you need to…

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atheistoverdose:

My good deed for the day.

follow for the best atheist posts on tumblr

Dom Monaghan calls out Matthew Fox for beating women →

palekings:

From his Twitter:

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