November 2011
October 2011
Your job is now your Time Lord name. The last...
shirozora:
thetardis:
thatgeeklover:
benedictcumberbatchseyebrows:
stepharooni:
The Pharmacy Tech
6th regeneration
A shirt covered in stars
A coworker
MEGAWEAPON.
Uh
Student (unemployed?)
9th regeneration
Waistcoat
Cherie
NYAAAAAAAN
The Banker
6th regeneration
Violet pants
Erm… The notification of the status of this month’s phone bills?
SQUUUUEEE!!!
The Student...
Really into this "Gender Fierce Anthem" from a... →
genderqueer:
xxboy:
I feel like this could be a great tool against dysphoria for those of you who identify off the binary. Follow the link for the video!
A song by delisubthefemmecub. Here’s his transcription!
Study Finds USA Has Among the Lowest Economic... →
stfuconservatives:
Put differently, if you are born poor in America you are likely to stay poor in America.
Countries where you have a better chance of pulling yourself up by your bootstraps and making it rich:
France
Germany
Sweden
Canada
Finland
Norway
Denmark
The American Dream is alive and well… in other countries that aren’t America.
-Joe
My Current Beefs With Men
consenthousecat:
Every time I am in public and I hear a man chide a woman on her use of profanity: I get even angrier when I hear men say, “Don’t you know any other words” or “That’s not very lady-like.” First, equating profanity to sub-par intelligence is just insulting and frankly elitist. Intelligent people swear. Second, any woman has the right to define for herself her own relationship to...
The Weeping Angel you called ugly? She can't even...
a-l-l-o-n-s—y:
thiscouldbemore-sonic:
If you don’t reblog this, you don’t have a heart.
99.99956% of you will just scroll past this, reblog if you have a pair of hearts. ;_;
Stephen: Oddly enough, "sauros" was ancient Greek slang for "penis". "Sauros" means "lizard", and they would call it your "lizard". Your knob. Just thought you'd like to know that.
Alan: Why is "thesaurus", then? Is that Latin?
Stephen: That's a different word. "Thesaurus" means a "treasure house" or "repository". In this case, a treasure house of words.
Alan: So you might refer to your backside as a "thesaurus".
Stephen: I'd like to think my bottom is a treasure house, yes, Alan.
Alan: "My bottom is a treasure house" is a really good catch phrase.
