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tweet meme: steve rogers edition, part 2 (part one)

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Ken has accepted that his true destiny and ultimate desire in life is to be a trophy boyfriend and he’s content with that. I’m happy for him.

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reblog and put in the tags something that you were looking forward to and can’t do it because of coronavirus

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Superman: Red Son (2020), dir. Sam Liu

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people on this website are like i’m sixteen and i’m supposed to what. just accept that. just accept that there are people born in the year 2004

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The Senate voted in favour of kids doing a pledge of allegiance to Australia in school.

Today in “oh God, what happened now in Australia politics?” Tanya Plibersek of Labor tweeted in January that she wanted a pledge of allegiance in schools - something she’s been a fan of for years. And naturally because a rational person’s response to that is “oh, that’s weird… let’s not do that” Liberal senators Eric Abetz and Concetta Fierravanti-Wells decided to run with it and hold a vote in the Senate that schools should “consider” a pledge of allegiance.

It passed 51-9 with only the Greens voting against it. A weirdly American hyper-patriotic practice that will almost certainly used to create social divides between people over “nationalist pride” has bipartisan support between Liberal and Labor.

Thankfully this doesn’t mean that it’s now law because the House of Representatives need to enforce the same ruling but still, it’s an uncomfortable idea to think about…

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Elizabeth Sweetheart, “The Green Lady” Kitten Kay Sera, “The Pink Lady” Ella London, “The Yellow Lady” Sandra Ramos, “The Purple Lady” Zorica Rebernik, “The Red Lady”

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friendship is spending 10 minutes photoshopping an image of highschool-musical-era zac efron with a gun in his hand to threaten your friends with

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