#CANNOT STAND IT

[fairuzfan]

The most annoying thing is when people say things they think are smart and you can tell they think they're smart but what they say actually means absolutely nothing when you examine it seriously.

[wheredidalltheusersgo]

Me when losers are mean to my wonderful friends

[gemgdynamight0]

I would never trust a het ship which the majority of its defenders/fans are men and the majority of its criticizers/haters are women

[heretherebedork]

Honestly, I hate her. I really do. Because it's such bullshit to say this and I hate how many people think like her about actors and other real people. And this idea that she's writing it based on reality no matter how many times her brother tells her it isn't true is so frustrating and I hate the whole shipping culture that happens in these shows and about these shows so much.

It's not real just because you dreamed it and decided it. That doesn't make it real! That just makes it something you dreamed up and wrote.

[meaningtotellyou]

some christian freak at my job put a jesus magazine in front of the astrology magazines

[penvisions]

y'all, i know it's like literally nothing, but i changed the lightbulbs in my bathroom vanity and over the coffee bar in my kitchen to a lower, warmer watt and it's been life changing. i no longer feel like i'm being accosted by the rays of an incoming ufo in the middle of the night when i go pee or like i'm being interrogated when i clean the kitchen and it's amazing. soft, warm, low lights for when i absolutley have to face the horrors (the horrors being overhead lighting)

okay, thanks for listening, i'm off to write before classes

[zombiedeers]

How do you look at this guy and decide to make him an outright main villain

[unopenablebox]

i was reading about the archaeological evidence of bronze age european cultures on wikipedia, as you do, and came across the article on early bronze age stone wrist-guards. these are rectangular-ish pieces of stone with variable numbers of holes and shaping which were found mainly in burial sites at hand/wrist level of bronze age bodies. for the entire time the wikipedia article has existed, it's included this image:

this is showing how you would wear such a thing to serve as an archery guard. however, the article has also for at least a decade included content mainly on a set of research papers that instead argue that the shaping and location of the guards make it unlikely to have been used as an arm guard and may instead have been decorative/a status marker. nonetheless the image, now apparently inaccurate, has stood, either because no one cared to replace it or no alternatives were available. the talk page shows no signs of any interest in this problem.

finally, last year, one brave soul had had enough. they were going to Fix this wikipedia page. no longer would we labor under the yoke of an image that disagrees with the content of the article it was attached to. so they fixed the page in what is obviously the most natural, reasonable, context-appropriate manner:

Problem Solved.

[magicalgirlypop]

when i say "misa amane deserved better" just know i mean it in the "misa amane deserved to have her personality, backstory, and internal monologues expanded upon just as much as her male counterparts and shouldn't have been written as just an extension of light" and not in the "misa amane is a poor baby angel who did no wrong" way.

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

not "i ship these characters" or "i want them to bond platonically" but a secret 3rd thing (I want them to be forced to interact by the Narrative bc they would HATE that)

[hinamie]

unconditionally

[bl00dalchemist]

I love yapper Hidan.

[arcanegifs]

ARCANE LEAGUE OF LEGENDS: 2x06 - “The Message Hidden Within the Pattern” ↳ "Vi. You've been quite a curiosity. The one who captured Caitlyn's heart."

[moondreamie]

Paperwork is so fucking boring

[canisalbus]

Oops

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[llegato]

clarity in time