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I've been reblogging those posts about "Don't boycott Kellogg" bc the strikers didn't ask for it, but now Kellog is just hiring scabs and their food is hitting the shelves fucked up—cracker sandwiches without filling, poptarts without icing, cereal without marshmallows, and string and plastic and weird mysterious black stuff in popcorn... so, yeah. don't buy Kellogg for your own safety

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Fuck yeah i do

met a trans woman named bunny outside of the queer health center today she was wearing a full gothic lolita dress with a matching bonnet and lace mask and had a honda cr-v with a DETHRONE AND ATTACK GOD bumper sticker and a trans flag with AK silhouette and it said THESE COLORS DON'T RUN i love trans women so much

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"The Kalaupapa Leprosy Settlement acts to preserve the sites of the former leper colonies on the island of Molokai. Created in 1865 in order to isolate cases of leprosy, these sites were extremely popular for Christian missionaries. The isolation of sufferers of leprosy began during the influx of western business interests and grew strongest upon the overthrow of Queen Lili‘uokalani. The colonies on Molokai were set up to keep them far away from popular tourist destinations, segregating large portions of Native Hawaiians and leaving them in the hands of Christian missionaries. These missionaries, while arguably helping those suffering the disease, used their position to further push Christianity in the islands. They blamed the illnesses on the “sins” of the indigenous people, essentially saying that the Hawaiians were at fault for the deaths of their people because they were "dirty". The missionaries who arrived brought with them countless diseases as well that furthered the death and suffering. Hundreds of thousands of deaths occurred at this time, leading to a sharp decline in the population of Native Hawaiians. Missionaries used these deaths to call for the “civilization” of the indigenous people, stating the reason so many did not survive was due to their religious practices, clothing, and overall way of life. This epidemic not only allowed Christian missionaries to overtake much of Hawai’i, but also led to the deaths of thousands and is a large reason that the Native Hawaiian population is so small today."

- Lindsay Malfer, The Devastating Effects of Colonization on Hawai'i

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Wait y’all don’t use x-ray /j

in case anyone was wondering what mining in the 1.18 snapshots is like

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I found a thread and decided… Hm… Maybe a need a little bit of sin afterall…

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I think keanu reaves is pretty cool

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I need thiccc boi phone

the news is bad sometimes

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Ok i need this now

I see this as a win

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Need help

Sorry for doing this again but my one month rent is already due and in a week it will be two months rent pending. I'm $250 short. I'm a college student. Help me if you can please. Anything is helpful.

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Fucking beautiful

Hey so my hobby in the last week or so has been of building a giant glass ball in Minecraft, 64 block in diameter, put a wall in its centre and fill one half with water, with lava in the other. Here’s the result :

You can absolutely reblog if you like it, it’s random creation for fun that happens to be pretty

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We are awesome

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This was fast

i was wondering when this post would finally 360 itself back onto my dash

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I see this as a win

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reblog if you’re asexual, support asexual people or really really want a crossbow for literally no reason.

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This is not an original meme, i got it off of r/traaaaaaannnnnnnnns