#tobin talks

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have u guys seen the new photos of neptune

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do you guys think the pornbots follow each other ever? they must right

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going to be 100% honest. ppl who hate literally every single person who watches or makes minecraft content are the biggest fucking red flags. like if u hate dream or something? valid. wanna harp on tommy? i mean like fine. that’s ur opinion yaknow? but when they go No. ALL minecraft youtube and minecraft is Bad. every single 7 year old who plays it is racist and Bad. like okay mx no critical thinking skills i hate children . youre probably an asshole

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i've had food allergies my entire life and i'm curious how many other people do, and what levels of severity they have. i would define "serious" as life-threatening, but if you think yours counts for another reason, you know yourself better than i do. (also, for the purposes of this poll, please only count physical intolerances, not disliking a food, even if it is for a neurodivergent reason). so:

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the way that rebecca convinced zava to join richmond wasnt by sweet talking him the way rupert did because that isnt what she's good at and what worked was her brutal honesty and straightforwardness. i loved that the writers allowed her to take on rupert (& win) but stay true to herself and not become him

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im gonna say it college should be free. theyre public education institutes funded by the state why do i need to pay $30k a year if i want to go. you want to pay to attend private college? thats fine. but why does a public education institute cost money. thats kind of fucked if im being honest

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hey guys quick reminder that it’s okay to grieve privately. no one is obligated to share their grief or their grieving process. grief is immensely personal and it’s okay to do it on your own (or just with loved ones). & this includes ccs—no one is obligated to share their grief. it’s okay.

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also, screaming this one of the rooftops: stop saying queer people dont like sports!!!! you are adding queerphobia to an already queerphobic space!!!!! queer people can and do like and play sports!!!! support us while we fight for our right to do so!!!!!!

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Election season is coming up in the US and deadlines for voter registration are coming faster. Today's as good a day as any to register, so here's how.

If you're already 18 and are eligible to vote but aren't registered, check out this site to find where you can register!

If you're not yet 18, I have some good news: Depending on your state and age, you can pre-register or even register to vote before you turn 18! This usually means that as soon as you turn 18 you will automatically be able to vote, no paperwork necessary.

I have compiled below by state (and DC), laws and links to pre-register or register before you've turned 18. If you have more questions about your state, this article has lots of good information, as does this site! The information and links compiled here are accurate to the best of my ability as of August 5, 2022.

Quick other info:

The party you choose does not designate who you vote for in the end, only what mail you receive and which primaries you can vote in. It can also be changed later.

States with a star before their name allow 17 year olds who will be 18 by the time of the general election to vote in some primary elections.

Use your legal information and name when filling out voter applications. It is a felony not to.

If possible, choose to be notified by text or email voting information, and choose to have your ballot mailed to you for each election so you don't miss any votes!

Here we go:

Alabama: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

Alaska: If you will be 18 within the next 90 days, register here.

Arizona: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

Arkansas: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

California: If you are 16 or older, pre-register here.

☆ Colorado: If you are 16 or older, pre-register here.

☆ Connecticut: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

☆ Delaware: If you are 16 or older you will be offered a chance to pre-register while obtaining your driver's lisence. If you have not done this but will be 18 by the next election, register here.

☆ District of Columbia: If you are 16 or older, pre-register here.

Florida: If you are 16 or older, pre-register here.

Georgia: If you are 17.5 or older, pre-register here.

Hawaii: If you are 16, pre-register here. If you are 17, you can register here but not vote until you are 18.

Idaho: If you will by 18 by the election, register here.

☆ Illinois: If you are 17 or older and will be 18 by the election, register here.

☆ Indiana: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

☆ Iowa: If you are at least 17.5 years old and will be 18 by the election, pre-register here.

Kansas: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

☆ Kentucky: If you are 17 but will be 18 by the election, register here.

Louisiana: If you are 16 or older, you can pre-register in person at the registrar of voters or the Louisiana Office of Motor Vehicles. If you are 17 or older, you can register online here.

☆ Maine: If you are 16 or older, information to pre-register or register can be found here, but you must register in person.

☆ Maryland: If you are 16 or older, register here.

Massachusetts: If you are 16 or older, pre-register here.

Michigan: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

Minnesota: If you will be 18 by the election, pre-register here. Note that if a special election is called between your registration and your birthday, your pre-registration will be denied and you will have to register again after the special election ends.

☆ Mississippi: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

Missouri: If you are 17.5 or older and will be 18 by the election, register here.

Montana: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

☆ Nebraska: If you will be 18 on or before the 1st Tuesday following the 1st Monday in November of this year, register here.

Nevada: If you are 17 or older and have a driver's license, pre-register here. If you do not have a driver's license, pre-register in person or by mail.

New Hampshire: If you will be 18 by the election, register at your local town hall.

New Jersey: If you are 17 or older, register here.

☆ New Mexico: If you will be 18 by the election and have a driver’s license (expired or otherwise), register here. If you do not have a driver’s license, here’s how to register in person.

New York: If you are 16 or older, pre-register online here or at one of these options.

☆ North Carolina: If you are 16 or older, pre-register here.

North Dakota: There is no voter registration in North Dakota. If you are 18 on election day and meet all requirements, go vote.

☆ Ohio: If you will by 18 by the election, register here.

Oklahoma: If you are 17 and a half, pre-register here and you will be automatically registered on your 18th birthday. Your application will not be processed if the next election is in the next 25 days, in which case it will be processed after the election.

Oregon: If you are 16 or older and have a driver’s license, permit, or other DMV-issued ID, pre-register here. If you don’t, here are some other ways to pre-register.

Pennsylvania: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

Rhode Island: If you are 16 or older and have a driver’s license or state-issued ID, pre-register here. If you don’t have a DL or ID, other ways to pre-register are here.

☆ South Carolina: If you will be 18 by the election and have a driver’s license or state-issued ID, register here. If you don’t have a DL or ID, other ways to register are here.

South Dakota: If you will be 18 by the election, information to register is here. Bring your filled-out application to your County Auditor in person.

Tennessee: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

Texas: If you are 17 years and 10 months old and will be 18 by the election, register to vote here.

☆ Utah: If you are 16 or older, pre-register here.

☆ Vermont: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

☆ Virginia: If you are 17 or older, will be 18 by the election, and have a driver’s license, register here. If you have no driver’s license, other ways to register are here.

☆ Washington: If you will be 18 by the election and have your driver’s license, permit, or other state ID, pre-register here. If not, other ways to pre-register are here.

☆ West Virginia: If you are 17 or older and have a driver’s license or other state ID as well as a social security number, register here. If you don’t have this identification, more options are here.

Wisconsin: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

Wyoming: If you will be 18 by the election, register here.

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i dont know how to express to someone who has never played womens soccer what lindsey horan's goal today meant to me (and girls everywhere) but like . holy fuck im not kidding when i say that changed my life. my mom straight up cried

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people in the tags hating on the finale bro. that was beautiful and so well crafted i felt like. they had callbacks to like every important scene, tied up all the characters lives and dreams (or set them on the paths to doing so). and yeah like, its sad that ted left. but he was never going to stay forever. the show made that clear from the beginning. i thought the finale was beautiful

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happy birthday to the big man the mayor himself btw. everyone clap for him

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i love hanging out with genuine allied cishet ppl bc they respect my identity but dont ever ask questions or talk about it. HOWEVER this 100% works against me when it comes to romance with aforementioned allied cishets

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COLIN CONFIRMED GAY, GETS TO MAKEOUT ON SCREEN WITH HIS BOYFRIEND WHO FUCKING CHEERED

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C-17 CHAPTER 5 GOGOGOGOGOGO!!!!! SORRY FOR NOT UPDATING IN LIKE 6 OR 7 MONTHS BUT IM BACK BABEY!!!!!!!!!! WOOOOO :DDDD