The epitome of nothingness

I'm a Transgender, pansexual, Harry Potter freak. That's all you need to know about me.

laughingstation:

These are not chips.

They are crisps.

These are chips.

That is all.

we don’t care

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#DON’T TELL ME WHAT MY FOOD IS

THIS IS A VEGETABLE

BECAUSE WE LIVE IN AMERICA


These are chips

and these are chips too

That is all.

who the fuck cares about chips and fries and vegetables when you can have bagged milk

you win this round, canada.

Dying.

Dead.

OMFG

(Source: onelifelefttolivetoforgive, via egoinflated)

im-cool-like-that:

Hamlet the Mini Pig Goes Down the Steps To Get To Oatmeal [x]

(via egoinflated)

thebeatisinyourhood:

walk it out

thebeatisinyourhood:

walk it out

(via egoinflated)

knowhomo:

LGBTQ* Insight and Ideas
(following text from PflagWestchester)
An Effective Ally…   
• Respects confidentiality.  
• Allows individuals to lead the direction of the conversation, lets them 
make their own choices, and listens, listens, listens. 
• Talks to LGBT family, friends, and coworkers.  
• Avoids assumptions and stereotyping.  
• Tries using gender-neutral terms when talking about significant others, 
spouses, and partners. 
• Expects to make some mistakes, but doesn’t use them as an excuse 
for not acting.  
• Acknowledges how homophobia, transphobia, and heterosexism have 
operated in their life.  
• Educates themself about issues facing LGBT people.  
• Has a sense of humor.  
• Knows when and how to refer somebody to outside help, and to get 
professional adult intervention when necessary.  


An Effective Ally Doesn’t …
• Have all the answers.  
• Try to “fix” problems  
• Proceed with an interaction if boundaries or personal safety have been 
violated.  
Photo from: Toronto District School Board’s website

knowhomo:

LGBTQ* Insight and Ideas

(following text from PflagWestchester)

An Effective Ally…   

• Respects confidentiality.  

• Allows individuals to lead the direction of the conversation, lets them 

make their own choices, and listens, listens, listens. 

• Talks to LGBT family, friends, and coworkers.  

• Avoids assumptions and stereotyping.  

• Tries using gender-neutral terms when talking about significant others, 

spouses, and partners. 

• Expects to make some mistakes, but doesn’t use them as an excuse 

for not acting.  

• Acknowledges how homophobia, transphobia, and heterosexism have 

operated in their life.  

• Educates themself about issues facing LGBT people.  

• Has a sense of humor.  

• Knows when and how to refer somebody to outside help, and to get 

professional adult intervention when necessary.  

An Effective Ally Doesn’t …

• Have all the answers.  

• Try to “fix” problems  

• Proceed with an interaction if boundaries or personal safety have been 

violated.  

Photo from: Toronto District School Board’s website

otlgaming:

MARIO, YOUR PRINCESS IS IN ANOTHER AQUARIUM?!?!

Reddittor jennyleighb posted video and these photos of her roomate’s 55 gallon aquarium that’s been customized with a LEGO Super Mario Bros. level.  Here’s a link to more photos showing the progession of the build.

(via sarkyfancypants)

dinhtheresa:

I like being alone, but I hate the feeling of being lonely.

When you’re alone, you have time for yourself. Your thoughts finally catch up to you. You set your mind on things and everything is just clearer. Nothing’s bothering you and everything just feels right for once.

When you feel lonely, you feel as if no one’s there for you. It feels like no one understands you or is willing to listen. It feels like you’re screaming in a crowded room, but yet not one person looks up. 

(via zillybooradley)

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sarkyfancypants:

themockingcrows:

rockpapertheodore:

deadgaysamurai:

odair:

i’m actually terrified 

FUCKING CHRIST

what…what….

(Source: mybuddykeiths-choice-ass)

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