manywinged:

i’m not really a hater so much as a disliker. occasionally the fires of hate burn within me but mostly i just encounter things and go hm. don’t like that.

m318x2:

rb if you, like me, are the rare breed of internet user who always closes browser tabs that you dont need. like sorry your computer runs like shit maybe its because you have 50 fucking tabs open, cant relate

animentality:

sugoichappy:

lightningman17:

monsterlogic:

New outfit idea

Yours is the only funny and correct addition to this post

blankfairy27:

anarchistmemecollective:

depsidase:

ALT

free-post-store:

galladegamer:

willypadilly:

willypadilly:

effemimaniac:

makel-grax:

nutellabreakfast:

effemimaniac:

effemimaniac:

hits the bong and immediately becomes aware of the narrative

hits the bong again and looks directly at the camera knowingly

this is how eve got expelled from Eden

I like how bong can mean both penis and that big vertical disk that makes a lot of noise.

that’s dong and gong. bong means neither of those things

This edible (fruit from the tree of knowledge) ain’t doing shit.

I’m naked.

get out of the fucking garden

$0

panda-escapades:

highfantasylesbianism:

bernard-jackson:

[id: photo of a thin silver scythe with the edge opposite the blade decorated with stylized flame-like sun rays. the background is plain black. /end id.]

eclipsickle

socialistexan:

socialistexan:

phil-of-the-phuture:

mysharona1987:

I remember being in first grade and this white boy asked me why I wear “normal” clothes if I’m Indian and don’t Indians only wear feathers? So yes I do think first graders need more awareness about race

Also Sesame Street was made by a bunch of hippies that loved puppets and educators that were trying to reach in-city kids (particularly kids of color) who didn’t have access to good education resources.

Sesame Street has specifically addressed racism and other forms of socially oppressive orders since the beginning. Once again Rave Dubin is a moron.

The Unmistakable Black Roots of 'Sesame Street'

Celebrating its 50th anniversary, the beloved children’s television show was shaped by the African-American communities in Harlem and beyond

Smithsonian Magazine

caesarsaladinn:

memewhore:

in fairness the question did not say anything about winning