Kati-bleh
Adventure Time. Coffee. 26. he/they/she.
I do theater and like pop punk.

gayspock:

gayspock:

personally i dont think theres much funnier than speeding up star trek tos gifs in particular

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gayspock:

gayspock:

personally i dont think theres much funnier than speeding up star trek tos gifs in particular

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jackdaw-kraai:
“mrsargent:
“Also I can make a less insanely boring persona for myself if i’m not stuck with my real name and identity
”
Has no one heard of stage names anymore this day and age? Or pen names? Not using your real name even in...

jackdaw-kraai:

mrsargent:

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Also I can make a less insanely boring persona for myself if i’m not stuck with my real name and identity

Has no one heard of stage names anymore this day and age? Or pen names? Not using your real name even in indisputably professional settings is nothing new or scandalous

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feluka:

he/they delilah what’s it like in pronouns city

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straightboyfriend:

as an empath i had to quit my barista job because i could feel the coffee bean’s pain when i had to grind them. i could hear them screaming

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leepacey:

mini-wrants:

leepacey:

two very related articles

If you ever needed a reason to not wear makeup (or at LEAST cut back on it significantly) this is it.

Most of your shimmery makeups are made using Mica. Mica is often mined by young children the same way the original coal miners put kids in the tiny tunnels for coal.

These kids make pennies a day, if that, and are subject to dangerous conditions.

All for the glitter in our eyeshadows and highlighters.

most companies, even ones part of the ethical mica initiative, don’t know where their mica comes from and have no way of proving it for sure, because the bosses at these mines are known for using child labor on the side and then they tell their international clients like “yeah totally, only adults we paid fairly mined all this ;)” and then these big international companies can play dumb and be like “the mine bosses pinky promised us it’s all ethical!” when there is no way to prove it, no way of regulating it, and it’s been this specific recurring problem for years

so, here are the companies that use ONLY synthetic mica made in labs instead — this includes makeup brands as well as any company that has shimmery/glittery products:

additionally: mica that is mined can sometimes be contaminated with asbestos, while synthetic mica is made from plant cellulose. synthetic lab-made mica also has a more consistent texture and makes colors more vibrant than mined mica can.

so basically: synthetic mica is safer, purer, plant-based, a superior product, AND not mined by child slaves — the literal only downside is that it’s slightly more expensive for cheap ass companies who care more about profits than humans

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garrulouseccentric:

waiterwaiterpercolator:

Thinking of christopher eccleston on this trying day 🙏🏻

screenshot of an Instagram post by Christopher Eccleston, itself a screenshot with the text, "thank god I kept that bunting from the jubilee last year" underneath which is a photo of a blue door on a white house with hand-made bunting of what appears to be printer paper with "FUCK OFF" written on itALT

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nonagalleryart:

It’s the main man’s birthday, Kermit the Frog!

(Featuring the flawless Miss Piggy)

overpoweredoriginalposter:
“missscreant:
“sometimes i think i miss high school and then..this is pretty accurate
”
This is why I love pierce. He’s the kind of punk who understands that sometimes the most effective fuck you to authority is kindness
”

overpoweredoriginalposter:

missscreant:

sometimes i think i miss high school and then..this is pretty accurate

This is why I love pierce. He’s the kind of punk who understands that sometimes the most effective fuck you to authority is kindness

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wickedwonderlandd:

un-solids-your-snake:

redead-red:

watching a movie at home circa like, 2001 was like

  • put your TV on channel 2 so the VCR will work
  • open up the clamp shell case that held the VHS that has that satisfying crrlikkkkkk
  • put in the movie
  • gdi it has to be rewound
  • press STOP and then rewind because its so much faster that way
  • start the movie and it takes a few seconds for the movie to actually start cause you rewound to the VERY beginning
  • FBI will get you if you illegally distribute or exhibit this movie
  • and then. because you forgot that movies are always so much louder than TV

COMING SOON TO OWN ON VIDEO AND DVD

  • QUICK LOWER THE VOLUME LOWER THE VOLUME LOWER THE VOLUME OH FUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • Okay crisis averted.
  • although. these ads are kind of quiet. a little hard to hear…..
  • better turn up the volume…

THX

Posts you can hear

Posts you can feel in your soul 😭😭

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maamlet:

gimmickbird:

gunsandfireandshit:

thepleasuregoblin:

thepleasuregoblin:

thepleasuregoblin:

Week after week I become more tempted to try the white gilgamesh

TWO THIRDS BEER AND ONE THIRD MILK

FROM A GOAT OR OF ITS ILK

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Ok getting people asking for a review in the notes so here we go.

FLAVOR: Actually not bad at all. I used a wheat beer as sort of the closest modern approximation to sumerian beer, and mixed it 2/3 to 1/3 with goat milk. The flavors complemented each other well.

TEXTURE: Unusual, but not necessarily unpleasant. Creamy yet lightly carbonated from the beer. Definitely gonna bother some people.

AFTEREFFECTS: Sat in my stomach like a rock, and the alcohol hit me like I had had 3 beers instead of one. It does in fact make you feel you’re made of wood

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@maamlet

you are opening gates that were not meant to be opened

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ami-ven:
“Happy 68th Birthday, Kermit the Frog!
”

ami-ven:

Happy 68th Birthday, Kermit the Frog!