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so u acknowledge the characters are yt but want ppl to draw them as poc because ???????????
its still weird to me to see people refer to a music artist as a fandom
weird and fucking stupid but it seems like most of that is anyway
weird and fucking stupid but it seems like most of that is anyway
The production of milk from breasts isn’t sexual. Breasts are not inherently sexual- they’re purpose is feeding children.
The sexualization of breasts is the fault of society. We sexualize them. We CHOSE to sexualize them.
That power isn’t sexual- the creator isnt sexualizing the character. EVERYONE ELSE IS. THAT’S THE FAULT OF THE ONE PLACING THAT IDEA ON THE CHARACTER.
The sexualization of breasts is the fault of society. We sexualize them. We CHOSE to sexualize them.
That power isn’t sexual- the creator isnt sexualizing the character. EVERYONE ELSE IS. THAT’S THE FAULT OF THE ONE PLACING THAT IDEA ON THE CHARACTER.
allowing myself to hate men and not give a fuck about anything they say has been the best thing for my self-esteem tbh
saw someone with the url "biologyd*ke" and i was like awww no op is a terf
but it turned out they were just a lesbian biology student and had posts supporting trans people
like...ok but ppl are going to assume
but it turned out they were just a lesbian biology student and had posts supporting trans people
like...ok but ppl are going to assume
those brands are the bane of my existence, i have so much worthless crap from them
i work in a target that's right next to an ulta
i work in a target that's right next to an ulta
theyre obsessive enough to go searching thoroughly through someone's blog so they'd find out what it means and prob something else to rip her to pieces over
"aces arent lgbt"
"aces arent lgbt"
imagine if obama had changed the 2nd amendment through executive order
You behave like an absolute coward and yet the face you’ve chosen for yourself here is this ruthless monster notable for shocking the world by ordering the machine-gunning of children, that’s really Navy-Seal-copypasta levels of edgy fake Internet Toughguyism. Why do so many of you act like this? Well I think it’s because the Tumblr left is a circular firing squad of teenage wannabe cyberbullies and you’ve made yourself small to avoid becoming the target of all your shitty little buddies. And I won’t do that, look at all the controversial positions I stake right there in my description - I’m inviting criticism and dialogue, I’m allowing myself to be vulnerable. And you can’t even take a specific position when you’re attacking me - all you can do is repost stuff I said and put a frowny face underneath because if you were any more specific you might be subject to criticism as well and you’re too afraid to let that happen.
I challenge you, or anyone like you, to reply unironically to this but I’m 99% sure you won’t because whatever you say that’s not some form of ‘haha can you believe this guy’ will get you piled on by your supposed comrades.
I challenge you, or anyone like you, to reply unironically to this but I’m 99% sure you won’t because whatever you say that’s not some form of ‘haha can you believe this guy’ will get you piled on by your supposed comrades.
i can't believe leonard cohen died. this has been the worst week in my entire life.
if ur gonna self harm and reread anon nov2016, pls dont repost here
kthx
kthx
saw frozen avocado slices today
i just kinda assumed they didn't freeze well bc who wouldn't want frozen avocado instead of the overpriced fresh fruit that turns to brown mush in days
i just kinda assumed they didn't freeze well bc who wouldn't want frozen avocado instead of the overpriced fresh fruit that turns to brown mush in days
For five months of the year, the National Football League dominates Sundays in the United States; it’s more popular than church.
The NFL’s popularity is all the more remarkable when you inspect the fare it has to offer each week on television. An average professional football game lasts 3 hours and 12 minutes, but if you tally up the time when the ball is actually in play, the action amounts to a mere 11 minutes.
Part of the discrepancy has to do with the basic rules of American football. Unlike hockey or basketball, the 60-minute game clock in football can run even when the ball is not in play. That means a lot of game time is spent standing around or huddling up before each play begins.
The 11 minutes of action was famously calculated a few years ago by the Wall Street Journal. Its analysis found that an average NFL broadcast spent more time on replays (17 minutes) than live play. The plurality of time (75 minutes) was spent watching players, coaches, and referees essentially loiter on the field.
Football’s stop-and-go nature makes it particularly prime for commercials, unlike soccer, which forces broadcasters to creatively insert ads during the 45 minutes of continuous play in each half. Broadcasts of NFL games in Europe, incidentally, include far fewer commercials.
An average play in the NFL lasts just four seconds.
Of course, watching football on TV is hardly just about the game; there are plenty of advertisements to show people, too. The average NFL game includes 20 commercial breaks containing more than 100 ads. The Journal’s analysis found that commercials took up about an hour, or one-third, of the game.
tbh i will never get the appeal of football, between this and between how they treat the players like crap
The NFL’s popularity is all the more remarkable when you inspect the fare it has to offer each week on television. An average professional football game lasts 3 hours and 12 minutes, but if you tally up the time when the ball is actually in play, the action amounts to a mere 11 minutes.
Part of the discrepancy has to do with the basic rules of American football. Unlike hockey or basketball, the 60-minute game clock in football can run even when the ball is not in play. That means a lot of game time is spent standing around or huddling up before each play begins.
The 11 minutes of action was famously calculated a few years ago by the Wall Street Journal. Its analysis found that an average NFL broadcast spent more time on replays (17 minutes) than live play. The plurality of time (75 minutes) was spent watching players, coaches, and referees essentially loiter on the field.
Football’s stop-and-go nature makes it particularly prime for commercials, unlike soccer, which forces broadcasters to creatively insert ads during the 45 minutes of continuous play in each half. Broadcasts of NFL games in Europe, incidentally, include far fewer commercials.
An average play in the NFL lasts just four seconds.
Of course, watching football on TV is hardly just about the game; there are plenty of advertisements to show people, too. The average NFL game includes 20 commercial breaks containing more than 100 ads. The Journal’s analysis found that commercials took up about an hour, or one-third, of the game.
tbh i will never get the appeal of football, between this and between how they treat the players like crap
The divide between the House outlook and the Senate outlook continues to widen. Democrats’ chances of winning a majority remain at or near their all-time highs in our House forecast — ranging between 78 percent (7 in 9) and 85 percent (6 in 7) in the various versions of our model. But they’re at their lowest point yet in the Senate. All three versions of our forecast give them only about 1 in 7 shot (about 15 percent) of taking over the Senate from Republicans.
This is normally the point at which you might expect us to give you a throat-clearing “well, actually” about how 1 in 7 chances happen all the time. Indeed, they do. One in seven days of the week is a Thursday. None of us woke up this morning screaming “Oh my gosh, I just can’t believe it’s a Thursday!” And nobody should really be that surprised if Democrats win the Senate next week, or if Republicans keep the House.
This is normally the point at which you might expect us to give you a throat-clearing “well, actually” about how 1 in 7 chances happen all the time. Indeed, they do. One in seven days of the week is a Thursday. None of us woke up this morning screaming “Oh my gosh, I just can’t believe it’s a Thursday!” And nobody should really be that surprised if Democrats win the Senate next week, or if Republicans keep the House.
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