18th May 2012

Post reblogged from ASTRONAUT CLASS IS A LIE with 99 notes

I think if chicks can be posting their asses us dudes should post our sacks reblog if you agree

camdamage:

Yes.

Source: jonnythebarber

17th May 2012

Photo reblogged from Just Loki'd with 14,020 notes

sassyspider8itch:

thedublinrose:

thesockmonkeyrenegade:

staticcatfish:

elasticitymudflap:

couriereight:

This is quite accurate of my habits, yes.

‘dude’ or ‘bro’ in my case :\

because I don’t see why people make such a big deal out of it

Seriously.
You’re all dudes.
Get over it. X’D

you are all dude or bro. depends on how i feel at the time.

((I once called my mom “dude”.))

sassyspider8itch:

thedublinrose:

thesockmonkeyrenegade:

staticcatfish:

elasticitymudflap:

couriereight:

This is quite accurate of my habits, yes.

‘dude’ or ‘bro’ in my case :\

because I don’t see why people make such a big deal out of it

Seriously.

You’re all dudes.

Get over it. X’D

you are all dude or bro. depends on how i feel at the time.

((I once called my mom “dude”.))

Source: makemestfu.net

16th May 2012

Quote reblogged from Neil Gaiman with 3,995 notes

Dudes. Imagine life here in the US — or indeed, pretty much anywhere in the Western world — is a massive role playing game, like World of Warcraft except appallingly mundane, where most quests involve the acquisition of money, cell phones and donuts, although not always at the same time. Let’s call it The Real World. You have installed The Real World on your computer and are about to start playing, but first you go to the settings tab to bind your keys, fiddle with your defaults, and choose the difficulty setting for the game. Got it?
Okay: In the role playing game known as The Real World, “Straight White Male” is the lowest difficulty setting there is.
This means that the default behaviors for almost all the non-player characters in the game are easier on you than they would be otherwise. The default barriers for completions of quests are lower. Your leveling-up thresholds come more quickly. You automatically gain entry to some parts of the map that others have to work for. The game is easier to play, automatically, and when you need help, by default it’s easier to get.
Now, once you’ve selected the “Straight White Male” difficulty setting, you still have to create a character, and how many points you get to start — and how they are apportioned — will make a difference. Initially the computer will tell you how many points you get and how they are divided up. If you start with 25 points, and your dump stat is wealth, well, then you may be kind of screwed. If you start with 250 points and your dump stat is charisma, well, then you’re probably fine. Be aware the computer makes it difficult to start with more than 30 points; people on higher difficulty settings generally start with even fewer than that.
As the game progresses, your goal is to gain points, apportion them wisely, and level up. If you start with fewer points and fewer of them in critical stat categories, or choose poorly regarding the skills you decide to level up on, then the game will still be difficult for you. But because you’re playing on the “Straight White Male” setting, gaining points and leveling up will still by default be easier, all other things being equal, than for another player using a higher difficulty setting.
Likewise, it’s certainly possible someone playing at a higher difficulty setting is progressing more quickly than you are, because they had more points initially given to them by the computer and/or their highest stats are wealth, intelligence and constitution and/or simply because they play the game better than you do. It doesn’t change the fact you are still playing on the lowest difficulty setting.
You can lose playing on the lowest difficulty setting. The lowest difficulty setting is still the easiest setting to win on. The player who plays on the “Gay Minority Female” setting? Hardcore.
John Scalzi tells it like it is. (Go and read the whole essay, then read the comments.)

Tagged: thisall over this

Source: whatever.scalzi.com

16th May 2012

Quote reblogged from sex is not the enemy with 133 notes

FHM’s ‘study’ uses a cohort of men self-selected according to their preference for the kind of women who feature in FHM, conditions them with a monthly barrage of images labeled ‘sexy’, and then asks them to name some sexy women. Even if you accepted the bogus premise that sex appeal could be ranked on a universal scale, this would be a rubbish way to do it. To see just how rubbish, here’s an experiment you can try at home: go to any porn site that ranks its most popular clips, and have a look at the top 100 clips that men actually pay for - the range of outfits, body types, situations, ages and skin colours far exceeds anything you’ll find in FHM’s list. When it comes to what people find sexy, there’s a truth in porn considerably purer than the sterile, manufactured consent of glossy magazines.

Tagged: sex is not the enemy

Source: Guardian

11th May 2012

Photo reblogged from Tab's Tumblr with 42,329 notes

misspixnmix:

secondlina:

A comic about the different types of attraction one might feel. I saw these floating around on tumblr. These were originally taken from a website about asexuality. Although, I think people who are not asexual feel these regularly too. There’s all kinds of attractions for all kinds of people. Enjoy.

I wish I could carry this comic around to explain to people why my aesthetic attraction to certain beautiful men does not make me straight. 

misspixnmix:

secondlina:

A comic about the different types of attraction one might feel. I saw these floating around on tumblr. These were originally taken from a website about asexuality. Although, I think people who are not asexual feel these regularly too. There’s all kinds of attractions for all kinds of people. Enjoy.

I wish I could carry this comic around to explain to people why my aesthetic attraction to certain beautiful men does not make me straight. 

Source: secondlina

11th May 2012

Quote reblogged from Come along, John with 18,763 notes

So congratulations, North Carolina. Last night, you struck a decisive blow for loneliness. And tonight, as you go to sleep beside your heterosexual life mate, you can rest assured that all across your great state, a gay man or lesbian woman is crying themselves to sleep in solitude and making your relationship stronger with each tear.
STEPHEN COLBERT, The Colbert Report (via inothernews)

Source: inothernews

26th April 2012

Photo reblogged from noo droogs git oot with 4,175 notes


Benedict Cumberbatch as Aziraphale and Tom Hiddleston as Crowley

Yes please. And then, I can have a movie with both of them where they don’t die within the first 30 minutes.

Benedict Cumberbatch as Aziraphale and Tom Hiddleston as Crowley

Yes please. And then, I can have a movie with both of them where they don’t die within the first 30 minutes.

Tagged: cumberbatchhiddlestongood omensohgodsIwantthis

Source: prufrocking

6th April 2012

Post

AAAAUGH

Guys I can’t make the Click and Drag stuff work.

Help me out. Please gods

This is VITALLY IMPORTANT OBVIOUSLY

Tagged: Helphelpgods help me pleaseplease helptumblrproblems

6th April 2012

Link reblogged from Cant stop wont stop with 18,521 notes

How well do you see color? →

remon-sama:

darsucks:

kuramama:

aoikurashikimpreg:

pinni137:

nonarygame:

some-asshole-just-up-and:

bigbootybatterwitch:

omg i got a 41 i’m blind

18 whoops

19 @_@

I got 7

Went wrong near the blue-green bits

6

dang i thought i would’ve went a lot worse

…..41 but well

i already know i’m bad with this so??? 

especially bad around blue/green ahahahaha

7 :V got a few of the blue-green ones wrong I guess.

11 U.U

Got myself a 4. Feeling pretty good. Eyes started tripping and blending all the different colours.

Source: flatluigi

6th April 2012

Photoset reblogged from noo droogs git oot with 68,999 notes

Lord of the Cosmetics: Part 1

Source: aryasnark