Never said I was smart but I don't consider myself downright stupid either. Sometimes a gentleman, sometimes a fool, always fluffy.
there has never before been such a ‘that’s it that’s the show” gifset in the history of time
20th June 2013
Reblogged From shewbs
Notes: 27688
Crap I don’t know if I can draw a comic for this, but you guys should check out WOLFEN JUMP A bunch of awesome artists who break the stereotype of “furry” and bring you awesome comics with anthropomorphic animals!
‘It looks like it was forged in fire’
…what the fuck else do you forge things in??
u forge checks in ink
this why we’re friends
‘It looks like it was forged in fire’
…what the fuck else do you forge things in??
The First Amendment does not protect you from:
- Criticism: If you’re a comedian who makes a bad rape joke, people are allowed to point out that you’re not funny as well as an asshole.
- Shame: If you tweet something racist about President Obama on your public Twitter account that’s connected to your first and last name, people are allowed to say that is bad.
- The Right to Anonymity: If you take creepy photos of women without their consent and post them on Reddit, people are allowed to try and figure out who you are and post your information on the internet. No one is entitled to anonymity. It’s up to you whether to make it easy for people to find you.
- Mockery: If you put yourself out there that means your peers (and news outlets) have the right to LOL and comment.
- Consequences: If you publicly express yourself in a manner that is offensive, hurtful, or just plain dumb, strangers might contact your friends/family/school/employer and tell them what you did. That is not infringing on your right to free speech; it’s pointing out how you choose to exercise that right. Like the rest of the federal constitution, the First Amendment protects us from the government, not from private companies, which may be able to fire or otherwise punish you for stuff you say, even if it’s outside of work. The laws protecting the free speech of private employees vary from state to state, aside from specifically protected speech like labor organizing. Here are some guidelines for public employees and students.
Yep. Free speech doesn’t mean you are free to be an asshole with no consequence. If you dish it out, be prepared to take it.
What to do if you find a baby bird. Many thanks to the wildlife rehabilitators who have been tirelessly fielding calls and saving birds all season.
If it’s too small, the original chart is here.
Cornel Rasor, chair of the Idaho Republican Party’s resolutions committee. In the last year and a half, six Idaho cities have passed ordinances banning workplace discrimination based on sexual orientation; Idaho Republicans aren’t happy with this, and so party officials have passed a non-binding resolution calling on the state’s Republicans to do everything they can to invalidate said ordinances. source (via shortformblog)
you know how i’ve mentioned my anger issues before and how sometimes i want to punch people until they no longer have faces?
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Louis C.K. (via 30thcenturyboy)
Sylvester Magee, the (probable) last American born into slavery died in 1971.
The last living child of former American slaves, Mississippi Winn, died in 2010.
Slavery in the territory that is now the United States lasted more than 330 years. We will be 330 years removed from slavery in the year 2195.
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monsterBOY 05: mermaid by *fydbac
Brown skinned mermen. Even rarer than brown skinned mermaids.
