scoundrelvillain:

iu2:

Coffee stain portrait by Hong Yi

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jakeebubbles:

phantom hourglass gives me some great tips

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tastefullyoffensive:

[scottmetzger]

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bassplayerforever18:

Not mine.
Respect it.

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dailydishonesty:

Love me a good drunk photo booth session at The Webby Awards after party last night. Thanks again to everyone who voted for Daily Dishonesty! You guys totally made my year! (Also, how cute is my best friend?!)

For a second, I thought the Daily Dishonesty girl was gay and now I’m a little sad. 

Rollin’ with the homies! 

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HE’S A-FIRIN’ HIS LAZER! 

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green-street-politics:

specialkchocolateydelight:

caliphorniaqueen:

“During the civil rights struggle, Birmingham canceled high school prom for many black teenagers. This weekend, the dance went on for the Class of 1963”

http://www.cnn.com/2013/05/19/living/civil-rights-prom/index.html?hpt=hp_c2

The people who were teenagers during the Civil Rights Movement are still alive, y’all. Their lives were affected by blatant, government-sanctioned racism. It astounds me that people act like it was thousands of years ago.

They are only several years older than my parents.

I’m 25 years old.

I’ve been working as a swim teacher since, like, March, and my body hair has just been falling off. My pubes are, like, dirty blonde. It’s weird. I’ve never been dirty blonde in my life!

wallsaremean:

chandler-dances-on-things:

Chandler dances for academia

This post is a special edition of Chandler Dances on Things. A friend of mine, who is partially responsible for the existence of this blog, is in need of some help.  Please read and consider his message below. 

Thank-you.

Dear people of Tumblr,

I come to you with a huge request. There is a study currently being conducted through Wayne State University that examines the user of the gay/bi/curious mobile social networking application, Grindr. This is a big deal because there are only a handful of studies that look at mobile LGBTA social networking devices.This is where you come in. If you’ve ever used the application, please fill out the survey at the bottom of this post. If you cannot fill out the survey, please reblog and share this survey with your friends and followers. The only way for studies that focus on LGBTA individuals within social media to exist is by having people like you fill out these surveys. These studies cannot be completed without data, so every answered survey helps! Whether you share the survey or fill it out, I know the researchers will greatly appreciate your contribution. Let’s together mainstream the presence of the LGBTA community within academic scholarship. We can do it!
https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/grindr

-Your Friendly Neighborhood Research Assistant (wallsaremean)

Dear my followers, sorry for being MIA. But I’m currently assisting on a study where we’re looking at grindr. Please take our survey if you can and reblog!

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