little sinkings in the earth

holy balls it is cold

please can we have the heat on in my part of the office

it is fucking 27* outside

this is ridiculous

I’ve had a revelation while watching “Blink”

somewhatdorky:

prominentvagina:

Kathy Nightingale goes back to 1920 where she meets a man, marries him, and has three children, including a little girl named Sally, a beautiful little girl with dark hair, like her mother’s. 

Billy Shipton goes back to 1960 where he meets and marries a beautiful, dark haired girl named Sally.  

I’ll just leave you to ponder that for a moment. 

is this for real.

wut.

(via blueeyedbubblez)

HOW DO CURLING IRONS WORK?! I didn’t manage to curl my hair. I only…um…creatively rumpled it. ?

today: breathe. shower. breakfast. feed Pip. straighten up bedroom. edit personal statement. lunch. submit grad app?? RAINN training. forever…. read for fun. dinner. Skype. bed.

(via recoveryisbeautiful)

“the other green meat” - yeah we did

cupcake-overload:

fried mac n cheese from the cheesecake factory. 

augh fuck i want this so badly right now you do not even know

I. Hate. Everything.

missgingerlee:

"How many pro-choicers would say, in good conscience, that they stand up for life? How many pro-choicers would say, in good conscience, that they speak the MESSAGE of life? How many pro-choicers can say, in good conscience, that they think that everyone deserves to get a chance at life? How many pro-choicers can say, in good conscience, that their side, that abortion, speaks the language of love? I have yet to see one pro-choicer say ANY of these things. The pro-life community can say all of these things, in good conscience, and know that we are speaking correctly. Because it is the truth."

Gianna Claire (via wewillnotbeputtoshame)

Oh  my  glob,  this  is  ridiculous.

How many pro-choicers would say, in good conscience, that they stand up for life?

I  stand  up  for  human  life.  By  human  life  I  mean  the  life  of  a  born  person.

How many pro-choicers would say, in good conscience, that they speak the MESSAGE of life?

I’m  anti-war,  anti-poverty,  pro-universal  health  care,  pro-welfare,  pro-food  stamps,  pro-environmentalal  protection,  anti-sexist,  anti-racist,  anti-discrimination,  and  yet  because  I  don’t  want  someone  to  be  forced  to  reamin  pregnant  against  their  will  I  am  a  bad  person?

How many pro-choicers can say, in good conscience, that they think that everyone deserves to get a chance at life?

That  would  mean throwing  the  person  carrying  the  pregnancy  under  the bus,  and  that’s  wrong.

How many pro-choicers can say, in good conscience, that their side, that abortion, speaks the language of love?

Because  if  it  saves  peoples  lives,  jobs,  health,  education,  family  life,  helps  them  get  away  from  abusive  relationships,  and  can  help  people  in  poverty,  I  would  think  abortion  is  a  good  thing.  Pregnancy  is  not  a  walk  through  the  park  for  everyone.

I have yet to see one pro-choicer say ANY of these things.

I’ve  pretty  much  said  two  of  these  things.  Am  I  the  first  on  your  list?  I  feel  so  speshul.

The pro-life community can say all of these things

Because  forced  pregnancies  show  you  care  about  people.

in good conscience

That  doesn’t  sound  like  good  conscience  to  me.

and know that we are speaking correctly. Because it is the truth.

(via iamnotethan) “The message of life,” “the language of love,” “chance at life,” and “stand up for life” are all buzz phrases that mean absolutely nothing. Absolutely. Nothing. You don’t read or hear pro-choicers using these buzz phrases because we would rather rely on legal, biological, and philosophical concepts that have existed and have been studied for centuries. (via afunnyfeminist)

(Source: isaiah-50-7, via afunnyfeminist)

ridiculously too much yes/no? should I be embarrassed?