Stir Well
baker, actor and student, currently living in Portland.
And this is stuff that makes me happy.
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Photoset reblogged from be here now.
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Audio post reblogged from and by my two faiths and troths, my lord
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Photo reblogged from be here now.
I think this is something people need to remind themselves of on a regular basis.
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Video reblogged from I Felt Like Sharing... Okay?
Olde English Comedy presents:
The Exquisite Corpse Project
Premiering in LA at the Dances With Films Festival Saturday, June 2nd.
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I love Olde English and I love this premise.
RIKKI OLDE ENGLISH. THEY STILL EXSIST!
Aaaaah yeaaaaaah. I want to see this.
(Source: oldeenglish)
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Photoset reblogged from be here now.
So I didn’t know that fucking dragons existed. Just look at them. Just fucking look.
They hide under a disguise of feathers and call themselves bearded vultures. But I see through their lies.
Want one as a pet? Well they’d be $9000 dollars, but that’s hypothetical because you simply cannot have one. Also, they like to eat dead parrots and dolphins and that’s out of your budget too. Ablubblubbloo…
i want a lammergeier so badly no one has any idea
so THAT’S what these crazy things are called. awesome
If one of these flew at me out of nowhere I would have a heart attack.
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Link reblogged from out of the woods
“When you encourage people to be ashamed of their bodies, you decrease the chances that they will believe that they are worthy of care.
Shaming may actually create the problems that it’s purported to solve: Peter Muennig from Columbia found that the stress of stigma and shame were correlated with the same diseases with which obesity is correlated. So every time you make someone feel bad about themselves, you put their health at risk.”
~An EXCELLENT post by Ragen.
Repeat it, because it is SO TRUE.
“People don’t take care of things they hate and that includes their bodies.”
“People don’t take care of things they hate and that includes their bodies.”
“PEOPLE DON’T TAKE CARE OF THINGS THEY HATE AND THAT INCLUDES THEIR BODIES.”
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Link reblogged from be here now.
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Photo reblogged from closer to the rain
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.
PERFECT TIMING
I’m doing a zine about asexuality right now and was trying to figure out how to define all of these
This is adorbs. So can I say I have Squishes for someone? is that a thing?
