You know how it is, right, ladies? You know a guy for a while. You hang out with him. You do fun things with him—play video games, watch movies, go hiking, go to concerts. You invite him to your parties. You listen to his problems. You do all this because you think he…
HOW DOES POPCORN EVEN DO THAT THING
HERE I SHOW YOU THE THING
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The United States moves inexorably toward granting equality to the L.G.B., but in the process, while still pronouncing that satisfying final consonant, we often, in practice, drop the T. No federal law offers protection to transgender people from discrimination in the workplace; the population sees double the usual rate of unemployment, and ninety per cent of transgender individuals report harassment, mistreatment, or discrimination at work.
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I really, really love this. Can everyone please remember this?
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2010: These Pokemon are too complicated!
2013: These Pokemon are too simple!
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What happen when Pepper Ann tries to buy a comic book?
Wow!
Wow this could have been written like last week
Have we really progressed so little since 1998
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edwardvonstein asked: *looks to the side there* Toy enthusiast? Huh, I just learned something Top 5 toys!
Lego - It’s more than just a toy, it’s an experience being able to assemble various machinery and architecture. Not to mention the production quality on the individual pieces is top-notch.
Transformers - It’s fun to fidget around with the various mechanical puzzly bits, and kill time by going from robot to vehicle/animal.
K’nex - While Lego’s always my building toy of choice, I also had plenty of K’nex too. I liked the rod-and-connector functionality and how well the pieces worked in three dimensions, with plenty of options for rotating and angling bits that conventional Lego didn’t.
Marble Race/Marble Run - Man, I have so many memories of playing with my cousin’s, then getting a slightly different one of another brand for Christmas when I was 6. I must have annoyed the hell out of my mother with all the noise and leaving marbles all over the house.
Fisher-Price Little People - I used to play with the old 60’s-era ones passed down from my grandmother, plus a little gas station with a little pump you could put in the car that came with it and the big red toy barn.
“Cut Food” is the brainchild of photographer Beth Galton and food stylist Charlotte Omnès. All liquids are suspended with gelatin, making the most mundane snacks into works of art.
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Trying to sell back books in college
/cries into forever
“We have too much of this one. We can’t buy it back.”
