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hi everyone who cares

I am discontinuing this blog

basically its still going to exist and stuff but i wont be posting again

its mainly because of exams so pity me

i may be online in the future but in the meantime

ciao and love you

unsinkablelove:

if you put your ear on the inner thigh of a complete stranger on the bus you can actually hear them say “what the fuck are you doing”

struckbylux:

“you got a problem with jesus?”

“oh I got no problem with the guy. I’m a total jew for jesus, he’s my number one heeb. what I don’t like seeing is people using j-money to cramp everybody else’s style. cus it seems to me that true spirituality, or whatever you wanna call it, is about enjoying the life that you’ve been given”

ladies and gentlemen, a resounding argument about religion that I actually agree with as expressed by noah “puck” puckerman”

I’m not going to link to The Sun because it’s a terrible newspaper.

fishingboatproceeds:

And also because they (wrongly) accused Liverpool supporters of stealing from the dead during the Hillsborough Disaster, and never apologized for it.

I’m also not going to post an “I Can Count to Potato” image in this post, because 1. I think it’s hurtful, and 2. I totally disagree with the idea that a meme can’t go away. Memes go away all the time. Remember All Your Base Are Belong to Us? I don’t. 

That said, I had no problem with Brad O’Farrell’s original post; he was making the point that when we are called to account for our hurtful actions on the Internet, we all suddenly feel embarrassed and regretful. (This meme had existed for three years, after all.) I think he caught a lot of flak for posting the image mostly because once the Internet realizes it has gone too far, it has a tendency to go too far in the other direction.

(See also, Kony.)

But make no mistake: The Sun is not running that story to end bullying. The Sun, as Kenyatta pointed out, is TMZ for old people. They’re running that story as link bait: They recognize that if they declare war on trolls, they’ll get attention (and therefore clicks and dollars), just as trolls realize that if they do something trollish, they’ll get attention.

We can keep chasing our tails. Or we can work together to improve the quality of discourse on the Internet. You might say that’s impossible, that we all must live with the lowest common denominator, but that has not been my experience on the Internet at all. My experience has been that this place is as useful and kind and generous and engaging as we make it.

gomezdrew:

I wonder how many tumblr famous people have looked at my blog, laughed then closed the tab

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kurtishunglikeamoose:

i’m just imagining blaine noticing that his cock keeps getting darker and darker and he spends hours at night on webmd trying to figure out if he has a rare penis disease and then kurt mentions the bronzer

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