andinthemeantimeconsultabook:

The Best of Twitter dragging Pepsi™ and Kendall Jenner’s ignorant ass for that horrendous new ad they just released.

A man who pays for neither his health insurance nor his cell phone told poor people they have to choose only one of the two.

Just to remind everyone, Room For Ruby is on Friday at 7 3/10. Make sure to tell your friends and people interested in the show that its on this date since CN is not advertising the show.

thelightwithinthedark:

Support Steven Universe ❤

Laundromat lqqks

beary-delicious:

bigtea123:

highlyaffected:

marriedtogoddess:

chrono-mugen:

lord-maine:

Can I bring this back?.. T-Pain singing without Autotune

jay z should be banned for what happened to t-pain. he was the greatest

altogether more talented than kanye west tbqh

@bigtea123 u remember?

yes i do i still look thru my likes expecting that CLASSIC to still be there smgdh

@anoniplex

dexer-von-dexer:

enenkay:

weedstoner:

sexhaver:

afloweroutofstone:

Someone vandalized the Hollywood sign for New Year’s

good

I wanna know how they got past all the fences and shit like this is legit not easy to do

I really hope Hollyweed will set the tone for the rest of this year tbh

The best part about this is that it’s not even “vandalism” as in destruction of property, either. They just put up stickers to block off part of the O’s and then white sheets as bars for the E’s. And here’s what the stickers are:

A peace sign and a heart.

This is probably one of the best and most pure pranks I have ever seen.

The guy who did this is facing twice as much jail time as Brock Turner did for raping a woman.

notlostonanadventure:

Homer Simpson: Bisexual

An inexhaustive list of men Homer has kissed on the lips:

Karl

Grady

Moe

Ned

Mayor Quimby

Apu

Millhouse

lyjerria:

always check yourself for unnecessary negativity and bitterness

xicanapink:

thehauntedmansion2003:

I mean it is pretty funny when the director or w/e of la la land is like “we had to fight SO HARD! to get this movie made”

you pitched a musical about LA to an industry based largely in LA starring two of the most famous people in LA what part was hard exactly?

Teaching white people to dance

atypicalcherry:

madamebomb:

mszombi:

atypicalcherry:

atypicalcherry:

slitherupinhere:

beesbgone:

pinkcookiedimples:

atypicalcherry:

Yall know Bring It On was a metaphor about cultural approp…..nevermind

Nah say it Bring It On was a movie of how the white girls stole the Black girls shit

^^they stay jockin

Bring it on was about cheerleading, it could even be argued that it was about intellectual property theft or the fairness in competition. Shit, you could even say it was about the fact that schools in lower income communities are not able to provide for their students in ways that schools in other communities can; but the movie was not about cultural appropriation.

Its okay mama it went over a lot of our heads too.

Still my favorite post.

How could somebody watch this movie and NOT get that it was about cultural appropriation??? Like, it wasn’t even really subtext, it was just text??? I saw that movie before I’d ever even heard the term cultural appropriation and the message behind it was obvious to me.

The movie isn’t just about cultural appropriation, it’s also about how you should react to cultural appropriation. If someone tells you, “hey, this isn’t cool, man”, you don’t go “well fuck off I do what I want.” No, you listen, say sorry and you STOP DOING THE THING.

Once the Torros found out that Big Red had (completely unbeknownst to them) stolen all of their routines from the Clovers, they took steps to STOP it, and to make it right with the Clovers.

The Torros KNEW it wasn’t right, once it was pointed out to them. And they stopped doing the thing. That’s how people should react when they’re told they’re appropriating someone’s culture.

Dig

Big Red couldn’t come up with a good routine of her own. She stole the Clovers’ cheers and passed them off as her own to the Toros, who being sheltered white kids from the rich side of San Diego, didn’t realize the direct lifts from contemporary black culture . Which of course led to the parody in Not Another Teen Movie… “We ain’t white, we ain’t white, we definitely ain’t white!” The whole thing was explicitly about cultural appropriation.