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Note me of any general problematic stuff, nastiness, privilege exertion/overstepping boundaries and unsourced works.

18th May 2013

Photo reblogged from Something Else with 12,071 notes

Tagged: catsanimals

Source: niknak79

18th May 2013

Post reblogged from Too weird to live, but much too rare to die. with 40 notes

taggianto:

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Tagged: catsgifanimals

Source: taggianto

18th May 2013

Photo reblogged from IMLTHO with 497 notes

lizayzay:

elementary high school au

“I just have one question… What kind of name is Sherlock?”
inspired by (x)

lizayzay:

elementary high school au

“I just have one question… What kind of name is Sherlock?”

inspired by (x)

Tagged: ElementaryFics

Source: lizayzay

18th May 2013

Post reblogged from All Of This (Is Tearing Us Apart) with 900 notes

unbadger:

>the elementary fandom after the finale

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Tagged: gifsetElementaryelementasqueeeeyepBEES!!!

Source: unbadger

18th May 2013

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Tagged: AL posts fandomsepilepsy warningjust ... Elementarylate cause school stuffs

16th May 2013

Photoset reblogged from costume design community service with 1,339 notes

costumecommunityservice:

kulshedra:

ilbutto:

Final Fantasy XIV Jobs: White Mage, Warrior, Monk

Oh God I LOVE the Monk!

LOOK AT THE WHITE MAGE’S LITTLE DUCK SHAPED PURSE!

Akihiko Yoshida continues to kick costume design’s ass.

Tagged: Final FantasyFinal Fantasy XIVFFXIVconcept artakihiko yoshidagood god

Source: ilbutto

16th May 2013

Photoset reblogged from Trungles with 589 notes

costumecommunityservice:

More deliciousness from Akihiko Yoshida today, apparently!

Thanks to jackscarab for bringing these to my attention.

Tagged: Final FantasyFinal Fantasy XIVFFXIVakihiko yoshidaconcept art

Source: costumecommunityservice

14th May 2013

Photo reblogged from Yelling and Cats with 3,830 notes

yellingandcats:

shammyboldt:

:’>

this is like the 4th time i’ve reblogged this but ok

yellingandcats:

shammyboldt:

:’>

this is like the 4th time i’ve reblogged this but ok

Tagged: catsanimalsits so majestic

Source: msyellowcup

14th May 2013

Photoset reblogged from eir highness with 50,917 notes

onlylolgifs:

Popcorn Face Warming Cat

Tagged: gifsetcatsanimalsmy blog is 100% more cats

Source: onlylolgifs

13th May 2013

Photo reblogged from purplesheep with 8,564 notes

stfuconservatives:

hugewiener:

There was a party on May 3rd at the University of Southern California with the majority of attendees being African-American and Hispanic USC students. The party was registered with the school, and there was another party directly across the street being attended by mostly Caucasian/White students. Both parties had similar noise levels according to dozens of accounts from both sides (source).
Two cops arrived to the party with the minorities and told them to lower their noise level; the party’s host told the attendees to go inside the house and they resumed the party in there with lower volume. A few minutes later the cops came back and students began leaving, and the cops arrested the host. More and more cops began to arrive and soon a helicopter came. All of this was while the students were filing out and more and more cops entered the home; furthermore, the white party continued across the street and some officers even went there to tell them to stay inside and safe. A white student told reporters that “basically they didn’t stop our party at all. They had no problem with us.” (source).
As the minority students saw all the cops and attempted to leave, some were tased, and some were slammed to the ground and arrested. Many resisted on the grounds that they had no idea why they were being arrested seeing as they were leaving peacefully and were over the drinking age (the party required ID). Even more cops arrived (source)(video).
Later that night at about 4:30am, a resident at the house where the white party was thrown was awoken by thudding. He rose to see two LAPD officers trying to speak to his roommate. They ordered him to wake up everybody in the (co-ed) house and as they did so they stumbled into two female residents shirtless and asleep, and one of the officers simply stared. (source)
The reason that they were in that house was to gather statements about how LAPD acted correctly against the minority students but the students at the white party’s house gave factual statements that did not incriminate the minority students how the officers wanted. They have complained about their home being entered without a warrant in the middle of the night but have yet to hear back.
On Tuesday USC will have an open forum in regards to the racial profiling that happened (at the party and in the past) at the school but that is not enough; this has to be more than a local issue and should be made known nationally. USC has issues with racial profiling and it is time that it stops. Anyone can help by signing this petition and making it big. (Photograph source)

If living in LA had a bingo card, “LAPD harassing a Black or Hispanic person” would be the free space.

stfuconservatives:

hugewiener:

There was a party on May 3rd at the University of Southern California with the majority of attendees being African-American and Hispanic USC students. The party was registered with the school, and there was another party directly across the street being attended by mostly Caucasian/White students. Both parties had similar noise levels according to dozens of accounts from both sides (source).

Two cops arrived to the party with the minorities and told them to lower their noise level; the party’s host told the attendees to go inside the house and they resumed the party in there with lower volume. A few minutes later the cops came back and students began leaving, and the cops arrested the host. More and more cops began to arrive and soon a helicopter came. All of this was while the students were filing out and more and more cops entered the home; furthermore, the white party continued across the street and some officers even went there to tell them to stay inside and safe. A white student told reporters that “basically they didn’t stop our party at all. They had no problem with us.” (source).

As the minority students saw all the cops and attempted to leave, some were tased, and some were slammed to the ground and arrested. Many resisted on the grounds that they had no idea why they were being arrested seeing as they were leaving peacefully and were over the drinking age (the party required ID). Even more cops arrived (source)(video).

Later that night at about 4:30am, a resident at the house where the white party was thrown was awoken by thudding. He rose to see two LAPD officers trying to speak to his roommate. They ordered him to wake up everybody in the (co-ed) house and as they did so they stumbled into two female residents shirtless and asleep, and one of the officers simply stared. (source)

The reason that they were in that house was to gather statements about how LAPD acted correctly against the minority students but the students at the white party’s house gave factual statements that did not incriminate the minority students how the officers wanted. They have complained about their home being entered without a warrant in the middle of the night but have yet to hear back.

On Tuesday USC will have an open forum in regards to the racial profiling that happened (at the party and in the past) at the school but that is not enough; this has to be more than a local issue and should be made known nationally. USC has issues with racial profiling and it is time that it stops. Anyone can help by signing this petition and making it big. (Photograph source)

If living in LA had a bingo card, “LAPD harassing a Black or Hispanic person” would be the free space.

Tagged: racial profilingpolice brutalityracism

Source: hugewiener