Isn’t that logical?
those were my nails this week
(first one is Coral Chic by Colorama and the other is Caipiroska Curaçao by Risqué, both are brazilian brands)
me scrolling down tumblr dot com
2012 tumblr dashboard
- nick cage, internet explorer, comic sans, and crocs
- WHAT IF TUMBLR WAS A SCHOOL?
- “this is the only sex gif i’ll ever reblog”
- posts written as an anNOYING CRESCENDO
- david karp unironically being called daddy
- peasant
tough guy: im gonna beat you up
me: jokes on you i have a lot of pent up sadness so if you beat me up im gonna cry really hard and itll be super embarassing for both of us
Hangovers are the body’s way of saying “Oh, by the way, that was poison.”
My boss told me it was our body grounding us because we’re too old for our parents to do it
Lessons filmmakers should take from Mad Max: Fury Road
1. Your oppressive post-apocalyptic world doesn’t have to be physically dark. It can actually be bright and colorful. The audience actually likes to be able to see what is going on.
2. Visual story telling is a lost art that needs to be found again. Seriously, this movie did not have a lot of dialog to begin with but you could have taken it all out and I would have still been able to follow the movie pretty well. Show us, don’t tell us.
3. Physical effects enhanced by CGI are the way to go. It will always have more weight than CGI on its own. Real people doing real stunts in real locations gives a substance that is missed when the same stunts are done in front of a green screen.
4. (and this one is REALLY important) You can have an action movie that centers around interesting female characters that aren’t being objectified and have their own agency and people will see it (and it will be AWESOME!). Also, your male character doesn’t always have to come charging to the rescue, he can even be the “damsel in distress” occasionally.
5. A flame throwing guitar is an excellent addition to any chase scene.
teachers assuming that nobody in their class is queer, trans, abused, physically/mentally ill or has any other kind of issues at all and voicing their bigoted opinions and teaching the entire class accordingly to that belief is pretty much the suckiest thing ever tbh and that needs to stop
“now none of us know what it’s like to feel that way”
I’m tired of people romanticizing overexertion. Exhausted is not the new chic, coffee (though a delicious necessity) is not a food group, and running on fumes is not admirable. Why do we hold pedestals for sleepless nights, breakdowns, and inner turmoil? Are those really things to aspire to? Self-care. Balance. The ability to know when your body, mind, and spirit need to take a step back. Those are things we should admire. We have to stop blurring the line between ‘commitment’ and self-endangerment because too many people are burning out before they have a chance to truly shine.
my opinion on the way we envision hard work and the way we should live life (via runningmandz)
so true…
(via helloheath-art)
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