marbleh0rnets:

Creating Value With Post-its: A Class Project

pokeballll:

the-niggi-engineer:

plupluru:

mylifewithfangs:

tyleroakley:

buzzfeed:

George Takei responds to “traditional” marriage fans. 

George Takei is flawfree.

It’s okay to be Takei! -♡

I have a big crush on this guy

GEORGE TAKEI IS AWESOME <3

he’s actually very attractive

kniteoftheoldcode:

fuckyeahcomicsbaby:

When the paranoia sets in

you mean my life

geromykyle:

you’re welcome

The Fanboys and Girls of the Sociopath

Responding to the general mentality in Onision’s fanbase.

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oyrishcreme:

sonicdoctors:

dead-end-generation:

So I got sent to the dean today for wearing this top. My study tech teacher said that I was “exploiting” myself and that it could be a distraction to the other students. I got up out of my seat and told her that I wasn’t going to listen to her dress codes. In a way, she was being misogynist and slut shaming and I think that’s wrong. I will continue to wear what I want and nobody can tell me not to. The fact that womens bodies are sexualized and objectified so much angers me and that’s the reason why this happened. I’m going to wear what I want, how I want, when I want and that’s it.

I was there, reblog the shit out of this guys

I’m a guy. I can’t wear a shirt like this either, even though I’m not going to be wearing a bra. it’s dress code. It’s not slut shaming. You can’t show your bra like that at most jobs. why should you at school? Yes sexism is wrong and all that, but you can’t get ‘angry at the patriarchy” because you can’t show your undergarments in public. I’m not going to wear jeans with a rip in the side  or the front that show off my flowery boxers, because that’s just not appropriate for school. Have some professionalism. You can wear whatever you like at home or with your friends or whatever, yes, but school prepares you for real life.

At work you can’t have this attitude of “I wear the fuck ever I want.” and expect to keep your job. School is the same way because it’s trying to teach you that lesson. That’s unrealistic; almost any job you get is going to have someone tell you what to wear or what to do because you work for them and you represent their company. If you don’t look the way they need you to look, that makes them look bad. A tattoo parlor probably isn’t going to hire someone who dresses like a nun and a top company isn’t going to hire someone who comes to work in a tank top that shows off her bra or a guy that shows off his ballsack. 

You can’t blame patriarchy for this, I’m sorry. You can’t blame sexism for this. If I wore booty shorts and you could almost see my balls through my semi transparent flowery goddamn boxers, I would get in the same amount of trouble as you, and it’s within good reason.

The fact that women’s bodies are sexualized…

Yeah, so are men’s.  Some parts of the body is indeed objectively sexual.  An undergarment that’s designed to hold your breasts being explicitly displayed is a tad sexual.  The breasts aren’t reproductive organs, but I think at this point a sexual attraction to breasts is no longer a praphilia and is generally accepted.  So yeah, still arguably sexual.

Let’s move on.  She was being a misogynist.  Sorry, princess, I’m pretty sure she wasn’t.  You’re so quick to scream “MISOGYNY” and “PATRIARCHY”.  That’s why people like you have so quickly made those words lose their meaning.  You know what makes someone a misogynist?  Hating women.  You know what doesn’t?  Having an indiscriminate dress code.  That’s where your victim complex falters.  Just because you’re a human being and you can do what you want with your own body, does not exempt you from our society built upon etiquette.  Whether you’re a man or a woman, exposing yourself too much, especially in the school or workplace, is considered indecent.  On the streets this can be argued all day, but in the school, like our friend above made very clear, you will lose the moment you start arguing. 

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