Michael Scott, Lord of the Dance
Me too, Tyrion. Me too.
/I LOVE BRIENNE SHE’S MY FAVORITE ON GOT
The internet is so convenient
pirouette-off-the-fucking-handle:
omg i knew what the fuck should i make for dinner but this post is great times 100 omg
Holy fuck I never have to wonder for anything ever again.
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Reasons to love being alive: Chris Brown
Is this blog run by Rhianna?
Seriously, I hate that such a one-note singer has been given a second shot at a successful career, and he hasn’t learned anything. He still throws tantrums. He doesn’t realize that his critics aren’t “haters”, but are people genuinely shocked at his actions and lack of remorse. Miranda Lambert called the Grammys on their bullshit of letting him perform twice. Is the money Chris Brown makes worth more than the message he sends?
He isn’t sorry he hit Rhianna, he’s sorry he got caught. He may have a certificate that says he completed his court-ordered training, but he also has a broken window at a news studio to show he still has anger issues.
While Chris Brown did suffer public backlash from his actions, women are still his fans and say he could “beat them any day.” Abuse against women is treated as a symbol of affection, not an epidemic problem. Male aggression is so rooted in our society that to say it’s a problem is to go against notions of masculinity. We can’t ask men not to hit us, all we can do is try not to get hit. We have to be careful how we say “no,” how we ask for help, how we tell them what they need to do to pull their weight in the relationship. If we’re not careful, it’s our fault if we get hit.
That’s why people defend Chris Brown - it’s so normal for men to be aggressive in all aspects of life, but we can’t accept that sometimes, aggression is unacceptable. We can’t fathom that male aggression could possibly be inappropriate, so if a man hits a woman, the blame falls on the woman. Rhianna must have provoked him. She cheated on him. She gave him an STD. It’s all her fault that he had to go do community service. Men can usually ‘control’ their aggression, unless women provoke them (by wearing short skirts, asking them to take out the trash, not making sandwiches, etc.).
We’d rather defend the guilty men than admit that their victims are equals. We need to stop sweeping it under the rug, stop allowing abusers to continue to have “comebacks.” Because one day, their victims may not “comeback” to life.”
This means all abusers, not just Chris Brown. This means Michael Fassbender, Josh Brolin, Charlie Sheen, Roman Polanski, even Elin Nordengren (she hit Tiger’s car with a golf club, did she also hit him?). Chris Brown’s abuse scandal definitely got the most press attention and negative reactions. Many people are not aware of Fassbender’s abuse history. Press coverage should not be affect by race, but unfortunately, it is.
TL:DR - Unfollow
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#”Clint honey that’s way too big for her” ”she’ll grow into it eventually Tasha” oh oops what was that #oh no #oh I’m not actually sorry #oops
widowmaker:
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This was the audience when I went to see the Avengers in Korea. My friend and I (both Americans) were laughing hysterically at all the one-liners and nicknames Ironman gave people, but the Korean subtitles must not have matched, because NO ONE ELSE WAS LAUGHING.
People did laugh at the physical comedy (at Hulk smashing Loki, not at Tony Stark asking how Nick Fury saw the screens) and Thor’s “he’s adopted” line, but not much else.
It got to the point where people would turn around and stare at us whenever we laughed.
Joss Whedon got lost in translation.
And Ironman’s line “What’s your secret? Yoga? Pilates? Huge bag of weed?” had all drug references scrubbed in the translation.
Nickelodeon plays the same episode of Blue’s Clues five days a week. This helps preschoolers develop their narrative skills.
I used to turn on the TV in the summertime, flip channels, and say, “Oh Blue’s Clues. Oh, I’ve seen this one.”
Every. Day.
I never caught on.
It wasn’t until I read “The Tipping Point” by Malcolm Gladwell did I figure it out.
Loved the book. It didn’t explain what happened to the original Steve, though.
LOOK AT HER. I love her. The only thing missing is her accent. It’s perfect.
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