Hello.

leverage-ot3:

“I’ve already lost like six cool points since hanging out with you guys tonight”

eliot you lost the cool points when you learned klingon on a date dare

(via renew-leverage)

tockthewatchdog:

paxamericana:

We would rather nobody buy any Frito-Lay products, Fritos, Doritos, Tostitos, Funyuns, Cheetos, all those, while we’re on strike. We make all of those in Topeka, Kansas. We also would rather nobody buys PepsiCo products while we’re on the line. PepsiCo is the owner of Frito-Lay.

This is not a good job. At 7am, our warehouse is 100 degrees. We don’t have air conditioning. We have cooks in the kitchen on the fryers that are 130 or 140 degrees making chips and sweating like pigs. Meanwhile, the managers have A/C.

I make $20.50 [an hour] after 37 years here.

(via kalelraejepsen)

oswinstark:

ranmaiscool:

karen is so freaking funny and deranged

I feel like people forget that Karen got her start in comedy at like 18.

(via thesorcererandhisking)

empezardexerox:

Naomi Osaka and the butterfly situation

(via a-big-apple)

shesnake:

But I’m a Cheerleader (1999) dir. Jamie Babbit

(via the-great-spirit-of-hoole)

kyidyl:

I need you guys to see the newest amusing music trend on tiktok.

Source

(via astrobot3)

reasonandfaithinharmony:

SAG-AFTRA Foundation

Conversations with the cast of Schitt’s Creek (May 25, 2016)

Bonus:
Schitt’s Creek – Rooms by the Hour (3x05)

(via schittscreekgifs)

cowthropologist:

cowthropologist:

cowthropologist:

cowthropologist:

cowthropologist:

What good is the concept of justice when most people use the word as functionally synonymous with “vengeance”?

How do we divorce justice from punishment? What does that even look like?

I just wonder if maybe healing, safety, fairness, and compassion are more useful goals than justice.

There’s this pervasive idea of justice as inherently penal and vindictive. How do we dig ourselves out of this hole?

We gotta stop hurting each other.

(via the-great-spirit-of-hoole)