Andrea, 28, from California.
I think the fact that two men on Queer Eye have started dating women who were already in their lives should clue men into the fact that there could be women in their lives that care for them deeply and even romantically, and would date them, if they knew that dating wouldn’t include being their fucking mother and teaching them the basics of taking care of themselves as a grown ass adult.
For a second I thought you meant two of the main guys and I got immensely confused
gordon ramsey: so what’s wrong with the restaurant?
a staff member about to drag out every single bad and/or questionable thing their boss has ever done:
a movie where it’s like a romantic comedy for this guy but it switches perspective halfway through and it shows how it’s a horror movie for the girl he keeps stalking
based on my real life experience at restaurant depot
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wow!
disabled women of color are capable and deserve to be recognized and respected
we’ve taught girls to romanticise nearly everything a boy does. when i was younger i thought it was cute that boys chased the girl even after she said no. i loved it when after a girl moved away from a kiss, the guy would pull her back and force it on. i thought a guy saying ‘i won’t take a no for an answer’ was passionate and romantic. we’re literally always teaching girls to romanticise abusive traits.
REAL FUCKING TALK
This is for all y’all who don’t understand how terrifying these suckers are.
OHMYGOD IT’S ATTACKING THE STATUE OF LIBERTY SOMEBODY DO SOMETHING
I know just the man for the job.
This is a good joke. This is such a solid, quality joke.
The initial image is a size comparison between the statue of liberty and a wind turbine. The wind turbine is over ninety feet (about 28 meters) taller.
A commenter pretended to misinterpret the image as one of a wind turbine attacking the statue of liberty. The next commenter answered with an image of Don Quixote, a literary character who once thought a windmill was a monster and announced his plans to fight it. They are joking that if a wind turbine attacked the statue of liberty, Don Quixote would be willing to fight the wind turbine.
Incidentally, that scene led to the English idiom “tilting at windmills,” meaning a person who has not only disproportionate reactions of anger, but disproportionate reactions of anger to nonexistent challenges.
So all those people who are fighting to preserve coal jobs and the fossil fuel economy are….
actually…
tilting at windmills.
I feel like this is one of the very few times where explaining the joke leads to another one that everyone can now understand and laugh at
This an amazing post
This is the Goose of Outrageous Self Assuredness. Take from her example, her ludicrous and excellent poise in the face of bullying, and be confident in your place, your course, your equal validity.
I’m always amazed by the amount of fucks geese refuse to give.
This is it, this is everything you need to know about geese in one video.
Big Dick Energy
…I’m not seeing anything wrong, per se.
this was great, but the part that’s killing me is Netflix’s follow-up
the most heinous anime villain of all time is the girl in kiki’s delivery service who rejects her grandmothers lovingly baked fish pie.
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The Humboldt Union, Kansas, May 14, 1881
Humboldt was late to the game:
The Cambria Freeman, Pennsylvania, April 15, 1881:
The Buffalo Commercial, New York, April 15, 1881:
Memphis Daily Appeal, Tennessee, April 22, 1881:
The North Alabamian,
Tuscumbia, Alabama, April 22, 1881:
The Topeka Weekly Times, Kansas, April 29, 1881:
The North-Eastern Daily Gazette, Middlesbrough, New Hampshire, May 12, 1881:
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