1. Ugh, people and kids.

    gil-narmor:

    So I’m working at RadioShack, and this group of guys come in. They were day labourers, so they smelled foul enough that the stench of their BO/whatever hit me as they walked in. And these motherfuckers have two kids with them. First kid is gangly and kinda rodenty looking, other one looked like he was a bad case of juvenile diabetes and heart issues waiting to happen. Well Rat boy takes off like a fuckin rocket at the toys, screeching in spanish, with the fat one waddling after and panting the whole way. The “I wants” ensue, the two of them grabbing shit and running over to dad, who kept saying no. Que screaming and crying. Then Rat and Blob start chucking shit around, fucked up a display table that I had spent time making look nice. All the while, Dad and Friends are tracking a half ton of dirt and grass clippings around my store. They didn’t buy anything, didnt try to fix the mess their kids were making, and just left. I think I just spent an hour picking up the shit off the floor and fixing all the shit that got wrecked

    Fucking kids…fucking parents with sense of entitlement…seriously, how rude. HEY PARENTS! ONCE YOU HAVE KIDS, THE WORLD DOES CONTINUE! You and your maggots are not the only ones that matter—as much as you would like to think otherwise.

    Other people have to smell your kid’s shit.
    Other people have to hear them scream.
    Other people have to clean up their trash. 

    2. Reblogged from gil-narmor

    May 26, 2012

  2. artist-confessions: submitted by -b0rderline-psychotic A compliment is a compliment, no matter what language it’s in…even if it is “weebish”. They are still taking the time out to type that, despite it being one word (we know A LOT of people just brows without saying anything, even if they like it). I don’t care if you draw gore or whatever, people have different things that they think are cute…and if more than one person is calling your art cute kawaii, then there must be some classic-cute appeal in your art.  Please, kindly get over yourself c: *ETA* I just looked at your art…and I said out loud, “No shit people are going to call your artwork kawaii.”  The word “kawaii” has been adaptable as a style itself. It has it’s own definition of a certain way something looks compared to just regular “cute”. 

    artist-confessions:

    submitted by -b0rderline-psychotic

    A compliment is a compliment, no matter what language it’s in…even if it is “weebish”. They are still taking the time out to type that, despite it being one word (we know A LOT of people just brows without saying anything, even if they like it). I don’t care if you draw gore or whatever, people have different things that they think are cute…and if more than one person is calling your art cute kawaii, then there must be some classic-cute appeal in your art. 

    Please, kindly get over yourself c:

    *ETA*

    I just looked at your art…and I said out loud, “No shit people are going to call your artwork kawaii.” 

    The word “kawaii” has been adaptable as a style itself. It has it’s own definition of a certain way something looks compared to just regular “cute”. 

    3. Reblogged from artist-confessions

    May 22, 2012

  3. stfuparents:

    First Target got in big trouble (with one person) by creating an ad in which a carseat strap was demonstrated ENTIRELY wrong, and now this. I swear, I’ll be surprised if Target is even in business this time next year if they keep up this insanity. I mean, the carseat thing was a HUGE deal since advertising is seen by thousands of people, and thousands of people are idiots soo, Target = responsible for ensuring that babies get strapped into cars safely. Pretty important stuff. But not caring if kids freeze in the middle of winter? That’s taking things to a whole new level of public disregard.

    Sure, Target corporate probably thought it was doing the right thing by selling winter clothes from August-January, but did those executives ever once stop to think of the children? The freezing cold children who might need - or simply enjoy buying - winter clothes in February? Did they ever think that just because every other retail store in America sells winter clothes during the exact same six-month time frame, Target could be different? Apparently not. Apparently Target executives don’t have to worry about such things, because their kids have access to warehouses full of winter clothing all freaking year ‘round while Karl’s kids have to go bathing suit shopping or shop in the “sale” section in the middle of February. It’s disgusting, and I’m glad someone is finally calling Target out on their shameful shenanigans. I used to like their Method hand soap and affordable, boutique-like products, but you know what? Not anymore!!!

    PS: Nice one, Joe.

    (submitted by Anonymous)

    4. Reblogged from stfuparents

    Feb 7, 2012

  4. the-unpopular-opinions: Screaming, crying, spoiled, and rotten over everything = no thank YOOOOU. Wait, what?»psykedelicmess said: It always depends on how they’re raised sweetie. You were that spoiled, rotten child once. Remember? What if no one loved you? » ayooxtinee said: Think about it. You were once a child. You were probably like that when YOU were a child, you stupid fuck. I don’t get why why everyone jumps to a “bingo” when they are presented with a childfree person. My favorite is always, “YOU WERE A KID ONCE TOO!” So? I didn’t like kids then either when I was one. I’m not OP, but this could have been posted by me. I know it may come to a shock to most people, but there was a time when all kids weren’t spoiled and rotten. I was not spoiled. I had to WORK if I wanted money for something…I can remember since I was 5. I would have to chop and carry firewood, clean the house, and take care of the animals. Sure, my mom got me little things once in a while, but she taught me that if I wanted something, I would have to work for it! I was also instructed to use my inside voice even while outside. I was NEVER allowed to scream unless something was actually wrong (the boy who cried wolf), which is in contrast to today’s world with kids screaming 24/7 with screeches that sound like they are constantly being murdered when they are just “innocently playing”…you know, because everyone just looooves kids. Their howling voices could not possibly be irritating to anyone trying to get work done~~~ I was also forced to use manners all-the-time. You know what would happen if I didn’t say “please” or “thank you”? I would get a favorite toy taken away as punishment. And you know what? I am HAPPY my mom did this. I am GLAD she treated me the way she did when I was a kid. Because of that, I grew up to be a more mature, well-rounded, and open-minded person than most people my age. Also, don’t give me that crap about, “Well then you hate the parents, not kids! Kids are puuuuure and refreshing~~!” No. While I do have issues with parenting today, I also hate kids just as much as their parents. Kids are able to process basic-basic-BASIC concepts. When they pop out, they have a sense of entitlement. They feel they are hot shit and that they can do no wrong. They feel they are wonderful little things…and the parents and people around them don’t treat them otherwise.

    the-unpopular-opinions:

    Screaming, crying, spoiled, and rotten over everything = no thank YOOOOU.

    Wait, what?
    »psykedelicmess said: It always depends on how they’re raised sweetie. You were that spoiled, rotten child once. Remember? What if no one loved you?

    » ayooxtinee said: Think about it. You were once a child. You were probably like that when YOU were a child, you stupid fuck.

    I don’t get why why everyone jumps to a “bingo” when they are presented with a childfree person. My favorite is always, “YOU WERE A KID ONCE TOO!” So? I didn’t like kids then either when I was one.

    I’m not OP, but this could have been posted by me. I know it may come to a shock to most people, but there was a time when all kids weren’t spoiled and rotten.

    I was not spoiled. I had to WORK if I wanted money for something…I can remember since I was 5. I would have to chop and carry firewood, clean the house, and take care of the animals.

    Sure, my mom got me little things once in a while, but she taught me that if I wanted something, I would have to work for it!

    I was also instructed to use my inside voice even while outside. I was NEVER allowed to scream unless something was actually wrong (the boy who cried wolf), which is in contrast to today’s world with kids screaming 24/7 with screeches that sound like they are constantly being murdered when they are just “innocently playing”…you know, because everyone just looooves kids. Their howling voices could not possibly be irritating to anyone trying to get work done~~~

    I was also forced to use manners all-the-time. You know what would happen if I didn’t say “please” or “thank you”? I would get a favorite toy taken away as punishment. And you know what? I am HAPPY my mom did this. I am GLAD she treated me the way she did when I was a kid.

    Because of that, I grew up to be a more mature, well-rounded, and open-minded person than most people my age.

    Also, don’t give me that crap about, “Well then you hate the parents, not kids! Kids are puuuuure and refreshing~~!” No.

    While I do have issues with parenting today, I also hate kids just as much as their parents. Kids are able to process basic-basic-BASIC concepts. When they pop out, they have a sense of entitlement. They feel they are hot shit and that they can do no wrong. They feel they are wonderful little things…and the parents and people around them don’t treat them otherwise.

    5. Reblogged from the-unpopular-opinions-deactiva

    Jul 20, 2011

  5. kingseye: full-on-zombie: fyeahartstudentowl: via map Am I the only one who hates the “steal art supplies” art student owls? I mean…seriously. You’re a douche if you do this. Sometimes I would be working on animation until 2-3 in the morning at college, and I would forget something out of tiredness. Then, half way home I would remember and turn around to go back for it. Or, the next day it would still be there (thankfully). Did it ever occur to people that maybe the person would come back for what they forgot? Inb4 “LOLUTAKEITOOSERIOUSLY”…well, am I? These things are made from real-life things that people submit :\ Depends on the extent of the theft. I would never steal from a shop or a store, and I would never go into someones belongings to remove something for myself. But if someone leaves it behind, free game!  Also, there is an understanding on what you do and do-not steal. For example someone in your situation stayed superlate on an animation project, and zombie’d his way home, forgetting his external Hard Drive. When I got there in the morning(always obscenely early so I get a rockstar park ;D), I immediately removed it from the computer, tucked it into the tutors draw with a note, and texted him to know it was safe and where he could pick it up. 90% of the people who reblog this and agree with it are like me, we understand the above rule, and we only steal petty things. Pencils, maybe some ink pens, charcoal, etc. I personally scan for kneed-able erasers cause they’re fun and useful! We don’t condone heavy theft, if anything we condone kleptomania(picking up small things we probably won’t actually need, but at the time it’s there, so opportunity accepted). So, as the saying goes, calm yo titz! <3 I would have been careless to respond if it wasn’t for the condescending last sentence in this. I’m old fashioned when I think stealing-is-stealing, no matter what it is. Does the fact that you saved someone’s hard drive make you feel better about the stuff you stole from others? Even if they were maybe some ink pens? I find it somewhat ironic that people are bragging about stealing “petty” things in the reblogs, but yet there are also a lot of Art Student Owls about how poor art students are. When you get stuff stolen from you, no matter how small or “petty”, that is still money the person then has to stash out for a new one. I saw someone comment how they got a thing of Indian ink and adhesive. That’s a good $10 right there that I could have used to have a better meal than cup of noodles again. What do I know though…people have made it clear that I get riled up too easily because I actually blog my thoughts instead of reblogging pictures all the time, I am a white knight, and that my views are all sorts of crazy. If that’s how people want to see me, then okay…but as the saying goes, at least I can sleep at night <3

    kingseye:

    full-on-zombie:

    fyeahartstudentowl:

    via map

    Am I the only one who hates the “steal art supplies” art student owls? I mean…seriously. You’re a douche if you do this.

    Sometimes I would be working on animation until 2-3 in the morning at college, and I would forget something out of tiredness. Then, half way home I would remember and turn around to go back for it.

    Or, the next day it would still be there (thankfully). Did it ever occur to people that maybe the person would come back for what they forgot?

    Inb4 “LOLUTAKEITOOSERIOUSLY”…well, am I? These things are made from real-life things that people submit :\

    Depends on the extent of the theft. I would never steal from a shop or a store, and I would never go into someones belongings to remove something for myself. But if someone leaves it behind, free game! 

    Also, there is an understanding on what you do and do-not steal. For example someone in your situation stayed superlate on an animation project, and zombie’d his way home, forgetting his external Hard Drive. When I got there in the morning(always obscenely early so I get a rockstar park ;D), I immediately removed it from the computer, tucked it into the tutors draw with a note, and texted him to know it was safe and where he could pick it up.

    90% of the people who reblog this and agree with it are like me, we understand the above rule, and we only steal petty things. Pencils, maybe some ink pens, charcoal, etc. I personally scan for kneed-able erasers cause they’re fun and useful!

    We don’t condone heavy theft, if anything we condone kleptomania(picking up small things we probably won’t actually need, but at the time it’s there, so opportunity accepted). So, as the saying goes, calm yo titz! <3

    I would have been careless to respond if it wasn’t for the condescending last sentence in this.

    I’m old fashioned when I think stealing-is-stealing, no matter what it is. Does the fact that you saved someone’s hard drive make you feel better about the stuff you stole from others? Even if they were maybe some ink pens?

    I find it somewhat ironic that people are bragging about stealing “petty” things in the reblogs, but yet there are also a lot of Art Student Owls about how poor art students are.

    When you get stuff stolen from you, no matter how small or “petty”, that is still money the person then has to stash out for a new one. I saw someone comment how they got a thing of Indian ink and adhesive. That’s a good $10 right there that I could have used to have a better meal than cup of noodles again.

    What do I know though…people have made it clear that I get riled up too easily because I actually blog my thoughts instead of reblogging pictures all the time, I am a white knight, and that my views are all sorts of crazy.

    If that’s how people want to see me, then okay…but as the saying goes, at least I can sleep at night <3

    6. Reblogged from alyasis

    source: fyeahartstudentowl

    Jul 17, 2011

  6. fyeahartstudentowl: via map Am I the only one who hates the &#8220;steal art supplies&#8221; art student owls? I mean&#8230;seriously. You&#8217;re a douche if you do this. Sometimes I would be working on animation until 2-3 in the morning at college, and I would forget something out of tiredness. Then, half way home I would remember and turn around to go back for it. Or, the next day it would still be there (thankfully). Did it ever occur to people that maybe the person would come back for what they forgot? Inb4 &#8220;LOLUTAKEITOOSERIOUSLY&#8221;&#8230;well, am I? These things are made from real-life things that people submit :\

    fyeahartstudentowl:

    via map

    Am I the only one who hates the “steal art supplies” art student owls? I mean…seriously. You’re a douche if you do this.

    Sometimes I would be working on animation until 2-3 in the morning at college, and I would forget something out of tiredness. Then, half way home I would remember and turn around to go back for it.

    Or, the next day it would still be there (thankfully). Did it ever occur to people that maybe the person would come back for what they forgot?

    Inb4 “LOLUTAKEITOOSERIOUSLY”…well, am I? These things are made from real-life things that people submit :\

    7. Reblogged from fyeahartstudentowl

    Jul 17, 2011

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