1. “I’m giving him one last chance”

    panzercat:

    cyphercat:

    mercurialmalcontent:

    vastderp:

    If you find yourself thinking this, the friendship/relationship/whatever is dead. What it really means is that they’ve got you thinking you have to let them hurt you just one last time so your escape will be a reaction instead of a decision. That’s no good. Don’t give Future You room to second-guess yourself later. Why? Because you will have second thoughts, and you do not want to find yourself blaming the heat of the moment, downplaying your feelings like they’re not valid because you were under pressure.

    Run for the hills the very minute you catch yourself assigning a number value to the humiliations you intend to tolerate before it’s OK to escape.

    You wouldn’t need to draw that line in the sand if you didn’t already know the other person is going to cross it.

    I can’t second this loudly enough. THIS. Thisthisthis. IT IS OKAY to turn around and leave without a ‘good reason’, wanting to leave is enough, and if you’re to the point you’re thinking about last chances? It’s MORE than enough. Especially because way too often one last chance can turn into another, and another, and another, until you’re asking them to give *you* another chance for daring to breathe or exist in a way they don’t 100% approve of.

    I don’t reblog a lot of serious shit, but. This is something I really wish I’d understood ten years ago. If you’re making deals with yourself over how much mistreatment, or what kind of mistreatment, you’re willing to forgive, it’s time to bail and reset that standard to “none.”

    so much this. whenever you reach this decision line, it’s never a hard one. you’ll always find a reason to go, “oh, but right now I’m just upset,” or “maybe I should sleep on it.” the minute you catch yourself saying “if he does it again, I’m gone” or (possibly worse and what I’ve done) “well, I said [that behavior] wasn’t okay before, but at least it’s not [some other hypothetical which invariably will come to pass]” it’s time to run 

    Once again tumblr teaches/helps me more than any fucking professional therapist I’ve ever had.

    2. Reblogged from izfan1

    source: vastderp

    Jun 16, 2013

  2. bombinomicon:

    its called the xbox one bc thats how many people are going to buy it

    3. Reblogged from lugubriousartist

    source: bombinomicon

    Jun 13, 2013

  3. heta-vision:

    When you see your OTP and you just

    image

    4. Reblogged from vivalaveneziano

    source: heta-vision

    Jun 7, 2013

  4. Worst feelings in the world

    sheenathehyena:

    datekougyous:

    • Failing a test you studied really hard for
    • Getting replaced in a friendship
    • Getting ignored 
    • Having something that you’re looking forward to, get cancelled
    • Having to fight back tears in front of people
    • Finding out that the person you like, likes someone else
    • Goodbyes
    • Showing your parents something you’re proud of only to get a disinterested reply

    That last one always breaks my heart.

    ● Pulling the box of Pizza Rolls out of the freezer, only to find that there are only 2 left.

    5. Reblogged from zahhaked

    source: infatua-ti0n

    Jun 5, 2013

  5. ghostbuttastic:

    do you ever realize you ship something and then simultaneously realize that you ship it really hard and then you just sit there and physically ache from how perfect they are and you just have to wonder where exactly it was that your life went so downhill

    6. Reblogged from sopleasant

    source: buttastic

    Jun 4, 2013

  6. wildunicornherd: thinksquad: Here is a Science fair project presented by a girl in a secondary school in Sussex . In it she took filtered water and divided it into two parts. The first part she heated to boiling in a pan on the stove, and the second part she heated to boiling in a microwave. Then after cooling she used the water to water two identical plants to see if there would be any difference in the growth between the normal boiled water and the water boiled in a microwave. She was thinking that the structure or energy of the water may be compromised by microwave. As it turned out, even she was amazed at the difference, after the experiment which was repeated by her class mates a number of times and had the same result. It has been known for some years that the problem with microwaved anything is not the radiation people used to worry about, it’s how it corrupts the DNA in the food so the body can not recognize it. Microwaves don’t work different ways on different substances. Whatever you put into the microwave suffers the same destructive process. Microwaves agitate the molecules to move faster and faster. This movement causes friction which denatures the original make-up of the substance. It results in destroyed vitamins, minerals, proteins and generates the new stuff called radiolytic compounds, things that are not found in nature. So the body wraps it in fat cells to protect itself from the dead food or it eliminates it fast. Think of all the Mothers heating up milk in these ‘Safe’ appliances. What about the nurse in Canada that warmed up blood for a transfusion patient and accidentally killed him when the blood went in dead. But the makers say it’s safe. But proof is in the pictures of living plants dying! NO, YOU PIG-IGNORANT ASSWIPES. SOME KID’S CLASS PROJECT IS NOT REAL SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. YOU’VE HEARD OF “DOUBLE BLIND”, RIGHT? CALL ME WHEN IT’S PUBLISHED IN NATURE. the structure or energy of the water what the fuck does that even mean you realize that a water molecule is made up of three fucking atoms and if you rearrange it it isn’t water anymore and you would fucking notice the problem with microwaved anything is not the radiation people used to worry about Here is a handy diagram I drew of all the different types of radiation: Microwaves != nuclear reactors, so calm your tits. it’s how it corrupts the DNA in the food so the body can not recognize it …do you understand what DNA is and how eating works? DNA is a jumble of protein nucleic acid in the middle of each cell and it tells the cells in that particular organism how to make more cells. Your body does not care about whether your food has any DNA in it or not. The chemicals it cares about are things like vitamins and sugars, as well as inorganic shit like salt. (You can denature DNA by heating it or using chemicals like urea. It is like what happens when you fry an egg, which is basically a big glob of protein—the strands break apart and it looks like tiny white strings. Very cool.) Microwaves agitate the molecules to move faster and faster. I…just…that is the fucking definition of heat, whether you’re heating something over a flame or in a microwave or using the Sun. The difference is that microwaves mostly affect the water molecules in your food and they don’t need to use as much heat. Water boils at 100°C, which is just about as hot as water can get before it just turns into steam; but that’s like the lowest setting on your oven. Oven- or stove-cooked food tastes different partly because it uses higher temperatures and partly because heat is transferred in a different way. This movement causes friction That’s not what friction is. It results in destroyed vitamins, minerals, proteins and generates the new stuff called radiolytic compounds, things that are not found in nature. Let’s take these one at a time. Vitamins are classified as water-soluble or fat-soluble. So cooking things in water will dissolve the water-soluble vitamins (C and all the B’s). Just plain heat doesn’t do that, so microwaving veggies—which keeps the water in—is actually a healthier option. Proteins: Breaking the chemical bonds in proteins (denaturing) is a part of any cooking. However, denatured protein is still nutritious—that’s why you can meet your protein intake with foods like fried eggs and baked chicken. Minerals are just chemical elements, like off the periodic table—sodium, iron, potassium. (Vitamins and proteins are very complex combinations of elements.) Which brings me to the “radiolytic compound” bullshit. When you talk about breaking apart, say, iron—you’re talking about breaking down the iron atoms themselves. Which is a whole lot different than breaking the bonds between atoms. It takes hella radiation. You need shit like gamma rays—the OOOH SCARY NUCULAR radiation—which we’ve already established do not come from your microwave. things that are not found in nature What the shit does that even mean? You all know radioactive elements occur in nature, right? In rocks and also in living cells. That’s right, you have this radioactive kind of carbon INSIDE YOU. You get it by eating those delicious plants. We can tell how long ago something died by how much of it is left. Tons of shit that occurs naturally is horribly bad for you. And tons of shit that never existed until we cooked it up is great for you—like the chemical compounds in a lot of medications. PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE THIS SHIT ARE WHY CHILDHOOD DISEASES THAT CAUSED SERIOUS ILLNESSES AND/OR DEATH THAT WE NEARLY ERADICATED WITH VACCINES ARE NOW COMING BACK AND WHY CONSPIRACY THEORIST TWATS ARE ASKING CITY COUNCIL NOT TO FLUORIDATE THE WATER AND WHY GLOBAL WARMING WILL WRECK OUR FUCKING PLANET. LERN 2 SCIENCE. Think before you reblog. And microwave your veggies.

    wildunicornherd:

    thinksquad:

    Here is a Science fair project presented by a girl in a secondary school in Sussex . In it she took filtered water and divided it into two parts. The first part she heated to boiling in a pan on the stove, and the second part she heated to boiling in a microwave. Then after cooling she used the water to water two identical plants to see if there would be any difference in the growth between the normal boiled water and the water boiled in a microwave. She was thinking that the structure or energy of the water may be compromised by microwave. As it turned out, even she was amazed at the difference, after the experiment which was repeated by her class mates a number of times and had the same result.

    It has been known for some years that the problem with microwaved anything is not the radiation people used to worry about, it’s how it corrupts the DNA in the food so the body can not recognize it.

    Microwaves don’t work different ways on different substances. Whatever you put into the microwave suffers the same destructive process. Microwaves agitate the molecules to move faster and faster. This movement causes friction which denatures the original make-up of the substance. It results in destroyed vitamins, minerals, proteins and generates the new stuff called radiolytic compounds, things that are not found in nature.

    So the body wraps it in fat cells to protect itself from the dead food or it eliminates it fast. Think of all the Mothers heating up milk in these ‘Safe’ appliances. What about the nurse in Canada that warmed up blood for a transfusion patient and accidentally killed him when the blood went in dead. But the makers say it’s safe. But proof is in the pictures of living plants dying!

    NO, YOU PIG-IGNORANT ASSWIPES.

    SOME KID’S CLASS PROJECT IS NOT REAL SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH. YOU’VE HEARD OF “DOUBLE BLIND”, RIGHT? CALL ME WHEN IT’S PUBLISHED IN NATURE.

    the structure or energy of the water

    what the fuck does that even mean you realize that a water molecule is made up of three fucking atoms and if you rearrange it it isn’t water anymore and you would fucking notice

    the problem with microwaved anything is not the radiation people used to worry about

    Here is a handy diagram I drew of all the different types of radiation:

    The Electromagnetic Spectrum Cheat Sheet

    Microwaves != nuclear reactors, so calm your tits.

    it’s how it corrupts the DNA in the food so the body can not recognize it

    …do you understand what DNA is and how eating works? DNA is a jumble of protein nucleic acid in the middle of each cell and it tells the cells in that particular organism how to make more cells. Your body does not care about whether your food has any DNA in it or not. The chemicals it cares about are things like vitamins and sugars, as well as inorganic shit like salt.

    (You can denature DNA by heating it or using chemicals like urea. It is like what happens when you fry an egg, which is basically a big glob of protein—the strands break apart and it looks like tiny white strings. Very cool.)

    Microwaves agitate the molecules to move faster and faster.

    I…just…that is the fucking definition of heat, whether you’re heating something over a flame or in a microwave or using the Sun. The difference is that microwaves mostly affect the water molecules in your food and they don’t need to use as much heat. Water boils at 100°C, which is just about as hot as water can get before it just turns into steam; but that’s like the lowest setting on your oven. Oven- or stove-cooked food tastes different partly because it uses higher temperatures and partly because heat is transferred in a different way.

    This movement causes friction

    That’s not what friction is.

    It results in destroyed vitamins, minerals, proteins and generates the new stuff called radiolytic compounds, things that are not found in nature.

    Let’s take these one at a time.

    • Vitamins are classified as water-soluble or fat-soluble. So cooking things in water will dissolve the water-soluble vitamins (C and all the B’s). Just plain heat doesn’t do that, so microwaving veggies—which keeps the water in—is actually a healthier option.
    • Proteins: Breaking the chemical bonds in proteins (denaturing) is a part of any cooking. However, denatured protein is still nutritious—that’s why you can meet your protein intake with foods like fried eggs and baked chicken.
    • Minerals are just chemical elements, like off the periodic table—sodium, iron, potassium. (Vitamins and proteins are very complex combinations of elements.)

    Which brings me to the “radiolytic compound” bullshit. When you talk about breaking apart, say, iron—you’re talking about breaking down the iron atoms themselves. Which is a whole lot different than breaking the bonds between atoms. It takes hella radiation. You need shit like gamma rays—the OOOH SCARY NUCULAR radiation—which we’ve already established do not come from your microwave.

    things that are not found in nature

    What the shit does that even mean? You all know radioactive elements occur in nature, right? In rocks and also in living cells. That’s right, you have this radioactive kind of carbon INSIDE YOU. You get it by eating those delicious plants. We can tell how long ago something died by how much of it is left.

    Tons of shit that occurs naturally is horribly bad for you. And tons of shit that never existed until we cooked it up is great for you—like the chemical compounds in a lot of medications.

    PEOPLE WHO BELIEVE THIS SHIT ARE WHY CHILDHOOD DISEASES THAT CAUSED SERIOUS ILLNESSES AND/OR DEATH THAT WE NEARLY ERADICATED WITH VACCINES ARE NOW COMING BACK AND WHY CONSPIRACY THEORIST TWATS ARE ASKING CITY COUNCIL NOT TO FLUORIDATE THE WATER AND WHY GLOBAL WARMING WILL WRECK OUR FUCKING PLANET.

    LERN 2 SCIENCE. Think before you reblog. And microwave your veggies.

    7. Reblogged from happy-mask-saleszach

    source: thinksquad

    Jun 4, 2013

    8. Reblogged from survivingasthestrinks

    source: flust

    Jun 4, 2013

  8. ethicalbutchering:

    ohfreckle:

    ladysmaragdina:

    derpalicious:

    moon-cunt:

    pizzabuttsss:

    catchyoneliner:

    syllablesongs:

    abolished-your-mythology:

    Hurt myself laughing

    oh my god

    My therapist showed me this video

    holy shit.

    OH MY FUCKING GOD

    The funniest video I’ve ever seen in my life

    I can’t remember the last time I laughed this hard holy shit

    My cat would sign this. 

    LIKE SISYPHUS I AM BOUND TO HELL

    9. Reblogged from katzmatt

    source: abolished-your-mythology

    Jun 4, 2013

  9. wishtoconfess: Well. This is…a submission.

    wishtoconfess:

    Well. This is…a submission.

    10. Reblogged from wishtoconfess

    May 31, 2013

    11. Reblogged from lindsay-the-hoofbeast-freak

    source: wormmedicine

    May 31, 2013

  11. joleredon:

    myghela:

    The book:

    image

    The movie:

    image

    The Fan fictions
    image

    12. Reblogged from tyriankarkat

    source: myghela

    May 29, 2013

  12. aishaneko:

    onitime:

    bookwormkitty:

    I guess I finished it

    i just spilled my drink…

    sCREAMS

    13. Reblogged from jadecake

    source: thereisn0placelikeh0me

    May 29, 2013

    14. Reblogged from tyriankarkat

    source: alvarezrafa.com

    May 18, 2013

  14. zahhaked: fryingtoilet: mimsykins: villainoustyrrany: bbbreakfast: arctg: tessamack: chebits: bambicandi: Pricelists Industry vs Fandom. Finally made. If anyone would care to donate a coloured comic page for the comic industry standard list I’m willing to accept one and will give credit c8 I would’ve made one if I had an example but I don’t -A- But yes that’s off my chest. Of course this is based off my own browsing over price lists and how I work unfortunately my commissioner homie went idle so I can’t confirm the most vs the least one can spend. I’ve only found one artist thus far that charges nearly as close to industry standard. Even then it’s under the standard. As far a I’m concerned anyone under the standard shouldn’t have complaints about expensive art. Fandom average is hardly one you can live by. Would you like to get paid $30 for 3-7 days worth of work? Yeah hey, everyone look at this. This is what EVERY artist should be able to charge, even if just the lower rungs. Gosh ahahah ok, this actually made me remember one moment that happened on a local Con this summer, we were doing commissions there, and we were drawing A5 format chibies for 5LT(2$) they were lined, colored and looking all nice and this girl comes to us asking about prices and we tell her that chibi drawing is 2$ and she said: wow that`s too expensive and walked away. ahahahah if only she saw this post :”D mandatory reblog seriously though. I sell my stuff for so cheap when I could get away with much more. Mostly because my friends are either highschoolers or college students and I can understand not having access to or having the money in general, but I’ve sold a print of an unfinished piece for $175 before to an artist/art collector friend, so I know my stuff is worth or close to being worth industry standard prices. Its hard to see people whine at me that $10 is too expensive for a fully shaded single body when i should be selling them for more 8( But I know a lot of other people enjoy the prices because they can actually buy stuff at that price, so it’s worth it for them more than anything. Pay attention. PLEASE spread this message guys….  To the anon who told me I was overpricing my commissions: THIS.

    zahhaked:

    fryingtoilet:

    mimsykins:

    villainoustyrrany:

    bbbreakfast:

    arctg:

    tessamack:

    chebits:

    bambicandi:

    Pricelists Industry vs Fandom.

    Finally made.

    If anyone would care to donate a coloured comic page for the comic industry standard list I’m willing to accept one and will give credit c8 I would’ve made one if I had an example but I don’t -A-

    But yes that’s off my chest.

    Of course this is based off my own browsing over price lists and how I work unfortunately my commissioner homie went idle so I can’t confirm the most vs the least one can spend.

    I’ve only found one artist thus far that charges nearly as close to industry standard. Even then it’s under the standard. As far a I’m concerned anyone under the standard shouldn’t have complaints about expensive art. Fandom average is hardly one you can live by.

    Would you like to get paid $30 for 3-7 days worth of work?

    Yeah hey, everyone look at this. This is what EVERY artist should be able to charge, even if just the lower rungs.

    Gosh

    ahahah ok, this actually made me remember one moment that happened on a local Con this summer, we were doing commissions there, and we were drawing A5 format chibies for 5LT(2$) they were lined, colored and looking all nice and this girl comes to us asking about prices and we tell her that chibi drawing is 2$ and she said: wow that`s too expensive and walked away.

    ahahahah if only she saw this post :”D

    mandatory reblog

    seriously though. I sell my stuff for so cheap when I could get away with much more. Mostly because my friends are either highschoolers or college students and I can understand not having access to or having the money in general, but I’ve sold a print of an unfinished piece for $175 before to an artist/art collector friend, so I know my stuff is worth or close to being worth industry standard prices.

    Its hard to see people whine at me that $10 is too expensive for a fully shaded single body when i should be selling them for more 8( But I know a lot of other people enjoy the prices because they can actually buy stuff at that price, so it’s worth it for them more than anything.

    Pay attention.

    PLEASE spread this message guys…. 

    To the anon who told me I was overpricing my commissions: THIS.

    15. Reblogged from timetravelingphonebox

    source: bambicandi

    May 13, 2013

  15.

    tesskun:

    dr-vblschrf:

    image

    OH MY @#!*% GOD

    16. Reblogged from twerkaeustestified

    source: dr-vblschrf

    May 13, 2013

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