What They Forgot to Tell You

They forgot to tell us a lot.

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I really like my kitchen in the all white it is now. I mean, we still need to do the wainscoting half- and also a second layer of paint- but it really opens up the options on the wall.

First, it gives the room the appearance of more light than there actually is. Which is awesome because I can’t fit more lights in there.

If I can convince hubs, I think those sticky wall designs would look great in there…

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fuckyeahchubbyfashion:

Size US18
I saw someone say they wanted to see the front of this dress so I thought I’d submit it. I added on the wing looking piece of fabric in the front and shredded the skirting on it.
Dress- DEB Size 16
Brooch-Thrifted
Boots- Gabriel Brothers

That dress. So amazing. Want.

that’sreallybeautifulandiwantitinblue

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fuckyeahchubbyfashion:

Size US18

I saw someone say they wanted to see the front of this dress so I thought I’d submit it. I added on the wing looking piece of fabric in the front and shredded the skirting on it.

Dress- DEB Size 16

Brooch-Thrifted

Boots- Gabriel Brothers

That dress. So amazing. Want.

that’sreallybeautifulandiwantitinblue

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i’m creating a new word called “kittycrush” a kittycrush is when you like someone so much all you want to do with them is make strange noises and cuddle and spend half your life sleeping on their favorite possessions

YES 

ME

THANK YOU THIS IS A GOOD WORD

but this is me and everyone

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4 Ways the Face-Eater Zombie Craze Proves the Media's Broken

Over Memorial Day weekend, a Florida man (who was profoundly disturbed) stripped off all of his clothes, pounced on a sleeping homeless man and spent 18 minutes trying to eat his face completely off.

Then on Tuesday, May 29, Cracked.com, a (sort of) popular comedy website that publishes silly, informative list articles (garnished with dick jokes), had one of its best traffic days of all time.

I’m not just bringing up two random stories. These two seemingly disparate things are directly related, and I’m going to explain to you how


I know I did talk about zombies, but mostly because it’s like, my number two fear. The first being spiders taking over my house… make that spiders and SNAKES. Oh god.

But other than that it’s actually pretty intimidating to think that you could get assaulted WHERE EVER by someone on “bath salt” who would probably eat your face while naked.

I will never leave my house again.

I will also probably never go to Miami.

Filed under craked.com zombies lol fear humor drugs cannibal

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honestlycrazy:

UGH YOU GUYSSSSSSSS
IF ONLY I HAD MONEY
THEN I COULD DO THE PRE-SHOW THINGGGGGGGG
UGHHHHHH

OMG YOU’RE SEEING THEM TOO AWESOME.
We couldn’t afford the meet and greet either, but we’re just stupidly excited to go!

WAIT ARE YOU GOING TO THIS EXACT SHOW?
I would watch Nightwish from three football fields back with no glasses and my ears plugged if I had the chance. They’re just too good live.

Sadly no :( San Fransisco.
And agreed. The first time I saw them they were fabulous. And when I saw they’re touring with Kamelot, one of my other favorites, I almost died of joy. (Though, since I we don’t know who will be singing for Kamelot yet I’m a little nervous).

I’ve seen them twice in SF, and it’s always a joy. Nightwish fans tend to just be really awesome people who don’t mind a nervous little 13-year-old invading hahaha. I saw them for the first time in…seventh grade. That was a big deal for me.
And omigosh, the second time they had Sonata Arctica, which was just effing INCREDIBLE. And that time I actually got close to the stage, in front of Tuomas, and it was completely surreal. And wonderful. I might actually cry this time, actually…

I’ve only seen them once, but I’ve loved them for years. I was supposed to see them on my 21st birthday, but Anette got so sick she had to be flown back to Sweden. SONATA ARCTICA PLAYED AN ENTIRE SET FOR FREE. (Sonata and Nightwish are my equal obsessions). And then 6 months later we got an amazing make-up show and I finally saw Nightwish. Those two nights are still amongst the greatest I’ve ever lived. I

^^That was the BEST concert I have ever been to.

You were at that one?! Or are you saying the NW/SA tour in general?

bluuhhhbluhhh…um, crap what makes this worse is I can’t remember the venue, but I’m leaning towards a NY venue. I think it was JUST announced that Anette was really sick…I think… and then Sonata was like “WELP. LET’S ROCK OFF YOUR SOCKS… FOR FREE” and it was the best ever.

queen0fcups:

whattheyforgettotellyou:

queen0fcups:

honestlycrazy:

queen0fcups:

honestlycrazy:

queen0fcups:

honestlycrazy:

UGH YOU GUYSSSSSSSS

IF ONLY I HAD MONEY

THEN I COULD DO THE PRE-SHOW THINGGGGGGGG

UGHHHHHH

OMG YOU’RE SEEING THEM TOO AWESOME.

We couldn’t afford the meet and greet either, but we’re just stupidly excited to go!

WAIT ARE YOU GOING TO THIS EXACT SHOW?

I would watch Nightwish from three football fields back with no glasses and my ears plugged if I had the chance. They’re just too good live.

Sadly no :( San Fransisco.

And agreed. The first time I saw them they were fabulous. And when I saw they’re touring with Kamelot, one of my other favorites, I almost died of joy. (Though, since I we don’t know who will be singing for Kamelot yet I’m a little nervous).

I’ve seen them twice in SF, and it’s always a joy. Nightwish fans tend to just be really awesome people who don’t mind a nervous little 13-year-old invading hahaha. I saw them for the first time in…seventh grade. That was a big deal for me.

And omigosh, the second time they had Sonata Arctica, which was just effing INCREDIBLE. And that time I actually got close to the stage, in front of Tuomas, and it was completely surreal. And wonderful. I might actually cry this time, actually…

I’ve only seen them once, but I’ve loved them for years. I was supposed to see them on my 21st birthday, but Anette got so sick she had to be flown back to Sweden. SONATA ARCTICA PLAYED AN ENTIRE SET FOR FREE. (Sonata and Nightwish are my equal obsessions). And then 6 months later we got an amazing make-up show and I finally saw Nightwish. Those two nights are still amongst the greatest I’ve ever lived. I

^^That was the BEST concert I have ever been to.

You were at that one?! Or are you saying the NW/SA tour in general?

bluuhhhbluhhh…um, crap what makes this worse is I can’t remember the venue, but I’m leaning towards a NY venue. I think it was JUST announced that Anette was really sick…I think… and then Sonata was like “WELP. LET’S ROCK OFF YOUR SOCKS… FOR FREE” and it was the best ever.

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I was painting my kitchen today, so I’m making up for my absence with ridiculous reblogs.

>_>

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bossy damn menz shut up

This grrrl got da right idea. Fuck that douchebag. He is so hypocritical. How can a half naked man child telling all us dirty sluts to cover up? What is even more ridiculous is probably the fact that he is hiding that ‘confident’ face behind a piece of paper. STFU you slut shaming, body policing piece of shit!

GRRRRL <3 <3

:D also is it on purpose or just ironic that this guy covers up his face with the paper and is wearing no top??  You’d see your double standards more closely if you stopped posing for so many pictures while holding shame signs yo

^HA

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LBGTQ* Children’s (Picture) Books To Keep On Your Radar

  1. Oh The Things Mommies Do! What Can Be Better Than Having Two? written by Crystal Tompkins; illustrations by  Lindsey Evans   (follow their tumblr HERE)
  2. The Boy Who Cried Fabulous written by Leslea Newman; illustrated by Peter Ferguson
  3. My Mommy Is A Boy written by Jason Martinez; illustrated by Karen Winchester
  4. My Two Super Dads written by Bronny Falls and Munsta Vincent  
  5. Pugdog written by Andrea U’Ren (*book discussing gender)
  6. The Baby Kangaroo Treasure Hunt, A  gay parenting story written by Carmen Martinez Jover; illustrated by Rosemary Martinez 
  7. My Princess Boy written by Cheryl Kilodavis ; illustrations by Suzanne DeSimone (*book discussing gender)
  8. Arwen and Her Two Daddies written by Jarko De Witte van Leeuwen (Translated from Dutch)  
  9. Fairy Tales of the 21st Century written by Bill Carey (retelling of Sleeping Beauty and Cinderella)
  10. My Uncle’s Wedding written by Eric Ross; illustrations by Tracy K. Green 

I need to try and get some of these for work!

I had to laugh at “the boy who cried fabulous,” what a title.   Definitely want to check out the fairytales of the 21st century one!