don’t go see fifty shades even if ur going to see it to “laugh at it” or “make fun of it” or w/e tje fuck ur reason is for giving your money to that garbage, don’t fucking go and see it
People laughing at The Brady Bunch “memes” that are nothing but screenshots and videos=People laughing at The Brady Bunch non-ironically
This new “meme” is literally just laughing at a sitcom. That’s not a meme that’s just
Two white teens are on a “crime spree” with .45- and .38-caliber handguns, and NBC labels them “teen sweethearts.”
THE GUY IS 18 YEARS OF AGE AND THE GIRL IS FUCKING 13 YEARS OLD HOLY SHIT WHY DO NONE OF THESE ARTICLES PRESENT *THAT* UP FRONT??????????
i replayed portal and the thought “ah gintoki would look good in these shoes” crossed my mind and thus the floodgates were opened
oh yeah and that boat stealer too
+there’s a half life version…
cop: where were you last night?
shakira: at home sleeping
shakira’s hips: she was at the club where the murder took place
shakira: son of a
PLEASE BUY NEVER ALONE IT’S AN INDIE GAME IN WHICH YOU PLAY AS AN ALASKAN GIRL WITH HER ARCTIC FOX AND IT CONTAINS TRADITIONAL INDIGENOUS STORYTELLING
IT’S MADE BY THE FIRST INDIGENOUS-OWNED VIDEO GAME DEVELOPER AND PUBLISHER IN U.S. HISTORY
ALSO IT’S ON SALE FOR $10 FOR PS+ USERS WHICH IS BASICALLY ANYONE WHO OWNS A PS4
GO! GO! GO! GO! GO! GO! GO!
Dear SmartPhone users
Please stop sending “emojis”, or whatever they’re called to people. There are still people out there who don’t want a computer in their pocket and it’s fucking annoying to be constantly interpreting what these empty boxes could possibly mean. Remember this?:
:), ;), :-*, :(, :’(, >:(
From Nearly Roadkill by Caitlin Sullivan and Kate Bornstein, first published in 1996.
I had no idea how old ze/hir pronouns were, but clearly they’re at least 20 years old.
How many decades does something have to be around before people consider it valid?
In August 1920, the Sacramento Bee newspaper proposed its use.
All writers and most readers, in fact, have felt the need for some single pronoun which would take the place of the words “he or she.” The Bee accordingly coins the word “hir” to do this service…In these days of superabundant verbiage, such short-cuts to brevity and clearness can logically be taken, should be. Therefore, “hir.”
Source Steve Wiegand, Papers of Permanence: The First 150 Years of The McClatchy Company
The word has literally been around for almost 95 years. Even by conservative language standards, it’s pretty much a word. Even if it was just coined yesterday, I would still support hir as a word.
And when it comes to ze, it’s a pronoun that was basically derived from the german pronoun sie back in 1972.
ze (from Ger. sie), zim, zees, zeeself; per (from person), pers Steven Polgar of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, proposes the ze paradigm; John Clark offers per. Newsletter of the American Anthropological Association 13 (September): 17-1 [1]
So it’s been around for over forty years. As with the other pronoun, even if it was extremely new, I’d still defend it. Language is alive and breathing and evolves to serves communities and to deny these pronouns being “real” words means you’re a cissexist shit.
