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ilovecharts:

Seriously! Why the hell is everybody so obsessed with forensics?!

ilovecharts:

Seriously! Why the hell is everybody so obsessed with forensics?!

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lyndseydyan:

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It’s the “bloop” that gets me

lyndseydyan:

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It’s the “bloop” that gets me

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thedailywhat:

Grammar Nazi of the Day: And now you’re single.
[reddit.]

thedailywhat:

Grammar Nazi of the Day: And now you’re single.

[reddit.]

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Then a few things happened. Facebook. Farmville. The iPhone. Nintendo’s resurgence. Casual gaming. Free-to-play. It started to feel like Realtime Worlds was a massive dinosaur, building these massive things that nobody wanted,” he said.

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The Border House is Recruiting Writers!

I am the Lead Editor for a feminist video game/virtual world blog that deals with issues such as queerness, ableism, transphobia, sexism, and other feminist concepts in video games.  We’re looking for more writers!

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Our house is all ready for game night!  Notice the World of Warcraft board game! Zoom

Our house is all ready for game night!  Notice the World of Warcraft board game!

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We got Luke’s Clone Wars Adventures poster framed :)  Zoom

We got Luke’s Clone Wars Adventures poster framed :) 

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thedailywhat:

Art Project of the Day: Florian Jenett and Valentin Beinroth’s frozen handgun pops. 

Water, flavour (coke, black currant, licorice, cherry), food coloring, counter top freezer.

[t&t.]

I don’t like this at all.  Not imagery that I enjoy seeing…

thedailywhat:

Art Project of the Day: Florian Jenett and Valentin Beinroth’s frozen handgun pops

Water, flavour (coke, black currant, licorice, cherry), food coloring, counter top freezer.

[t&t.]

I don’t like this at all.  Not imagery that I enjoy seeing…

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danielextra:

Website Spotlight: Queer Secrets
This great graphic was originally posted at queersecrets, a tumblelog that is a clearinghouse of visually articulated queer secrets anonymously submitted by followers. It’s a fabulous project and one can spend hours reading one after the other.
[via:queerwatch]

danielextra:

Website Spotlight: Queer Secrets

This great graphic was originally posted at queersecrets, a tumblelog that is a clearinghouse of visually articulated queer secrets anonymously submitted by followers. It’s a fabulous project and one can spend hours reading one after the other.

[via:queerwatch]

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The way women treat each other

I’m not all hyper-sensitive about everything, but I’ve definitely noticed something.  I live with my best friend now, and I’ve noticed that she is constantly referring to women as bitches.  Whether it’s someone in another car while driving, someone on TV, someone in the hypothetical sense.  I’m fairly certain she doesn’t even realize she’s doing it, or doesn’t see it as a big deal.  And every time she does it, I’m aware of it.  I haven’t pointed it out to her, because I’m not exactly sure how I feel about it and don’t want to seem “judgey”.  Maybe I’ll show her this blog post. :)

The word “bitch” seems to be controversial.  Traditionally, the word is offensive to women, meaning “a spiteful, lude, or overbearing woman”.  The latest new-wave feminism seems to be in favor of reclaiming that word to be empowering.  Some disagree.  Either way, that’s sort of irrelevant in this situation because my friend doesn’t use the word in an empowering way.  She uses it in casual conversation to refer to women that are doing something she doesn’t like.

Now, something generic (and not related to my best friend necessarily) is simply how women treat each other.  I’ve been really trying to improve the way I judge other people for the things they do.  Women can be downright mean to each other, in a totally degrading way.  ”How can she wear that thing?” or “Look at her fat rolls, glad I don’t have that” or “Man, she is ugly.”  Admittedly, I’ve been guilty of this quite often in the past.  But hopefully I’m guilty of it less often…as I really am trying to get to the root of why women treat each other this way.  Is it jealousy?  Is it internalized sexism?

Should I just ignore it?

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Hell yes, we just bought this 55” LED Samsung TV! :)  Perfect housewarming present! Zoom

Hell yes, we just bought this 55” LED Samsung TV! :)  Perfect housewarming present!

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