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uno is a great card game it’s just filled with smiles and laughter and numbers and colors and everything is right in the world until someone skips you because then it gets real fuckin personal real fuckin fast

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[Image: red stenciled lettering on a white surface says “AMERICAN DOES NOT MEAN CHRISTIAN”]

feministhistorian:

unfriendlyatheist:

Nor does it mean white, cis-man, heterosexual

Erasure is just helping the oppressors

Can I get this put on a shirt for tomorrow when I see my uncle who told me the US was a Christian nation and founded by Christian ministers?

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[Image: black text on a white background says “you matter.”]

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[Image: yellow image with white text that says “REBLOG THIS IF YOU WANT A PET PIKACHU.” a Pikachu is sleeping in the middle of the image.]

Reblog if you are a pet Pikachu

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"When you see or experience something beautiful, your first reaction is to share it with someone."

— Professor Dunn. (via ofthetrees)

yesterdays-lunch:

The best part about hugs is when your bellies touch and you can tell. If it doesn’t occur, the hug is insufficient. Yep, I said it. B|

I feel like the hug doesn’t count unless you get your whole body involved.

Miss USA 2011 Interviews - Should evolution be taught in schools?

What? Separation of church and state? Scientific study and research vs. [at least one] religion’s (that is popular in the United States) opinions and thoughts based on certain readings/teachings (given that some of the people mentioned Christian or Catholic backgrounds). How can these people think these things? Just kidding, I can totally understand why these people would think some of the things they are saying. In the United States, a lot of people are really wrapped up in religion and we are under the impression that we are founded as a Christian nation, that everyone is Christian (and if you aren’t you should be shunned), and that is important to spread religious ideas, propoganda, and teachings through education, government (laws, politicians), and public areas. How conveniently a lot of people forget the separation of church and state we are supposed to have because religion is not important to some people and one person’s religion shouldn’t have influence over another person’s life (right? I thought America was a free country?).

Also, a response video (should math be ta

Miss USA 2011 Interviews - Should evolution be taught in schools?

What? Separation of church and state? Scientific study and research vs. [at least one] religion’s (that is popular in the United States) opinions and thoughts based on certain readings/teachings (given that some of the people mentioned Christian or Catholic backgrounds). How can these people think these things? Just kidding, I can totally understand why these people would think some of the things they are saying. In the United States, a lot of people are really wrapped up in religion and we are under the impression that we are founded as a Christian nation, that everyone is Christian (and if you aren’t you should be shunned), and that is important to spread religious ideas, propoganda, and teachings through education, government (laws, politicians), and public areas. How conveniently a lot of people forget the separation of church and state we are supposed to have because religion is not important to some people and one person’s religion shouldn’t have influence over another person’s life (right? I thought America was a free country?).

Also, a response video (should math be taught in schools?): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QBv2CFTSWU&feature=player_embedded#at=28