I guess that's it.
Messing up and looking up: SODOM AND GOMORRAH
I just read Genesis 19 today and I feel as though we have been missing the point of the Sodom and Gomorrah story for many years.
One of the most dangerous things we can do, as Christians, is to take the Bible at face value and to take the Bibles as those around us present it. That being said,…
Holy shit!
(Source: mahaldaddy, via b33tle-juice)
How cute.
My heart. My heart. My heart.
Oh god I can’t
(via cescaddict)
…literally just squeaked “AWW Peek’s little faaaaaaaaaaaaaace, eeeeeeeeeeeeeee!” :3
(Source: cescpiquebarca1)
FuckYeahGodsGirls: Revised, actual e-mail I sent to Lisa Khoury at The Spectrum.
Here is the link: http://www.ubspectrum.com/opinion/why-put-a-bumper-sticker-on-a-ferrari-1.2755789?MMode=true#.Tym2l8U7VXM
My e-mail:
Lisa Khoury,
I guess I’ll just start right from the first sentence…
“I get it. It’s the 21st century. You’re cool, you’re…
I love this so much it hurts me.
GOOD EVENING TUMBLR I AM JUST HERE TO INFORM YOU THAT THE ESSAY I THOUGHT WOULDN’T PASS GOT A FUCKING MERIT, THAT’S RIGHT, A MERIT, WHICH IS LIKE AN A WITH A LITTLE SPARKLER, YES I MISSED GETTING A DISTINCTION BUT ONLY BY 4 MARKS AND I HADN’T WRITTEN AN ESSAY IN 5 YEARS
SO FUCK YOU, LACK OF SELF BELIEF, FUCK YOU IN YOUR BUMHOLE WITH NO LUBRICATION, HAHAHAHA
EDIT: LOL I WROTE THE WRONG HERE THE FIRST TIME, TROLLOLOLOLOL
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Indiana Assemblyman withdraws urine-testing for welfare bill when colleague adds urine-testing for Assemblyman amendment
By Cory Doctorow at 10:21 am Tuesday, Jan 31
Rep. Jud McMillin, a Republican in the Indiana General Assembly, has withdrawn a bill requiring mandatory drug-testing for welfare recipients. The withdrawal was occasioned by an amendment introduced by Democratic Assemblyman Rep. Ryan Dvorak. The amendment would require mandatory drug testing for members of the Indiana General Assembly, as well.
“After [the amendment] passed, Rep. McMillin got pretty upset and pulled his bill,” Dvorak said. “If anything, I think it points out some of the hypocrisy. … If we’re going to impose standards on drug testing, then it should apply to everybody who receives government money.”
(via Indiana Assemblyman withdraws urine-testing for welfare bill when colleague adds urine-testing for Assemblyman amendment - Boing Boing)
This is amazing, I love this story. I also enjoy how I was all “who posted this piece of marvellous?” and then saw it was the lovely Keir Smith, who, if you enjoy having faith in human beings, you really should follow.
That was a mess of a sentence but yeah, follow him. Ace. And has a beard. What more reasons do you need?](http://30.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lyotkzB7E21qzv0obo1_400.jpg)
Indiana Assemblyman withdraws urine-testing for welfare bill when colleague adds urine-testing for Assemblyman amendment
By Cory Doctorow at 10:21 am Tuesday, Jan 31
Rep. Jud McMillin, a Republican in the Indiana General Assembly, has withdrawn a bill requiring mandatory drug-testing for welfare recipients. The withdrawal was occasioned by an amendment introduced by Democratic Assemblyman Rep. Ryan Dvorak. The amendment would require mandatory drug testing for members of the Indiana General Assembly, as well.
“After [the amendment] passed, Rep. McMillin got pretty upset and pulled his bill,” Dvorak said. “If anything, I think it points out some of the hypocrisy. … If we’re going to impose standards on drug testing, then it should apply to everybody who receives government money.”
This is amazing, I love this story. I also enjoy how I was all “who posted this piece of marvellous?” and then saw it was the lovely Keir Smith, who, if you enjoy having faith in human beings, you really should follow.
That was a mess of a sentence but yeah, follow him. Ace. And has a beard. What more reasons do you need?
The state of my room says more about my failing mental health than anything else in my life
but I suppose vigorously attacking it (in lieu of sleep) says something about wanting to improve
Hmm
