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Ass, Ass Eating, and Fall: Grace
@graceL721
INNOCENT MOTHER!!IIII!
.0000 vzw Wi-Fi
9:45 PM
@ 65%@1 0+
K127
Mom
Be careful when you leave in
the morning it's ass eating
season!!!
Mom what do you think "ass
eating season" means
There's frost on the deck!
Slippery!!!! You'll fall and eat
ass
Who told you that? Who are
you hanging out with?
This is amazing 😂😂
![Ass, Ass Eating, and Fall: Grace
@graceL721
INNOCENT MOTHER!!IIII!
.0000 vzw Wi-Fi
9:45 PM
@ 65%@1 0+
K127
Mom
Be careful when you leave in
the morning it's ass eating
season!!!
Mom what do you think "ass
eating season" means
There's frost on the deck!
Slippery!!!! You'll fall and eat
ass
Who told you that? Who are
you hanging out with?
This is amazing 😂😂]()
This is amazing 😂😂
Logic, True, and Control: "You will continue to suffer if you have an
emotional reaction to everything that is
said to you. True power is sitting back and
observing everything with logic. If words
control you that means everyone else
can control you. Breathe and allow
things to pass."
- Bruce Lee
Word up 👌
![Logic, True, and Control: "You will continue to suffer if you have an
emotional reaction to everything that is
said to you. True power is sitting back and
observing everything with logic. If words
control you that means everyone else
can control you. Breathe and allow
things to pass."
- Bruce Lee
Word up 👌]()
Word up 👌
Drunk, Fucking, and Memes: If replacing an old dirty dish sponge with a
brand new one puts you in a fucking great
mood, that means you're over 30
Wait, am I washed up because I’m worried that he’s ruining that cast iron pan with that sponge and the soap?? I NEED TO GO GET BLACKOUT DRUNK IMMEDIATELY AND RECLAIM MY FUCKING YOUTH.
![Drunk, Fucking, and Memes: If replacing an old dirty dish sponge with a
brand new one puts you in a fucking great
mood, that means you're over 30
Wait, am I washed up because I’m worried that he’s ruining that cast iron pan with that sponge and the soap?? I NEED TO GO GET BLACKOUT DRUNK IMMEDIATELY AND RECLAIM MY FUCKING YOUTH.]()
Wait, am I washed up because I’m worried that he’s ruining that cast iron pan with that sponge and the soap?? I NEED TO GO GET BLACKOUT DRUN...
Gucci, Memes, and Saw: paola
@paolalien
stuff i saw when i was in china
4: TZ-030
GUCCI GUCCI
3
GUCCI GUCCI
8/15/18, 8:11 AM
10.4K Retweets 36.9K Likes
sexaulity:
pauljpeg:
uglyemo:
i need both of these now
It just means you have to pronounce them in a British accent
peppa pig is actually an icon of rebellion in china fun fact, being associated with “counterculture memes and “society people” – a slang term for lowlifes and gangsters.“ (x)
it’s trendy to wear peppa, it’s edgy
![Gucci, Memes, and Saw: paola
@paolalien
stuff i saw when i was in china
4: TZ-030
GUCCI GUCCI
3
GUCCI GUCCI
8/15/18, 8:11 AM
10.4K Retweets 36.9K Likes
sexaulity:
pauljpeg:
uglyemo:
i need both of these now
It just means you have to pronounce them in a British accent
peppa pig is actually an icon of rebellion in china fun fact, being associated with “counterculture memes and “society people” – a slang term for lowlifes and gangsters.“ (x)
it’s trendy to wear peppa, it’s edgy]()
sexaulity: pauljpeg: uglyemo: i need both of these now It just means you have to pronounce them in a British accent peppa pig is actually...
Dank, Girls, and The Game: #IamBrettKavanaugh
Let me explain. A few nights back, at bedtime, as we were ushering the girls upstairs, I leaned in to give my two-year-old daughter a snuggle. She pulled away. We do this sometimes; it’s our little game. So, playing my part, I feigned an indignant, overly-dramatic offense, which made her giggle. We were playing, of course, so naturally I leaned in again for my second attempt. Same pull-away. Same feigned offense. Same giggle.
On the third round, she began to lose interest in the game, and instead reached for her binky. I, being in possession of said binky, having just rinsed it off, held it up, just out of reach.
A bargaining chip.
It only took a split second. My wife and I exchanged an identical look of instant recognition. In that moment, I knew. I actually felt it, deeply and personally. I have always empathized, or at least tried to, but now I understood.
And it sickened me. And scared me.
Because how can you be part of the solution when you don’t even realize you’re still part of the problem?
Because the sense of entitlement is ingrained to the point of instinct.
Because we judge ourselves based on our intentions but judge others based on their actions.
And because the underlying danger isn’t reserved only for the risk of an overt assault, but in the fact that one’s intentions and actions can be completely incongruous without even realizing it.
Were my intentions in the little scene I described anything but those of a loving father? Of course not.
Did my actions equate in their severity to those of someone who forces himself on women? No.
Will it be easy for some reading this post to view it as overreaction or dismiss it as liberal brainwashing? Highly likely.
But the simple fact here is that even at the age of two, my little girl is learning what it means to be female.
She’s learning that her affection has value and that withholding it can have consequences.
That her consent, if not offered outright, will likely be subjected to coercion.
That there is a path of least resistance.
In recent days, I, like many, have struggled to reconcile the moment we are in, and to see a path forward. I’ve been enraged. Outraged. Incredulous. Helpless. Depressed. Angry.
But now I am resolute.
The change we need won’t *begin* with elected officials or judicial appointments. It will begin with each and every one of us taking a good hard look in the mirror; in our own individual ability to acknowledge our flaws and to be mindful of them in the behavior we model moving forward.
It begins by raising our sons to own their actions with humility.
It begins by raising our daughters to own their power without apology.
It begins by no longer tolerating a look-the-other-way culture of hypocrisy and calling out those who do loudly, publicly and relentlessly until they are shamed into self-reflection or out of positions of influence.
It begins right now.
(via Marc Giannettino)
![Dank, Girls, and The Game: #IamBrettKavanaugh
Let me explain. A few nights back, at bedtime, as we were ushering the girls upstairs, I leaned in to give my two-year-old daughter a snuggle. She pulled away. We do this sometimes; it’s our little game. So, playing my part, I feigned an indignant, overly-dramatic offense, which made her giggle. We were playing, of course, so naturally I leaned in again for my second attempt. Same pull-away. Same feigned offense. Same giggle.
On the third round, she began to lose interest in the game, and instead reached for her binky. I, being in possession of said binky, having just rinsed it off, held it up, just out of reach.
A bargaining chip.
It only took a split second. My wife and I exchanged an identical look of instant recognition. In that moment, I knew. I actually felt it, deeply and personally. I have always empathized, or at least tried to, but now I understood.
And it sickened me. And scared me.
Because how can you be part of the solution when you don’t even realize you’re still part of the problem?
Because the sense of entitlement is ingrained to the point of instinct.
Because we judge ourselves based on our intentions but judge others based on their actions.
And because the underlying danger isn’t reserved only for the risk of an overt assault, but in the fact that one’s intentions and actions can be completely incongruous without even realizing it.
Were my intentions in the little scene I described anything but those of a loving father? Of course not.
Did my actions equate in their severity to those of someone who forces himself on women? No.
Will it be easy for some reading this post to view it as overreaction or dismiss it as liberal brainwashing? Highly likely.
But the simple fact here is that even at the age of two, my little girl is learning what it means to be female.
She’s learning that her affection has value and that withholding it can have consequences.
That her consent, if not offered outright, will likely be subjected to coercion.
That there is a path of least resistance.
In recent days, I, like many, have struggled to reconcile the moment we are in, and to see a path forward. I’ve been enraged. Outraged. Incredulous. Helpless. Depressed. Angry.
But now I am resolute.
The change we need won’t *begin* with elected officials or judicial appointments. It will begin with each and every one of us taking a good hard look in the mirror; in our own individual ability to acknowledge our flaws and to be mindful of them in the behavior we model moving forward.
It begins by raising our sons to own their actions with humility.
It begins by raising our daughters to own their power without apology.
It begins by no longer tolerating a look-the-other-way culture of hypocrisy and calling out those who do loudly, publicly and relentlessly until they are shamed into self-reflection or out of positions of influence.
It begins right now.
(via Marc Giannettino)]()
#IamBrettKavanaugh Let me explain. A few nights back, at bedtime, as we were ushering the girls upstairs, I leaned in to give my two-year-o...
Memes, Music, and Tupac Shakur: TUPAC'S ESTATE
SETTLES 5-YEAR-0OLD
FIGHT
WINS BACK
UNRELEASED MUSIC
HOU
EG
The estate of Tupac Shakur achieved a major milestone last week, winning a five-year battle over the late rapper’s unreleased music. ————————————- the estate — once headed by Tupac’s later mother Afeni Shakur— sued Entertainment One back in 2013. The lawsuit claimed Entertainment One had breached a contract to pay Tupac’s estate royalties worth seven figures for 2007’s Beginnings: The Lost Tapes. The estate also sued for the ownership of the master recordings for all of Tupac’s unreleased music. ——————————- Now, a court has ruled Entertainment One must pay over six figures for royalties from the rapper’s posthumous releases. This also means that all the unreleased recordings will go back to the estate Via: @100goldmoon
![Memes, Music, and Tupac Shakur: TUPAC'S ESTATE
SETTLES 5-YEAR-0OLD
FIGHT
WINS BACK
UNRELEASED MUSIC
HOU
EG
The estate of Tupac Shakur achieved a major milestone last week, winning a five-year battle over the late rapper’s unreleased music. ————————————- the estate — once headed by Tupac’s later mother Afeni Shakur— sued Entertainment One back in 2013. The lawsuit claimed Entertainment One had breached a contract to pay Tupac’s estate royalties worth seven figures for 2007’s Beginnings: The Lost Tapes. The estate also sued for the ownership of the master recordings for all of Tupac’s unreleased music. ——————————- Now, a court has ruled Entertainment One must pay over six figures for royalties from the rapper’s posthumous releases. This also means that all the unreleased recordings will go back to the estate Via: @100goldmoon]()
The estate of Tupac Shakur achieved a major milestone last week, winning a five-year battle over the late rapper’s unreleased music. ———————...