“fitted” sheets well why dont they then. why dont they

everything is never as it seems

OP, I admire your commitment.

Wow, this is truly amazing

“The Switch” is the first transgender sitcom in history starring trans/non-binary lead cast, this is EVERYTHING

wait wait did I just watch a trailer for a show where a woman gets fired for being trans, loses her apartment and then moves in with her best friend who is an NB… environmental… assassin??

I… I need to watch this show

Okay but this looks hilarious and I wanna watch it

Okay so the first season is already out and they have to sell 100k copies to get the green light for season 2 so go here http://www.welovetheswitch.com and give them your money

Reblogging so I can find it again

“then why do you need a crossbow?”

Me in my head: well… because crossbows are fucking cool.. obviously.

my professor said my assignment was “late” because it was due on friday.........like phil my dude last time I checked the concept of time is dead and days don’t exist anymore

COME THRU PHIL!!!!

Most-Horrifying Cooking Fails with Iron Chef Alex Guarnaschelli | Worst Cooks In America

@brattylikestoeat

I think I’m gonna make worst cook my favorite show now

Friendly reminder classic moments like these with the kids are entirely unscripted.

my heart exploded

Heather Franzen, the artist who made this beautiful comic has a tumblr, instagram, and an online shop where you can buy a mini story book of this comic, along with prints of the characters at a reunion, and many other neat pieces of art! If you have enjoyed this comic as so many of us have, please consider supporting its artist!

I have seen this one started to be passed around so I would like to say: please reblog a version with proper credit attached, or better yet the artist’s own post about this comic, located here!

Happy Halloween!

Leaf Embroidery Technique

…..y’all. 👀

Shut the front door.

How many people can say they have played rugby with a Beluga whale? 🐳 🏉

I’m putting this back on my radar. I want this life

Communique from an Ex-Cop - Christopher Dorner

Who Needs Fascists When There Are Police? - Reflections on the Anti-Fascist Mobilization in Portland of August 4

The Thin Blue Line is a Burning Fuse - Why Every Struggle Is Now a Struggle against the Police

Slave Patrols and Civil Servants - A History of Policing in Two Modes

Cameras Everywhere, Safety Nowhere: Why Police Body Cameras Won’t Make Us Safer

Seven Myths About the Police

The Two Faces of Fascism: How Police Are Complicit in the Rise of Fascism

“Dear Citizens, This Is Your Police”: In Praise of the Police-Free Zone in Hamburg

Collusion Between the Police and Alt-Right Is Inevitable

When the Police Get Into Doxxing

Is Prison Necessary? Ruth Wilson Gilmore Might Change Your Mind

A post that imagines a series of common public safety concerns and the ways they could be dealt with without police

Police and Thieves: Insurgency, Control, Crime

We Want a World Without Police. These Organizers Are Charting the Way

More Trainings Are Not the Answer to Police Violence Against Disabled People

The Myth of State Neutrality

Against the Logic of the Guillotine - Why the Paris Commune Burned the Guillotine—and We Should Too

The Anarchy Police: Militant Anti-Fascism as Alternative Policing Practice

Incarcerated Anti-Fascists Report Targeted Beatings by Guards

Good post with links about prison abolitionism

Another good post with links about police and prison abolitionism, and transformative justice

The #coronavirus and the police

The other death toll from the coronavirus pandemic - The police are harassing, beating and killing people while enforcing COVID-19 lockdowns across the world.

Unrest in Beaubreuil, France: “We are at war”… against the police!

McGingerbread Hell Competition 2019

It’s that time of year again, folks! Fire up the range, get the frosting out, and pour some hot cocoa, because the McGingerbread Hell 2019 Competition has now been officially launched!

Your task is to create the most nubtastic, gawdawful gingerbread McMansion in all of McMansion Hell!! If you succeed, you will be rewarded with cool merch and even some money (as much cash as I’m able to put up post-wedding):

Prizes!

All winners will be featured on the blog and will be mailed an award certificate.

Rules and Regulations:

• Gingerbread structures must be constructed mainly of gingerbread and icing.

• Styrofoam and other support materials are not permitted.

• Entries must be original, don’t just assemble a pre-made kit. (to clarify: you can use materials from kits but don’t just put a kit together and call it a McMansion)

• All components of the display, except for the base, must be made of edible materials.

• Edible materials include candy, nuts, cereal, cookies, crackers, pasta, and other food items that do not include wrappers or sticks. Wrappers should be removed from candy and other decorations.

• Entries must be created this year

Entries will be judged on:

• overall appearance (30 points)

• originality/creativity (30 points)

• workmanship/technique (30 points)

• difficulty (10 points)

!!!! ABOUT OUR 2019 JUDGES !!!!

Kate Wagner

Kate Wagner is an architecture and cultural critic based in Washington, DC. She is the creator of the blog McMansion Hell, which examines the phenomenon that is the McMansion and uses it as a tool for architectural education and humorous cultural remarks. Kate has written about architecture, design, and culture for numerous publications including The Atlantic, CityLab, Metropolis, and The Nation. She is a columnist at The New Republic, The Baffler, and Curbed.

Anjulie Rao 

Anjulie Rao is a Chicago-based journalist and Editor of Chicago Architect magazine. As a writer, she focuses on livable built environments, equitable design, architecture criticism, and radical urbanism. With an academic background in art history, she enjoys intersections between art, infrastructure, and political narratives. She completed her Masters in New Arts Journalism from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2014 and her bylines can be found in Chicago Architect, Metropolis, American Craft Magazine, Chicago Magazine, Artsy, Curbed Chicago, and LUXE Magazine, among others.

Sarah Archer

 Sarah Archer is a design and art writer based in Philadelphia, and the author of the “The Midcentury Kitchen: America’s Favorite Room, from Workspace to Dreamscape, 1940s-1970s” which was published this year by Countryman Press. Her first book, “Midcentury Christmas” explores the material culture of Christmas during the Cold War in the United States. She is a contributing editor at American Craft Magazine, and writes regularly for Hyperallergic, The Atlantic, Architectural Digest, and The New Yorker online. Her articles and reviews have appeared in Curbed, Metropolis, CityLab, Slate, The Washington Post, The Magazine Antiques, Modern Magazine, The Journal of Modern Craft, and Studio Potter

Registration starts December 8th, 2019 and ends January 8th, 2019. Winners will be announced January 10th, 2019.

Submissions (including photo upload) will be handled via this Google Form: https://forms.gle/XNeo4AKDLdjLcWWD6

If you have any questions, please direct them to: kate@mcmansionhell.com with the subject: Gingerbread

Looking forward to seeing your entries!

$1,060,000/5 br/5300 sq ft

Riverside, CA

built in 1959

“Please don’t tell anyone … I’M BISEXUAL … I’m trying to be discreet” pinback, Dan Kaufman Graphics, Washington, D.C., c. 1990. #lgbthistory #lgbtherstory #lgbttheirstory #lgbtpride #queerhistorymatters #haveprideinhistory #night

dance if you’re still alive and have trilogies to finish

i’ve never seen the cha-cha slide look cool before and i’m very perturbed rn

T’chacha

I think kissing is so underrated. Sitting in someone’s lap and just making out for hours is a big mood.

I just wanna make out