Put on Your Red Shoes and Dance

doubleca5t:

honestly the funniest thing about the tumblr manscaped ads is that a company with “man” in its name selling a product for shaving your cock and balls decided to run a massive inescapable ad campaign on not only the social media site with the smallest male population, but also the only social media site where the majority of male users do not have testicles

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lautoro:

single celled organism

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kellkyy:

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Its from that meme

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funnytwittertweets:

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Via just a fox

capacity:

tooth-is-tired:

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Why don’t you people just restrain yourselves from indulging in these thoughts to the point of making memes for them. That’s all anyone does anymore. they have an issue and just identify with it and make it their personality instead of trying to work against it. They don’t even try. No point to this outside of enabling themselves and others

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andmaybegayer:

blorbonic plague (when you start watching Shows because your mutuals post a lot about their blorbo.)

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pressanykeytostart:

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brb, doing some changes to the registration page

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black-white-and-leather:

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beggars-opera:

Me in my own little gremlin corner of the internet in my own little chair as twitterdom comes shuffling back onto my turf with its tail between its legs

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kaiasky:

the next boundary for gdpr-style regulation should be like. “If being logged in is not integral to a feature of your website or app, that feature must be available without logging in.”

eg Twitter prompts you to sign in after scrolling or trying to look at qrts, and will not let you escape without a browser refresh. Many apps don’t need an account in their browser version, but force you to create one anyways. this should all be considered a violation of consumer rights

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