I tried to post it like twice and nothing happened why does tumblr hate me

Hey you guys (all 11 of you) I made art!

Yay for art!

[image description: abstract prints that I made this semester, pinned to a large bulletin board.]

Hey you guys Look at my squiggles

Dear everyone who keeps talking to me about the end of the world:

Stop it.

[image description: a poster that reads “Maybe if the Spanish hadn’t wiped them all out, the Mayans would have completed their fucking calendar. Doomsday 2012? Shut the fuck up and get back to work.”]

(via inherhipstheresrevolutions)

Seriously, what?

Because I was curious, I did a search on Etsy for “Gipsy”. And I got this mess.

I can not imagine what any of those things have to do with each other.

[image description: the Related Search Results list from the bottom of the page, which says “Related to gipsy: tv stand / wicca gipsy / trouser gipsy / flamenco skirt”.]

True fact: I’m not a fan of the color pink.

Another true fact: The pinkification of breast cancer leaves a bad taste in my mouth.

A True, Though Slightly Subjective Fact: Susan G. Komen for the Cure should be ashamed of themselves.

(via fuckyeahfeminists)

fuckyeahfeminists:

Canadian movie about Komen for the Cure and the other “darker” side about the marketing of pink and pink ribbons.

“I wish they could hear from all the women who have been through breast cancer and resent the effort to make it pretty and feminine and normal…It has to be stopped.”

We love you, Grumpy Snake!

I don’t know what this is, I was doodling and this happened.

[image description: a snake with a frown holds a balloon that says “i hate everyone”, next to a caption that says “We love you, Grumpy Snake!”]

baby-were-invincible:

Her name is Natalia Muoio. She goes to my school. I always see those things on Tumblr asking to reblog a missing person. I always feel terrible when I see them and i think ” I wish I would never have to do  a missing person on Tumblr” Unfortunately, I have to. She lives in Plainview, New York on long Island. Please.She was last rumored to be seen at the Broadway mall in Hicksville, New York. I’m begging you. Reblog this. I just want her home safe. She has been missing for a week now.  

Her distraught family is looking for clues to the 17-year-old’s whereabouts after she disappeared without a trace one week ago Wednesday.

Nassau County Police say they are taking the matter seriously and are searching for the missing Plainview JFK junior. They have questioned several people but have not located the troubled Plainview youth.

“We want her to know there’s another choice, this isn’t what she has to do,” said Natalia’s mother, Diane Muoio who, with her sister, Patty Brick of Plainview, have been circulating fliers throughout the community and the high school. The fliers have gone viral in Plainview circles, on Facebook and other social media sites. They bear Natalia’s photo and physical description.

“We want her to know she can come home, no questions asked, and we’ll figure this all out together,” added Brick. “Just a phone call to her mother, just to let her know you’re alright. That all.”

The family has many reasons to be concerned. According to family members, they include:

• Natalia has experienced a difficult past-few months, hanging out with a new set of friends with their own troubled pasts. At least one friend was considerably older than the teen and exhibited domineering, manipulative behavior, family members said.
• Recently, Natalia has shown signs of an eating disorder. She is 5’3” and weighs less than 90 pounds. She had been prescribed anti-depressants.
• Most frightening is that, in recent weeks, she’s shown signs of physical abuse at the hands of another person, including bruises on her back, legs and face. There were at least two such reported incidents, family members said. When questioned by Plainview school authorities, medical personnel, and her family, Natalia denied being beaten and explained away the injuries.

Before further intervention could take place, Natalia wrote a note to her mother that she “wanted to try life on my own,” and left suddenly. She took important personal belongings with her, including her laptop.

She hasn’t been heard from since.

The family is asking for any assistance the community can offer. You can call (516) 578-2981 or(516) 443-1221 to speak with a family member.

You can also contact the Nassau County Police at 1-800-244-TIPS. Police say callers will be kept confidential.

You can also contact Plainview Patch. Email Editor Joe Dowd at joe.dowd@patch.com 

Patch will pass anonymous information to the police and the family, as well.

 

autisticproblems:

Autistic Problem #48: Developing a sense that your special interests are always boring and no one cares what you have to say.

…yup, definitelt.