Thank you god we turned off the water heater so its not making that whine anymore. It was like this magic panic inducing death whine.
Sweet sweet silence.
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Shieldmaiden of Rohan
(Source: disturberofpeace, via indeselfwine)
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So when I was a kid and first started watching MST3k on vhs tape it was all out of order, except for the fact that it was all within the TV’s Frank and Dr Forester era but some tapes were Mike and some were Joel. I didn’t have the tape with Joel leaving back to earth. So I just assumed with the SOL being dog bone shaped that Mike lived on one “floor” and Joel on the other and the mads kept them separate but the bots could go anywhere. I just figured the show would tell you who was hosting that time via the intro. I even dreamed up ways the two passed messages via the bots and shared tips in getting through the movies. It was way cool.
I was kinda bummed when I got older and managed to watch more and in order that my version was wrong.
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(Source: betamaxed, via fuckyeahmst3k)
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Trans and Schizophrenic: When Diagnosis Impacts Transition
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(via neutrois)
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Bi the Bi: Does ‘Bisexual’ Imply That There Are Only Two Genders?
The latest from two bisexual bloggers Lauren Michelle Kinsey and A.J. Walkley in their ongoing series on HuffPost Gay Voices - Bi the Bi: Two Bi Writers on Big Bi Issues.
In this installment, Lauren and A.J. tackle the question of what is included in the umbrella term bisexual.
Some people claim that the term bisexual doesn’t include people who have the potential to be attracted to /[and to be] all possible genders and gender identities, *hint* bisexual includes everyone *hint*. Lauren and A.J. set the record straight … . err … ummm … set the record bi.
This blog post is part of an ongoing conversation between two bisexual activists. A.J. Walkley and Lauren Michelle Kinsey are both monogamous, bisexual, cisgender females who are in long-term relationships. A.J. is in a relationship with a cisgender male, and Lauren is in a relationship with a cisgender female.
Both A.J. and Lauren are committed to remaining visible as bisexuals in spite of society’s tendency to want to label A.J. as heterosexual and Lauren as a lesbian. Together they came up with the idea for “Bi the Bi: Two Bi Writers on Big Bi Issues” as a way to help eliminate stereotypes and bias against people in the bisexual community.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/5950a80f79388be425f5536be5089028/tumblr_mgummc01qT1qiv3izo1_1280.jpg)
Bi the Bi: Does ‘Bisexual’ Imply That There Are Only Two Genders?
The latest from two bisexual bloggers Lauren Michelle Kinsey and A.J. Walkley in their ongoing series on HuffPost Gay Voices - Bi the Bi: Two Bi Writers on Big Bi Issues.
In this installment, Lauren and A.J. tackle the question of what is included in the umbrella term bisexual.
Some people claim that the term bisexual doesn’t include people who have the potential to be attracted to /[and to be] all possible genders and gender identities, *hint* bisexual includes everyone *hint*. Lauren and A.J. set the record straight … . err … ummm … set the record bi.
This blog post is part of an ongoing conversation between two bisexual activists. A.J. Walkley and Lauren Michelle Kinsey are both monogamous, bisexual, cisgender females who are in long-term relationships. A.J. is in a relationship with a cisgender male, and Lauren is in a relationship with a cisgender female.
Both A.J. and Lauren are committed to remaining visible as bisexuals in spite of society’s tendency to want to label A.J. as heterosexual and Lauren as a lesbian. Together they came up with the idea for “Bi the Bi: Two Bi Writers on Big Bi Issues” as a way to help eliminate stereotypes and bias against people in the bisexual community.
(via bisexual-books)
