Weakly Typed by: Matthew Riley MacPherson

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Impatience and Hindsight: The Perfect Combination

I know Matt. — 2 months ago

  • Justin: Is this music going to make me a lesbian?
  • Me: it's kinda gay
  • Me: but really
  • Me: it's pretty gay
  • Justin: I know Matt. It came from you.
apocalips: I’m fucking tired of Adele being touted as a body-positive role model. She’s not. She’s someone with a raging Special Snowflake Syndrome who thinks fitness and being an artist are somehow mutually exclusive, with the former being for vapid bimbos only. Well excuse me, I don’t exercise because I want to be in Playboy or Vogue - and what’s wrong with wanting that anyway? I exercise because I want to grow stronger and faster and more self-reliant. I exercise because nothing else has ever made me feel more at home in my own skin. I exercise to add muscle to my otherwise conventionally feminine body because my T&A aren’t the end of me, despite what asshole dudes might say and have said. I exercise because it relieves stress, keeps me happy and oh, gave me the focus to overcome three years of crippling depression and anxiety. Also, I fucking love food and eat a lot of it so that I can exercise and continue to live my life the way I want to. How’s that for self-deprecating? Also, “active” and “skinny” are not synonymous. You can “look like Nicole Richie” and not be able to run a mile. You can look like Adele and run marathons. Fitness is not about how your body looks, but what it can do. Here, Fit and Feminist breaks it down for you.

apocalips:

I’m fucking tired of Adele being touted as a body-positive role model. She’s not. She’s someone with a raging Special Snowflake Syndrome who thinks fitness and being an artist are somehow mutually exclusive, with the former being for vapid bimbos only. Well excuse me, I don’t exercise because I want to be in Playboy or Vogue - and what’s wrong with wanting that anyway? I exercise because I want to grow stronger and faster and more self-reliant. I exercise because nothing else has ever made me feel more at home in my own skin. I exercise to add muscle to my otherwise conventionally feminine body because my T&A aren’t the end of me, despite what asshole dudes might say and have said. I exercise because it relieves stress, keeps me happy and oh, gave me the focus to overcome three years of crippling depression and anxiety. Also, I fucking love food and eat a lot of it so that I can exercise and continue to live my life the way I want to. How’s that for self-deprecating?

Also, “active” and “skinny” are not synonymous. You can “look like Nicole Richie” and not be able to run a mile. You can look like Adele and run marathons. Fitness is not about how your body looks, but what it can do. Here, Fit and Feminist breaks it down for you.

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j2d2: guitar hero. now on linux.

j2d2:

guitar hero. now on linux.

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Matt Time™ — 8 months ago

  • Matt: ready in 5; there in 10
  • Justin: Alright, I'll leave in 15
dontthinkdontthink: bollywoodgaga: Why have I never clued in to this?  Jeeeezus.   Okay shower time then I’m gonna go be productive.  Catcha later Tumblr. When I went to an interview last week, the guy asked everyone if they could pick any super power, what would it be? He said that his would be “cartoon bag”, as in the whole idea of having a bag that can pull pretty much anything of any size out of. I liked that idea a lot. The industry term is “hammerspace”.

dontthinkdontthink:

bollywoodgaga:

Why have I never clued in to this?  Jeeeezus.  

Okay shower time then I’m gonna go be productive.  Catcha later Tumblr.

When I went to an interview last week, the guy asked everyone if they could pick any super power, what would it be? He said that his would be “cartoon bag”, as in the whole idea of having a bag that can pull pretty much anything of any size out of. I liked that idea a lot.

The industry term is “hammerspace”.

Source: are-youalone