What will my tumblr be about you may ask? Hm. Well... A variety of fun things.. Such as:

- Adorable photos of gay and or lesbian couples
- FTM related things
- Cute animals
- News that makes me warm and fuzzy
- News that makes me cold and prickley
- Vintage photos of men, usually naked
- Rants about work, people, how I hate most people
- Random shit I find amusing!

 

Things I hear at work..

“Why do gay guys have lisps?”

“I think gays have lisps because they damage their larynx b/c they take it so deep”

“So….if a female to male didn’t have surgery…it would just me a man with a vagina??…”

“Well I know that like 80% of female to men transsexuals end up turning back into women b/c they are never happy with their body”

“A vagina is MUCH easier to make than a dick”

“ugh thats gay…..no offense…”

“I like you cause your gay but you don’t ACT gay”

“So, if we pat down men and not women at the alehouse, and some tranny comes in, should I pat them down?

“How could you have had girlfriends if you are gay? It doesn’t make sense”

“I know I would NEVER put something in my ass”

“I’m gonna go get high”

“Can I go home now?”

“Ugh you’re so gay”(not to me)

“Did you see that guy’s strut? Bet your gaydar went off.”

“Look at the ass on that!”

“You tell me you wouldn’t sleep with her?!”

“I got so fucked this weekend”

“Can I eat now?”

“I dont want to clean the fryer”

“Im going for a smoke”

This reminds me of my biiiifraaayynnd.

Actually something he would say.

This reminds me of my biiiifraaayynnd.

Actually something he would say.

(Source: bensmash)

Food Porn…”secret sauce”- I BET!

If we EVER got this at my store I would have to quit. :0

(Source: foodiwoulddiefor)

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Why should you support Strike out Homophobia?
Three-quarters of LGBTQ students and 95% of transgender students feel unsafe at school.
Six out of ten LGBTQ students report being verbally harassed about their sexual orientation.
One in four LGB students are physically harassed about their sexual orientation


Help me strike out homophobia! I am participating in the Strike out Homophobia Bowl-a-thon, to raise much needed funds for the Youth Project’s education services! Proceeds go towards anti-homophobia work in classrooms and schools, resources and more! Please help me reach my fundraising goals. Just click “Sponsor Me” to make a donation. Thank you in advance for your generosity!



shayrhymeswithgay:

For Raymond, and for all of the Raymonds, which is to say: for everyone
Written by Tanya Davis on April 17th, for the death and life of Raymond Taavel and for the love of Halifax
(An audio version of this poem is available here)
There are words that spring to mindlike sadnesslike violencelike senseless crimelike how this affects all of uslike how every tear in every eye falls from all of usand today Halifax is an ocean of anguisha sea of angrybeside the Atlantic.
And how do we handle thiswhat happens nexthow do we manage the sorrow and the stress?This afternoon I walked the sidewalksnot so different than the one where he met his deathwhere no person should ever have to lay their headboth concrete and Raymond were innocent.I walked the sidewalk and every person I metI tried to look into them
Do you know? Do you know?Do you know what we’re supposed to do now,‘cause I don’t
I won’t hate moreI won’t love lessso many people - maybe even his killer - are lovelessnot unloveablemaybe ignorant, definitely sickand probably he shouldn’t have been let out to walk aroundand probably he was hateful and homophobicbut what’s painfulbesides this loss, besides all deathis the simple fact of it that remains:this isn’t over yet              - people left behind for every step we gain
I walked down the sidewalk that is in the city where I live and loveI look for eye contactfor allies in the right to live and loveI wore black and toughas it is complicated stuffhow to protect oneself and yet open up
I stumble hereit isn’t clearI put my ear to the ground to listen for the sounds of people’s fearbeing taken down by other people’s fearwho are guilty for their deeds but do not live in isolation here
There are systems failing us everywhereprisons and education and mental health carethere is separation stark and severewe reach out our hands to make connectionbut some are all mixed upbring death and destructionit’s all fucked uplike when he struck him, here
And, now, a being from the tribe of Love is goneand we are one less strongin a battle we are tired of fighting in the first placelay down your armspeace is your birthright
One more time we pick up the pieces and we keep lovingstruggle for freedomfor all beingsGottingen street gets another beating.
Well, we’ll love it harderreach our arms out furtherto encircle all of our neighbours‘til we work through all of the hating
            this is for all of you            this is for the pain in our city today            this is for Raymond

shayrhymeswithgay:

For Raymond, and for all of the Raymonds, which is to say: for everyone

Written by Tanya Davis on April 17th, for the death and life of Raymond Taavel and for the love of Halifax

(An audio version of this poem is available here)

There are words that spring to mind
like sadness
like violence
like senseless crime
like how this affects all of us
like how every tear in every eye falls from all of us
and today Halifax is an ocean of anguish
a sea of angry
beside the Atlantic.

And how do we handle this
what happens next
how do we manage the sorrow and the stress?
This afternoon I walked the sidewalks
not so different than the one where he met his death
where no person should ever have to lay their head
both concrete and Raymond were innocent.
I walked the sidewalk and every person I met
I tried to look into them

Do you know? Do you know?
Do you know what we’re supposed to do now,
‘cause I don’t

I won’t hate more
I won’t love less
so many people - maybe even his killer - are loveless
not unloveable
maybe ignorant, definitely sick
and probably he shouldn’t have been let out to walk around
and probably he was hateful and homophobic
but what’s painful
besides this loss, besides all death
is the simple fact of it that remains:
this isn’t over yet
              - people left behind for every step we gain

I walked down the sidewalk that is in the city where I live and love
I look for eye contact
for allies in the right to live and love
I wore black and tough
as it is complicated stuff
how to protect oneself and yet open up

I stumble here
it isn’t clear
I put my ear to the ground to listen for the sounds of people’s fear
being taken down by other people’s fear
who are guilty for their deeds but do not live in isolation here

There are systems failing us everywhere
prisons and education and mental health care
there is separation stark and severe
we reach out our hands to make connection
but some are all mixed up
bring death and destruction
it’s all fucked up
like when he struck him, here

And, now, a being from the tribe of Love is gone
and we are one less strong
in a battle we are tired of fighting in the first place
lay down your arms
peace is your birthright

One more time we pick up the pieces and we keep loving
struggle for freedom
for all beings
Gottingen street gets another beating.

Well, we’ll love it harder
reach our arms out further
to encircle all of our neighbours
‘til we work through all of the hating

            this is for all of you
            this is for the pain in our city today
            this is for Raymond

Happy Easter!
This is my dream dog right here. Advantages include:
-No allergies because they have no hair
-You have to dress them up so they don’t get cold
-You have to put sun lotion on them in summer so they don’t burn.
WHAT IS THERE NOT TO LIKE

Happy Easter!

This is my dream dog right here. Advantages include:

-No allergies because they have no hair

-You have to dress them up so they don’t get cold

-You have to put sun lotion on them in summer so they don’t burn.

WHAT IS THERE NOT TO LIKE

(Source: zefora)

If I were a casting director for the hunger games,  my choices for people would be…
Finnick:




President Coin:


Morphlings:


Beetee:


Johanna:




(I don’t really like her but she just looks like someone you wouldn’t want to be friends with/trust.)
Long post, I put a lot of thought into this tonight…

If I were a casting director for the hunger games,  my choices for people would be…

Finnick:

Adrian Grenier

Corbin Bleu

Ryan Phillippe

Jesse Metcalfe

President Coin:

Judi Dench

Cate Blanchett

Morphlings:

Shawnee smith

Christian Bale

Beetee:

Christopher Walken

Steve Buscemi

Johanna:

michelle rodriguez

Zoe Saldana

Megan Fox(I don’t really like her but she just looks like someone you wouldn’t want to be friends with/trust.)

Long post, I put a lot of thought into this tonight…