magmortar:

shia labeouf was actually at otakon

At this point, I’d say his motivational approach was a rousing success. It managed to get so out there that it became a meme someone actually cosplayed at Otakon, after all.

robregal:

afrodite-athena:

asanteroyalty:

Why. Like she clearly has nothing on her. Why is he being so rough.

it’s a community pool and someone called the cops because there is too many black people. Smh

The white kids literally just left like nowhere to be found when shit popped off.

Peep how he drew the gun, though. He was ready to shoot some kids over absolutely nothing.

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peppermonster:

magicllama27:

the-hylian-puzzler:

arielflare:

Me studying

I really need to stop doing this

lumpelstiltskin SPEAKING OF OUR CONVERSATION LAST NIGHT…….

am i working on my commissions?

jolenebrody:

icecream-eaterrr:

queer-of-color:

✨I can make you feel✨

This is a beautiful form of art

O.O … *faints*

It’s strange how pole dancing is considered so “dirty,” cheerleading is considered pure fluff, both are often disregarded as anything to take all too seriously, and yet they’re each extremely physically taxing and can be a lot more dangerous than pop culture has made them look.

I mean that in a good way, of course. I can’t help thinking there’s some unintended sexism to blowing off the skill and risk in both activities.