I would have kneeled before Loki…
if you know what I mean…
A Haiku:
my feminist hulk
inside of me is angry
SMASH PATRIARCHY
Hypothetical Dystopia
Apparently this is Chris Evans.
From the trailer for The Iceman
So this happened today. Nerd schools for the win <3 <3
this is the President of Muhlenberg College, who gave his Freshman Orientation speech dressed up as Iron Man.
Gotta love Randy Helm. So far he’s done Darth Vader, Dumbledore, and now this. This man is my hero.
But he still doesn’t know who KKPsi is. :(
No man chooses evil because it is evil; he only mistakes it for happiness, the good he seeks.
— Mary Wollstonecraft (via womenorgnow)
when fic completely erases every single female character from it
(Source: youmustbebambi)
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View Larger Two thoughts. 1. Ha! 2. Damn!Perfect cosplay is perfect
want
EMPOWERED
Can we get a movie with these costumes please?
Scarlett Johansson responds to sexist questions!
Dad: How do you turn this phone off?
Me: You’ve had this cell phone for two years! And you haven’t turned it off??
Dad: I just take out the batteries.
Me: You press the red power button.
Dad: Oh.
While many Americans were firing up barbecues and breaking out the sparklers to celebrate Independence Day, biotech industry executives were more likely chilling champagne to celebrate another kind of independence: immunity from federal law.
A so-called “Monsanto rider,” quietly slipped into the multi-billion dollar FY 2013 Agricultural Appropriations bill, would require – not just allow, but require - the Secretary of Agriculture to grant a temporary permit for the planting or cultivation of a genetically engineered crop, even if a federal court has ordered the planting be halted until an Environmental Impact Statement is completed. All the farmer or the biotech producer has to do is ask, and the questionable crops could be released into the environment where they could potentially contaminate conventional or organic crops and, ultimately, the nation’s food supply.
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The “Monsanto Rider”: Are Biotech Companies About to Gain Immunity From Federal Law? (via socialuprooting)
oh no.
oh no.
Actor and environmental activist Mark Ruffalo explains how the controversial practice of hydro-fracking threatens our health and that of our planet. The conversation with Deepak investigates how government policy has exempted fracking from the Clean Air and Clean Water Acts, permitting the natural gas industry to inject hazardous chemicals and millions of gallons of water deep into the earth. Mark hopes to inspire millions to join the movement to protect our water and shift to a renewable energy economy.
We don’t blink an eye of the money that we have been spending on perpetual warfare. We literally don’t even, we don’t just sit here and go, ‘Whoa, trillions & trillions of dollars for warfare.’ But when we’re talking about healthcare, which is our people and their well-being, we’re shocked that it should cost us some money.
— Mark Ruffalo (via bobbyparsa)
