STOP TELLING ME TO ‘CHECK MY PRIVILEGE’ AND LISTEN TO WHAT I’M SAYING! WE’RE SUPPOSED TO HAVE SOLIDARITY AS WOMEN! IT’S THIS KIND OF PETTY INFIGHTING AMONGST POCS AND WHITES THAT PREVENTS US FROM MAKING PROGRESS IN THE FACE OF GENDER-SPECIFIC INSTITUTIONAL OPPRESSION! WE CAN’T WORRY ABOUT HOW DIFFERENT RACES EXPERIENCE THE TYRANNY OF THE PATRIARCHY! OUR OPINIONS AND SUFFERING ARE DIFFERENT BUT THEY ARE ALL EQUALLY VALID! IT’S ONLY MEN’S OPINIONS THAT DON’T MATTER! YOU HAVE TO SEE THAT!
Moar animals talking in all caps!
YOU NEVER TELL ME I’M PRETTY ANYMORE!
This may be my new favorite Tumblr
Photo Series of the Day: From Carli Davidson’s “Pets with Disabilities.”
Of her influence, the freelance photographer says:
There was this totally beautiful German shepherd in a wheelchair playing fetch with its owner. It was so happy, a dog doing what dogs do, totally undeterred by its disability.
I felt inspired by the whole scenario. The owner made this choice out of love, to do a little extra work every day to make sure his friend was happy and comfortable.
Above: Top — Duncan the Corgi, who suffers from a spinal disorder; bottom — Diego, a blind Chihuahua, and his seeing-eye dog Buddy Nixon.
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Look at how big and fuzzy that bunny is! LOOK AT IT.
War Dogs! So cool and cute at the same time. I got massive warm fuzzies when I read what they were outfitted with:
Military working dogs (MWDs in Army parlance) may not enjoy all the privileges of being full-fledged soldiers, but the U.S. military no longer considers them mere equipment. (The war dogs deployed to Vietnam during that conflict were classified as “surplus equipment” and left behind.) Today, MWDs are outfitted with equipment of their own — a range of specialized gear that includes Doggles (protective eye wear), body armor, life vests, gas masks, long-range GPS-equipped vests, and high-tech canine “flak jackets.”
Why does that sound SO AWESOME/ADORABLE?!
MOAR.
This is how I’m afraid I’ll feel tomorrow based on how I feel today
(from Cute Overload)
It was about then that we began to doubt his credentials.
I paid him to do a photoshoot of me and I got back 400 pictures of my knees.
The CLICK food CLICK so CLICK good CLICK cats CLICK CLICK ask for CLICK CLICK CLICK CLICK it CLICK CLICK CLICKCLICKCLICKCLICK by name CLICKCLICKCLICKCLICKCLICKCLICKCLICKCLICKCLICK
Ok, maybe today is just cute animal picture wednesday. bear with it.
HOW DID YOU KNOW? I AM IN FACT A BLAAAAHHHHHHGGER
CAT IN THE CRADLE A cheetah yawns at the Zoo in Hanover, Germany. (Photo: Stefan Simonsen / AFP-Getty via the San Francisco Chronicle)
Orangutan Takes Pictures, Shares on Facebook, via CNET
Nonja is an orangutan at the Vienna Zoo. She takes photos with a point-and-shoot camera that automatically uploads the shots to her Facebook Fan Page. Awesome!
What Facebook was really made for
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Photo Series of the Day: From Carli Davidson’s “Pets with Disabilities.”
Of her influence, the freelance photographer says:
There was this totally beautiful German shepherd in a wheelchair playing fetch with its owner. It was so happy, a dog doing what dogs do, totally undeterred by its disability.
I felt inspired by the whole scenario. The owner made this choice out of love, to do a little extra work every day to make sure his friend was happy and comfortable.
Above: Top — Duncan the Corgi, who suffers from a spinal disorder; bottom — Diego, a blind Chihuahua, and his seeing-eye dog Buddy Nixon.
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