in the Outside Place
So I recently got a request to draw this character from Dragon Tales (which I did and poster), only to find that… the exact same anon is going around asking this for who knows how long and why. Maybe it’s a bot???
Anyway, uh… weird…
I’m fucking laughing really hard
straight people are terrifying they can go as far as to give the girl skeleton a pair of bone titties to indicate its a straight relationship
#yeah but imagine if boobs were bones #then all women would be the most fantastic warriors ever #wanna kill me? #gotta get that spear through my boob first
(via walrus-queen)
I was looking for my post office’s hours today, and the Google search brought up this on postofficehours.net.
A)I do not live in or near a place called Whitesburg, nor a place called Ashland
B) I am not even in Georgia
C) Whitesburg, Georgia’s post office is .. the surface of Mars??
New NSFW content restrictions enrage Tumblr users
Tumblr users have always had the option of marking their account as NSFW, and since around 10% of Tumblr is porn, people were generally pretty good at labelling their blogs.
However, under Tumblr’s new content restrictions, posts from Adult-rated blogs will no longer show up on tags. Any tags. Also, Tumblr is able to flag your account as Adult without you labelling it as such—although users do have the option of appealing to the “Trust & Safety Team” if their feel their blog has been flagged unfairly.
Adult blogs are now unsearchable.
If your blog has been flagged as Adult, nothing you post will ever appear on Tumblr’s public tag searches. Your posts will only be visible to your own followers and the followers of people who reblog your content.
This means that if you want to publicize something like a Kickstarter campaign or political message, or even to signal boost a personal plea for help, that post will still not show up on Tumblr’s internal search engine. You are cut off from everyone except your own circle of followers.
Also, Many Tumblr users are finding that some tags have disappeared entirely from Tumblr’s iPhone app.
It’s unclear whether this is directly linked to the new content restrictions, but for example, iPhone users searching the #gay, #lesbian or #bisexual tags have reported seeing the result “No posts found,” although #bi, #lgbt and #queer still produce results. [READ MORE]
URGH
A large proportion of Tumblr’s many fandom users reblog adult-rated fanart and fanfic, meaning that they will almost certainly be blocked from tag searches, effectively crippling the way the fan community interacts on Tumblr. Not to mention the thousands of everyday users who reblog the occasional semi-nude pic among their Pinterest-style photos of horizons and cupcakes, or the huge number of adults who post “adult-oriented” content of any kind, because they’re, you know … adults.
Well, fuck you, too, Tumblr.
(via cicerothewriter)
SO hey, Jey and I just found that for being curious about bee poop, you can get 10% off at a Bee-themed store!
Sometimes, I feel like my tumblr isn’t quite a quality blog. Today is not that day.
I….. I think I orgasmed upon laying mine eyes upon this glorious picture.
I can’t shake the feeling that the artist started in on Spock’s body and then something horrible happened and they just said ‘Eeeeeeeeehhhhhh fuck it UNICORN HAIR~~~’
Also I think that unicorn is judging me.
(via goddamnshinyrock)
“I’ve had polio, and it’s come back. It’s really kind of rough.”
- customer, explaining why she can’t afford the special offer. Polio is kinda rough, you guys.
My Coworker and I Talk About 'Damaging Media'
Me:
(After a lengthy discussion about mutual interests in art and writing) Yeah, what I really want to do is write and illustrate things for teenage girls.
Coworker:
Oh, that's great!
Me:
I just think a lot of things that are marketed to them are really damaging, so-
Coworker:
But it's not just them! Think about little kids too!
Me:
?
Coworker:
Look at Spongebob!
Me:
*braces self for rant about him being gay*
Coworker:
He lives underwater.... and goes to the BEACH!
Me:
..........
Coworker:
He does!
Me:
I... was thinking more like 'damaging to self-image'.
Coworker:
But you know kids, they'll do things they see on TV, and he's underwater, and-
Me:
*is spared by sudden customer phone call*
