Juni 2013
ATTENTION TUMBLR ARTISTS
SICK AND TIRED OF PEOPLE STEALING YOUR GODDAMN ART?
Can’t find the goddamn ask to tell the blogger to kindly take your art down?
NO MORE!
Email support@tumblr.com with links to your originals and the repost, and they’ll take it down.
NOW REBLOG THE SHIT OUTTA THIS AND SPREAD THE WORD!
“Later, after Trek was on the air, the producers used the network’s concerns about sexuality to their advantage — they would deliberately put sexy stuff into episodes for the network to freak out about, so the censors wouldn’t notice other things. For example, in the episode “A Private Little War,” the producers deliberately put in a scene of Kirk having an open-mouth kiss with a half-naked woman, so the network could throw a fit about that — and not notice the blatant Vietnam allegory.”
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10 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About The Original Star Trek (via mediahascookies)
THIS IS WHAT STAR TREK IS SUPPOSED TO BE ABOUT
(via bookishbutcorruptible)
When JJ Abrams decided that he didn’t like the “philosophy” of Star Trek, this is some of the stuff he was knocking.
(via grouchythefish)
my intense hatred for the star trek reboot is bringing out the trekkie in me that i have carefully concealed since childhood. i ain’t even mad.
(via dreamofsleep)
imagine if you woke up and your name was your url and you looked exactly like your icon
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would it be a sine to want to be the bisecting line of your curves?
how acute do I have to be to intersect with your tan lines?
how long is your hypotenuse? ;)
does you hate me yet? is ok, i is imaginary.
” —my awesome sexual math puns I gave to Alex that she refuses to publicly appreciateleninadestand ha contestado a tu publicación: Alex you better post those sexual math puns I just…
i am not posting any of those omg
does this mean I win????
when people try to speak on the behalf of entire fandoms
Alex you better post those sexual math puns I just sent you because they were awesome (if I do say so myself) (and I do)
“Practice is important because you learn to write by writing. No one ever learned to write in any other way.”
—English Composition and Grammar, John Warriner (via nickmiller)
