I’ve had it
With flowers
So I want those
Goddamn butterflies
With their tens
Of thousands of
Eyes
On you.
Looking forward to hanging out with @RubbishEatRGrow again next week & meeting some cool food blogger friends. I hope they’re not like the meanie from Ratatouille. He assures me food bloggers get along - unlike other type of bloggers. ⚠ I picture them all very serious doodling notes at dinner between nibbles & snapping the noms with ultra sophisticated 📷🎥👽sponsored cameras. 😰 I’m going to eh…tweet 2 pictures of myself - taken from different angles + Instagram filters! - from my iPhone.📱 They are so going to so eat me up, spit me out & give me 2 stars. 😱
Scientists Have Solved The ‘Chicken Or The Egg’ Mystery
If you haven’t heard, the age-old ‘chicken or the egg’ mystery is not so confounding anymore—the issue has been resolved; scientists have revealed that the chicken came first (discounting the fact of other species that lay eggs existed before the chicken).
(via Scientists Have Solved The ‘Chicken Or The Egg’ Mystery - DesignTAXI.com)
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Just messing around at rehearsal. Don’t take it too seriously. Don’t judge it too harshly. Heh.
Stop muddling the real message with rainbows
The community may want to rethink breeding &/or perpetuating misconceptions of gay people promoting & accepting stereotypes good & bad. Gay people are: creative, emotional, use party drugs, neat, promiscuous etc. Beyond the obvious context of humour, these stereotypes may serve to deepen the confusion & fuel hate.
A campaign brochure may plead, ‘I’m just like you’. But on the other hand you protest, ‘I’m nothing like you, I’m glitter bomb!’ It’s confusing. Sure, gay people like all people come inherent with their human multitude of personalities. This is true but essentially irrelevant to the argument. It’s like kind but ignorant people saying, ‘I have a lot of gay friends. They are bitchy & fun. I like them. Just let them marry if they like because they are no threat to traditional family values.’ Because threat or no threat, it’s not for a government to decide to curtail these rights.
Gay people are human beings entitled their rights. End of story. Their lifestyle choices or ability to coordinate colours need not be entered into discussion. Stop muddling the real message with rainbows.
