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A shimmery sugary treat to whoever can translate this into English.
“I’m hanging out in the sun wearing my lotion with stripper glitter in it.”
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Anonymous asked: Would you ever own a gun? Would you ever shoot somebody?
Yes and maybe, which is why I’m glad I live in a place where it’s so difficult to own one.
Anonymous asked: Your dad was racist?
My father is racist. And sexist. And a born-again Christian.
I’m an Australian so ‘the N word’ isn’t even a part of my culture so it’s easily avoided and I’d never say it, but if it’s part of a song title then is it still inappropriate to say (or type, and is there a difference between the two)? I’m coming at this from a place of complete ignorance so please let me know.
The first time I considered this was a few weeks ago when I was quoting a line from Dave Chappelle’s infamous ‘Fuck your couch’ skit, and I said “They should have never gave you… Money”, and decided to skip the offensive word even though it was part of the quote because I felt too uncomfortable to say it.
To add some clarity and background to why I give a shit about this issue, my father is an incredibly racist man and he was raised in South Africa and when I was younger I actually believed that various ethnic slurs were the appropriate terminology for those ethnicities and it’s been something that I’ve taken an interest in ever since.
What are your thoughts?
Gun laws, based on the way guns look. Makes perfect sense. I guess we’re better off without Barrel Shrouds, y’know, the thing from the shoulder that goes up.
Gun laws really are this stupid.
This would have made sense if you’d suggested that the car on the left was an automatic and the car on the right was a manual. You know, since that’s what the gun legislation is based on. You would have still been making your point too. Shame you didn’t think of it.
Maybe send me an ask next time you’re trying to make a point and I can help you round it out.
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themainmane asked: How was your Australia day?
I’m avoiding it like the plague.
This person is a badass.
I know this is really funny and I know it has 40,000 notes and hahahaha lol lmfao I can’t looks like we’ve got a badass over here me gusta, but every time I see these things online where a person has drawn some bullshit or written a joke on a test and failed that test I stop and wonder; Were they trying to be funny for the hell of it, or did they not know the answer?
Because God damn, 100 words is like five sentences.
THIS GIRL!
I’ve done this a total of 5 times in my apple history.
I have over hundreds of gigabytes worth of music.
GOODIEEEEEEEEE.
Have you considered backing up your music to an external hard-drive so that you won’t have to do it again? I mean it won’t help you now, but it would save you from having to do it a seventh time (assuming this time is the sixth).
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I disagree actually. As a white girl, I’ve been on the end of racism from Muslim Asian men in my area and have been excluded from things because of MY colour. Racism is not limited to just coloured people, or whatever the new politically correct term is. That’s like saying homophobia is only aimed at gay men. It’s ignorant to say this. White people can be and are often victims of racism but it is not treated as such because it is not seen as a crime.
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No, what you’re trying to say with that comparison is that straight people are affected by homophobia too. Which they’re not.
You are white, I am white, we have a privilege that people of colour don’t have. That is white privilege.
Also ‘whatever the new politically correct term is’. That is white privilege right there. You can’t be bothered to ‘learn’ a word or term that isn’t offensive, how charming. I bet you expect people of colour to teach you about racism too, don’t you.
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