.424 seconds of Destiny:AToUW

circuitfry:

man I can’t believe that people dislike macklemore so much that they’ll slander him with tweets from five years ago

the tweets aren’t cool they aren’t excused but it’s pretty obvious that they don’t reflect how he feels today goddamn sometimes people just won’t give a person a real chance

He’s getting Macklemore than he’s ever bargained Macklefor.

D'awww, the album hasn’t even come out yet!

browningtons:

falloutboys:

How I feel about Daft Punk winning album of the year

haha yeah man those losers have been working for about 20+ years on music and gained so much popularity in france their music spread across america over the years, haha they’ve been friends since middle school and now they’ve finally made their dream of making a hit album with some of their inspirations, then getting album of the year haha who would think theyve earned this at all

puppyresidue:

egalitarians-do-it-better:

trans-because-fuck-you:

karkatstightpants:

how hard is stuff to understand

Shut up, you’re trash

The girl who made this is 13 years old and trying to spread the message that it’s shitty to bully people for their gender identity. You and your psychotic followers are harassing someone who is barely a teenager just because she’s not brainwashed into believing that trans people are all holy angels who should be praised and coddled simply for being trans. Calling you trash would be a fucking compliment.

I don’t know whether to be really happy or want to vomit over the fact that a 13 year old gets this better than a bunch of high school and college graduates.

my bird why does everyone just hate

why can’t people just love not based on damn titles and labels jfc

goddammit, labels and shit are really fuckin’ some shit up as of late

stop labeling shit, peeps are peeps with feelings and regardless of literally ANYTHING you say to literally anyone, you are actively saying it to actual people with actual feelings

It’s so easy to just hate a large group of people if you give them a label. Labels dehumanise. Look at slurs. All a slur is is a negatively charged label.

dammit, just everyone treat everyone with respect, commodity and dignity. Otherwise everything will just degrade into a pissing match of insults. Humanity is and damn well can be better than this, darlings. It’s a matter of working together at this, however.

lavenderharmony:

I did the obligatory submit to EQD thing, kinda just to see what would happen, and it got put at the very bottom of a Music of the Day bargain bin post. Again. I don’t really have much to take from that really, it’s probably not a very good track to most people, and I’m honestly not bothered (More on that later) but it really puzzles me too.

The brony music craze has been going for a very long time now, longer than a lot of genre crazes last for, and it seems the debate on “what makes a ‘pony song’ a ‘pony song’” still goes on, and is one of the myriad of reasons why I stopped bothering with the music side of the fandom. It also makes me wonder why there are so many people still interested in it. Occasionally I will miss doing it, either from memories and nostalgia, or jealousy of seeing others still having fun doing it, but I look around and I just have to ask what the point is, why go to the effort of trying to prove that your track has some relevance to a concept that is surely tired by now, and therein limit your creativity, just to try and appeal to a limited, rapidly diminishing and potentially abstracted demographic?

I made that piece totally for fun, and as far as Im concerned it’s done better than it rightfully should have. A lot of people make content these days just for themselves or their friends, funny videos, silly goofy messed up tracks, bits of quirky art and so on, just to please a handful of people, and I love that. My musings have really just come about as an observation of the reaction post-release, and it isn’t the first time I’ve noticed this behaviour either.

Make an overly complex concept piece, even one that has lyrics, it’s not pony enough and gets shoved, make a fun piece using blatant tropes to make the point clear and have a weird triple pun title, gets shoved. Remix winter wrap up, spotlight single post feature 2014 brony superstar yolo swag.

I’m not trying to kick up a fuss, I just wanted to put down my thoughts. I’ve tagged this post shutuplav so if you don’t want to see any part of this discussion, add that to your blocked tags and it shouldn’t appear.

>Make an overly complex concept piece, even one that has lyrics, it’s not pony enough and gets shoved 

>Make an overly complex concept piece, even one that has lyrics, it’s not pony enough.

>MAKE AN OVERLY COMPLEX CONCEPT PIECE

>IT’S NOT PONY ENOUGH

AHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHahahahahahahahahhhhahhhhhh*whimpers*

I feel bad because someone followed me for quite a bit of time, so I ended up following back and I realised that I wasn’t too interested in the posts made, so I unfollowed and then they immediately unfollowed

now they won’t hear my album :<

mattatatta:

Recently in America, moronic judges struck the key FCC literature that prevents ISPs (Internet Service Providers) from controlling the flow of legal traffic to consumers. What this means is that an ISP can demand money from internet-based companies to give their packets more bandwidth and faster connection speeds - or slow their connection to an abysmal crawl if they don’t pay up.

The false belief behind this concept is that having large businesses pay for bandwidth, it would in turn lower the costs a consumer has to pay, and if an ISP doesn’t lower it costs - according to federal judges - a consumer can easily choose an ISP that does.

The last clause is utter bull to anybody who knows how American ISPs in particular function. Assuming one even lives in a place that isn’t monopolised by one ISP (which a lot of rural consumers face), ISPs are notorious for their greed and contempt to their backed-in-a-corner customers. Giving a selfish company the freedom to demand money from both ends of the pipeline doesn’t mean the costs are split in half, it means the profits are doubled.

And that is not all, without Net Neutrality, an ISP can block lawful web traffic it simply does not like. Are you getting your Internet service from a cable company? Do you like Netflix and Hulu? Your cable company now has the freedom to block all data from video streaming services that compete with cable television - without fear of any lawsuits or reprimands. In fact, they could turn your access into a cable package, where you’d pay little to get access to a handful of websites, or pay astronomical fees to get access to every website on the internet.

Your internet access can turn into a pig pen of a dozen sites that you’re only allowed to see. You could be cut off from services you use everyday lest you pay more than you ever have done for internet access.

Net Neutrality was all about preventing companies and organisations from controlling what flows through the millions of virtual pipelines each day. It was all about giving anyone online the freedom and right to access the entirety of the internet without having to pay for anything other than a connection to it. With that gone, you could very well find yourself stuck using on a handful of ad-filled websites because you cannot afford the premium attached to using the sites you love.

And that is why I implore you to do what you can to bring it back. You can start by signing this petition on WhiteHouse.gov (https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/petition/restore-net-neutrality-directing-fcc-classify-internet-providers-common-carriers/5CWS1M4P), spreading the word out, and getting people to sign also.

There’s no way in FUCK that my home internet is going to become akin to my mobile connection.

“Heheh….

No, Twilight Sparkle. I am your OC. The TRUE self.”

riannafinch:

justyoutuberthings:

riannafinch:

I’m home

Hi home, I’m dad.

*sheds a fatherly tear*