missgingerlee: shamaninasuit: Please help! Richmond, VA, 23235 This is my cat Butterball, whom I’ve had since he was born. (I helped deliver him.) He’s a very good cat, and very important to me. However, I am going to be homeless starting on the 29th of May— I won’t have any way to support him or a place to keep him. I love him very much, and I don’t want to take him to an animal shelter— I’d much rather see him go directly to a loving home, so I’m hoping that someone in the area can take him in. (In the future, if it’s possible, I’d really like to get him back, but as long as he’s with a loving family…) He is an orange and white adult (older, but not elder) male cat who has been neutered. He’s very smart, and knows several words, including ‘no,’ ‘food,’ ‘snicker snacks (treats)’ ‘outside,’ and ‘lay down’. He’s litterbox trained but prefers the outside. He’s usually too lazy to hunt, but he loves to cuddle with people and is a very affectionate cat. He also loves people food, and is a terrible begger— and be careful if you have roast beef around him, he’ll go straight for it! His health is good, but he sneezes a lot and sometimes likes wet cat food when he can get it because he is missing some teeth. (This is not a requirement, but he’ll love you for it!) He’s a very lovely cat, and he deserves to find a loving home. Please, if you’re in the area and can possibly adopt him, please send me an ask and I’ll give you contact details to reach me. If you can’t, I humbly ask that you reblog this— I trust tumblr to help me find someone loving for him. Signal boost, y’all. Because Butterball.
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missgingerlee:

shamaninasuit:

Please help!

Richmond, VA, 23235

This is my cat Butterball, whom I’ve had since he was born. (I helped deliver him.) He’s a very good cat, and very important to me. However, I am going to be homeless starting on the 29th of May— I won’t have any way to support him or a place to keep him.

I love him very much, and I don’t want to take him to an animal shelter— I’d much rather see him go directly to a loving home, so I’m hoping that someone in the area can take him in. (In the future, if it’s possible, I’d really like to get him back, but as long as he’s with a loving family…)

He is an orange and white adult (older, but not elder) male cat who has been neutered. He’s very smart, and knows several words, including ‘no,’ ‘food,’ ‘snicker snacks (treats)’ ‘outside,’ and ‘lay down’. He’s litterbox trained but prefers the outside. He’s usually too lazy to hunt, but he loves to cuddle with people and is a very affectionate cat. He also loves people food, and is a terrible begger— and be careful if you have roast beef around him, he’ll go straight for it!

His health is good, but he sneezes a lot and sometimes likes wet cat food when he can get it because he is missing some teeth. (This is not a requirement, but he’ll love you for it!)

He’s a very lovely cat, and he deserves to find a loving home. Please, if you’re in the area and can possibly adopt him, please send me an ask and I’ll give you contact details to reach me. If you can’t, I humbly ask that you reblog this— I trust tumblr to help me find someone loving for him.

Signal boost, y’all.

Because Butterball.

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tyto—alba: Acanthosaura is a genus of lizards commonly known as mountain horned dragons, or pricklenape agamas. They are so named because of a row of dorsal spines which run down the back of their neck. They are arboreal lizards that are found in Southeast Asia. They are medium-sized, ranging from about 7½ inches up to 15 inches in length, depending on species and individual. They tend to prefer higher elevation areas that are dense with vegetation. They are insectivores so they only eat live food, in captivity their diet usually will include crickets, earthworms, silkworms, mealworms, moths, roaches, wax worms, and grasshoppers. They are also picky little buggars (as with a lot of retiles), they require a variety in diet and will often refuse food when given only one choice for an extended amount of time.  Also the most punk rock lizard I have ever had the pleasure of knowing x/x/x
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tyto—alba: Acanthosaura is a genus of lizards commonly known as mountain horned dragons, or pricklenape agamas. They are so named because of a row of dorsal spines which run down the back of their neck. They are arboreal lizards that are found in Southeast Asia. They are medium-sized, ranging from about 7½ inches up to 15 inches in length, depending on species and individual. They tend to prefer higher elevation areas that are dense with vegetation. They are insectivores so they only eat live food, in captivity their diet usually will include crickets, earthworms, silkworms, mealworms, moths, roaches, wax worms, and grasshoppers. They are also picky little buggars (as with a lot of retiles), they require a variety in diet and will often refuse food when given only one choice for an extended amount of time.  Also the most punk rock lizard I have ever had the pleasure of knowing x/x/x
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tyto—alba: Acanthosaura is a genus of lizards commonly known as mountain horned dragons, or pricklenape agamas. They are so named because of a row of dorsal spines which run down the back of their neck. They are arboreal lizards that are found in Southeast Asia. They are medium-sized, ranging from about 7½ inches up to 15 inches in length, depending on species and individual. They tend to prefer higher elevation areas that are dense with vegetation. They are insectivores so they only eat live food, in captivity their diet usually will include crickets, earthworms, silkworms, mealworms, moths, roaches, wax worms, and grasshoppers. They are also picky little buggars (as with a lot of retiles), they require a variety in diet and will often refuse food when given only one choice for an extended amount of time.  Also the most punk rock lizard I have ever had the pleasure of knowing x/x/x
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tyto—alba:

Acanthosaura is a genus of lizards commonly known as mountain horned dragons, or pricklenape agamas. They are so named because of a row of dorsal spines which run down the back of their neck. They are arboreal lizards that are found in Southeast Asia. They are medium-sized, ranging from about 7½ inches up to 15 inches in length, depending on species and individual. They tend to prefer higher elevation areas that are dense with vegetation.

They are insectivores so they only eat live food, in captivity their diet usually will include crickets, earthworms, silkworms, mealworms, moths, roaches, wax worms, and grasshoppers. They are also picky little buggars (as with a lot of retiles), they require a variety in diet and will often refuse food when given only one choice for an extended amount of time. 

Also the most punk rock lizard I have ever had the pleasure of knowing

x/x/x

3 percent of the decision-making in media comes from women. That means 97 percent of how women are portrayed is decided on by men.

Independent Lens, PBS
“Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines” (via ihopeyoucontinue4ever)

It also means that 97 percent of how men are portrayed in media are decided on by men. Something to remind MRAs and their ilk of when they complain about the stereotype of men as inept slobs, bad fathers, etc in media and advertising.

Men have the power. So when we men are shat on by the powers that be you don’t get to try and blame women for that.

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vvlin91: From the blog of Rachi Shinji (Eric): http://ameblo.jp/rachi-shinji/ He took three pictures with his fellow shinigami today(5/25) and couldn’t help acting like Grell in front of Uehara Takuya (in front of a garbage can). *crying because of dorkiness* This cast is so much fun. *flails*
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vvlin91: From the blog of Rachi Shinji (Eric): http://ameblo.jp/rachi-shinji/ He took three pictures with his fellow shinigami today(5/25) and couldn’t help acting like Grell in front of Uehara Takuya (in front of a garbage can). *crying because of dorkiness* This cast is so much fun. *flails*
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vvlin91: From the blog of Rachi Shinji (Eric): http://ameblo.jp/rachi-shinji/ He took three pictures with his fellow shinigami today(5/25) and couldn’t help acting like Grell in front of Uehara Takuya (in front of a garbage can). *crying because of dorkiness* This cast is so much fun. *flails*
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vvlin91: From the blog of Rachi Shinji (Eric): http://ameblo.jp/rachi-shinji/ He took three pictures with his fellow shinigami today(5/25) and couldn’t help acting like Grell in front of Uehara Takuya (in front of a garbage can). *crying because of dorkiness* This cast is so much fun. *flails*
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vvlin91: From the blog of Rachi Shinji (Eric): http://ameblo.jp/rachi-shinji/ He took three pictures with his fellow shinigami today(5/25) and couldn’t help acting like Grell in front of Uehara Takuya (in front of a garbage can). *crying because of dorkiness* This cast is so much fun. *flails*
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vvlin91:

From the blog of Rachi Shinji (Eric): http://ameblo.jp/rachi-shinji/

He took three pictures with his fellow shinigami today(5/25) and couldn’t help acting like Grell in front of Uehara Takuya (in front of a garbage can). *crying because of dorkiness*

This cast is so much fun.

*flails*

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Source: vvlin91

Public Service Announcement from your friendly neighborhood HoND lover

Fellow fans, I beg you to please be conscientious when playing with these characters.

Think before you post. Especially in regards to the term “gypsy.”

This story - especially the original novel - deals with a lot of heavy stuff and not always in the best way. The fact is, the portrayal of characters like Clopin and Esmeralda were horribly insulting to actual Romani. It may not seem like that at first glance, especially to us fans who have grown to love them and everything about them, but

the fact is, the culture portrayed is very, very wrong, and very, very stereotypical.

and the very word “gypsy” is a slur and should be avoided.

I KNOW that’s hard in a fandom like this, I get it. Most people don’t even know that’s a slur, and it doesn’t help that the Disney movie tosses it out left and right.That does not change the fact that the word has a history. A painful one.

For the sake of human decency, I would hope it would be easy enough to avoid it and the stereotypes associated with it. It’s not a word to be used lightly, especially not in a meme.

You guys are lovely people and I really encourage you to research this culture so you can understand why some of the things we do are a lot more ignorant than you realize. (And be careful in your research, too; loads of stuff tried to build on the fanciful stereotypes and it’s just wrong. I recommend finding actual Roma people and simply listening to them. There are a few on tumblr who try to fight this type of ignorance every day. I don’t want to put them on the spot in this rant-y post, but I’ll be glad to point you in the right direction if you message me.)