Jango Totally Has The Look Of A Cat Who You Just Watched Knock Something Over But Is Attempting To Bullshit

Jango totally has the look of a cat who you just watched knock something over but is attempting to bullshit you into thinking it was the dog.

One of my favorite pieces of canon continuity is that clones cannot lie for shit

Pretty much! 😆

Louder for the people in the back!

I swear, every time this comes up with my religious straight friends, they’re like, “I don’t get why people want to make (insert usually LGBTQ label) their whole identity.”

I feel like saying, “I don’t know, why do you want to overly identify with being straight or religious?” It’s literally the same thing. It’s a descriptor. Your level of attachment to it is entirely up to you. And just because you don’t understand wanting to be known for a certain aspect of your identity doesn’t mean people who do are somehow weird or less valid.

I’ll probably delete this later. I’m still just trying to process how hard it has been coming out as undecided and exploring my sexuality. It’s hard in my part of the country, and it’s even scarier with the upcoming election. Reading about what queer people in Russia and other parts of the world go through right now is downright terrifying. And I have so few people to talk to about it, because religious indoctrination is huge where I live. It’s sad seeing how people who are so open-minded in other areas are indoctrinated to hate us, all while being told what they’re doing is actually love.

Stay safe out there, guys. And thank you, OP for posting this. Although I know what you were saying was specifically about/for the therian community, I have been looking for those words but was unable to articulate them myself.

Label's are supposed to put a general word to your identity in order to give people an idea of who you are. The label itself is not your identity.

Does that make sense?

I love them all. 🩷

Unique coat colors on cats 🖤

The cat ears! I love these so much!

started watching gi joe last week and im predictable soooo

I would say this film is an adventure story even though there is no brandishing of weapons or battles involving supernatural powers.

However, this story is not a showdown between right and wrong. It is a story in which the heroine will be thrown into a place where the good and the bad dwell together, and there, she will experience the world.

She will learn about friendship and devotion, and will survive by making full use of her brain.

She sees herself through the crisis, avoids danger and gets herself back to the ordinary world somehow.

She manages, not because she has destroyed the “evil,” but because she has acquired the ability to survive.

-Hayao Miyazaki, The Art of Spirited Away, “Chihiro’s Mysterious Town”