Greek Gods Incorrect Quotes...Christmas Edition

Greek Gods Incorrect Quotes...Christmas Edition

Hermes: Wreck the malls this holiday season!

Apollo: Fa la la la la, la la la la!

Hermes: Blow your cash for no good reason!

Apollo: Fa la la la la, la la la la!

Hermes: Push your credit card to the limit!

Apollo: Falala, lalala, la la la!

Hermes: Checkbook now has nothing in it!

Apollo: Fa la la la la, la la la laaaaaa!

(Sing to the tune of Deck the Halls)

I can barely come up with ideas as is, can't risk it.

Imagine getting so salty that your crush likes someone else that you orchestrate his untimely death at the hands of the person he likes

Aztec Gods Incorrect Quotes 5

Tezcatlipoca: Well, I’d offer you some moral support, but I have some questionable morals.

Another idea: Communities on Tumblr

For a while now folks have asked us for better ways to connect with other people who share similar interests. We’re listening, and at Labs we’ve been looking into fulfilling that need, Tumblr style.

Introducing Communities, a new place to connect with others on Tumblr:

Here in Labs, we’re working on big ideas that could transform how Tumblr is used, while keeping that Tumblr vibe alive. You can see one of those ideas above. We’re calling it “Communities”, a new dedicated space on Tumblr for people to share and discuss all the content they love. Communities can cover topics like your favorite show, artist, movie, video game, your school, your board game group, friend group, big or small, whatever you want.

Each Community has their own semi-private safer space away from the regular dashboard where you can interact with other Tumblr users who share the same interests and passions as you. There are moderators and members (you!), rules, and privacy settings. Each community has its own feed of posts from members, separate from your Following and For You feeds. Interactions within community spaces stay there and replies will work more like a traditional comment section. Folks will be able to reblog posts into a community, but not out — at least not yet.

We’re very excited for you to try it, and help define the best path forward. What we have is a prototype to help us validate the idea, but there’s still plenty of questions that need answering. Over the next couple of weeks, we’ll be reaching out to people across Tumblr, and the internet at large, to try our prototype. Based on the feedback we get, we’ll iterate on the idea to see what resonates best with all of you on Tumblr.

If this sounds interesting, please like, reblog, or reply to this post, and we’ll invite you to beta test this feature when we roll it out to a wider Tumblr audience, as a little perk for following the Labs blog.

Stay tuned for more!