[Image: A screenshot of Scar from the Lion King in mid-leap, with a Pop-Tart and rainbow trail Photoshopped in to make him resemble Nyan Cat.]
oh my god.
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[Image: A screenshot of Scar from the Lion King in mid-leap, with a Pop-Tart and rainbow trail Photoshopped in to make him resemble Nyan Cat.]
oh my god.
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[Image Description: Background is several triangles in a circle like a pie alternating from true red, scarlet and black. A robin is sitting on his perch looking to the right. Top Text: “CUSTOMER TRIES TO USE HER STORE CARD AS HER CREDIT CARD.” Bottom Text: “”MA’AM THAT’S NOT YOUR-” “DON’T LOOK AT MY PIN!”.”]
Complete true story. Yesterday an old lady decided she was going to use her store card in place of her credit card, yell at me to not look at her pin, ignore me when I tell her that’s not her credit card, proceed with the credit card process, tell me it processed, ignore me when I tell her again that it didn’t becuase that’s not her credit card, demands a reciept, I tell her again she needs to swipe her credit card…and it goes on from there as I have a line of 3 plus people behind her. I have nothing against old people but please listen to your cashier as we know best.
The thing that gets me is when people put in their PIN and cup their hands around the pad to stop me from seeing it. Number one, there’s a little shield on it already, so that’s totally unnecessary. Number two, do you honestly think that a) I could remember the PINs of everyone who uses debit during my shift, or b) I could do anything with that information without having your actual card?](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ly465zBcLh1qm3qzeo1_500.png)
[Image Description: Background is several triangles in a circle like a pie alternating from true red, scarlet and black. A robin is sitting on his perch looking to the right.
Top Text: “CUSTOMER TRIES TO USE HER STORE CARD AS HER CREDIT CARD.”
Bottom Text: “”MA’AM THAT’S NOT YOUR-” “DON’T LOOK AT MY PIN!”.”]Complete true story. Yesterday an old lady decided she was going to use her store card in place of her credit card, yell at me to not look at her pin, ignore me when I tell her that’s not her credit card, proceed with the credit card process, tell me it processed, ignore me when I tell her again that it didn’t becuase that’s not her credit card, demands a reciept, I tell her again she needs to swipe her credit card…and it goes on from there as I have a line of 3 plus people behind her. I have nothing against old people but please listen to your cashier as we know best.
The thing that gets me is when people put in their PIN and cup their hands around the pad to stop me from seeing it. Number one, there’s a little shield on it already, so that’s totally unnecessary. Number two, do you honestly think that a) I could remember the PINs of everyone who uses debit during my shift, or b) I could do anything with that information without having your actual card?
Guys.
GUYS.
HAVE YOU SEEN THIS OH MY GOD THE AWESOMENESS
Regardless of anything else, I’m a little offended you compared Ayn Rand to Ursula.My most sincere apologies.
There is no comparison, except that they are both monstrous women.
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Reblogging this solely for the artwork. I cannot stop staring at it, it is that gorgeous.
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Not gonna get into a political debate with a friend who obviously has no idea what the fuck he’s talking about.
Not after the day I’ve just had.
O_O ….. hhhhHHMMMMmmmmmmm
I can’t put my feelings into words right now.
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Duuuude.
Aprons are one of those things I would love to have a highly impractical collection of.
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Actually, those just happen to be my favorite Starburst flavors.

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A much needed SECOND color update!
*leans back and relaxes, for finally, Ain’s skin is fixed properly*
Are you following The Arkh Project yet?
You really should be.
This is adorable.
“You don’t come back in here until you’ve apologized to every person in this room, Because you just exercised a freedom that none of these people of color have. When these people of color get tired of racism, they can’t just walk out, because there’s no place in this country where they aren’t going to be exposed to racism. They can’t even stay in their own homes and not be exposed to racism if they turn on their television. But you, as a white female, when you get tired of being judged and treated unfairly on the basis of your eye color, you can walk out that door, and you know it won’t happen out there. You exercised a freedom they don’t have. If you’re going to be in here you’re going to apologize to every person of color in this room. And do it now.”
“I’m sorry there’s racism in this country—
“BULLSHIT! No, you’re not going to say ‘I’m sorry there’s racism.’ You’re going to apologize for what YOU just did.”
“I will not apologize because it’s not a matter of race always—”
“OUT.”
Jane Elliot is a champ.
I find it fascinating how much some of the white people in the room resisted the idea that racism could hurt POC just for existing & being of color.
This is pretty sweet.
And damn, that first girl was annoying. Like, not only was she completely missing the point, but you’re really going to cry and storm out over not being able to talk over your professor? Stop that.
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