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Numerology: Year 11 Modeling has picked up…maybe...

Sun, 18 Mar 2012 23:24:42 -0500

Numerology: Year 11

Modeling has picked up…maybe it’ll pick up even more :)

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absolutelymadness:

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punkrockmomjeans: Heh.

Tue, 17 Jan 2012 23:15:16 -0600

punkrockmomjeans:

Heh.

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jeffreestar: I wear heels bigger than your dick. :)

Wed, 30 Nov 2011 00:50:59 -0600

jeffreestar:

I wear heels bigger than your dick.

hpotterfacts: Right now, the US Congress is debating a law...

Tue, 22 Nov 2011 14:07:27 -0600

hpotterfacts:

Right now, the US Congress is debating a law that would give them the power to censor the world’s Internet — creating a blacklist that could target YouTube, WikiLeaks and even [sites] like [Tumblr]!

Under the new law, the US could force Internet providers to block any website on suspicion of violating copyright or trademark legislation, or even failing to sufficiently police their users’ activities. And, because so much of the Internet’s hosts and hardware are located in the US, their blacklist would clamp down on the free web for all of us.

The vote could happen any day now, but we can help stop this — champions in Congress want to preserve free speech and tell us that an international outcry would strengthen their hand. Let’s urgently raise our voices from every corner of the world and build an unprecedented global petition calling on US decision makers to reject the bill and stop Internet censorship. Sign now and then forward as widely as possible — our message will be delivered directly to key members of the US Congress ahead of the crucial vote.

EVERYONE SHOULD SIGN THIS PETITION. The internet is all a big part of our lives. PLEASE CLICK HERE TO SIGN! All you need is to enter your name, email, and postal code. You could help save the internet.

Ah ha!!! I found proof smaller is better :) even if it’s...

Thu, 10 Nov 2011 00:00:05 -0600

Ah ha!!! I found proof smaller is better :) even if it’s just on tumblr…

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Wed, 09 Nov 2011 23:54:37 -0600

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Fri, 21 Oct 2011 13:20:04 -0500

Well hey there sexy

(via You Can Easily Judge the Character of a Man - SRSLYcute)

Thu, 06 Oct 2011 18:38:07 -0500

(via You Can Easily Judge the Character of a Man - SRSLYcute)

spenacethemenace: christiankeyes: letterstomycountry: loridorn...

Mon, 03 Oct 2011 10:00:55 -0500

spenacethemenace:

christiankeyes:

letterstomycountry:

loridorn:

At what point does the need for security eclipse human dignity and compassion?

Yesterday I went through the imaging scanner at JFK Terminal 4 for my Virgin America flight to San Francisco. Evidently they found something, because after the scan, I was asked to step aside to have my breast area examined. I explained to the agent that I was a breast cancer patient and had a bilateral mastectomy in April and had tissue expanders put in to make way for reconstruction at a later date.

I told her that I was not comfortable with having my breasts touched and that I had a card in my wallet that explains the type of expanders, serial numbers and my doctor’s information (pictured) and asked to retrieve it. This request was denied. Instead, she called over a female supervisor who told me the exam had to take place. I was again told that I could not retrieve the card and needed to submit to a physical exam in order to be cleared. She then said, “And if we don’t clear you, you don’t fly” loud enough for other passengers to hear. And they did. And they stared at the bald woman being yelled at by a TSA Supervisor.

To my further dismay, my belongings, including my computer, were completely out of sight. I had no choice but to allow an agent to touch my breasts in front of other passengers.

I just didn’t understand why these agents were so insensitive to the situation. I would have been happy to show her which bag was mine and have her retrieve the card, but she did not allow even that. I have been through emotional and physical hell this past year due to breast cancer. The way I was treated by these TSA agents added a shitload of insult to injury and caused me a great deal of humiliation.

I understand the need for safety when flying, but there is also a need for those responsible to be compassionate and sensitive to each situation. These agents were neither.

I can only comfort myself with the fact that Karma is always circular.

The TSA is so bad with shit like this. You think the police are the only ones who abuse power? Not even close, but not everyone sees the shit TSA pulls. I fucking hate them.

They also really like stealing shit out of your luggage so always keep valuables with you when you fly.

Tsa, learn compassion.