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Sh*t Homophobic People Say (by lambdalegal)

I saw this video earlier today. It’s a funny take on the Shit Girls Say meme going around. Sadly it’s not a parody. That said I chuckled at the silliness of it all. Ignorance can be a bit funny from afar. I’m fortunate.

What also went through my head though (and it stuck with me because I recognized it) is that somewhere some poor little boy saw these people on the news and he believed them. One day these words will kill a young man. Even if he can’t remember what they said specifically and he easily discounts it for the ignorance it is…and even if he is beginning to live the life he (and surely God) must want him to live he will not be able to unwind the hate of himself planted in him so young.

I didn’t expect that about three hours later I would read exactly that.

How very very sad.

Evil is not a strong enough word for those who sow such hate.

Depressing.

It isn’t Christmas of you don’t get some Lego (Taken with instagram)

Just because something starts differently, doesn’t mean it’s worth less

— Peter Bjorn And John — Objects of my Affection

When you open Writer, still all you can do is write. No settings. This is the guiding principle. And it’s been very tough to stick to.

— 

Oliver Reichenstein

One heck of a guiding principle. Emphasis mine.

Foursquare should probably have a better idea of my time zone, considering how much data I send it. (Taken with Instagram at Blenz Coffee)

So good.

photojojo:

Chacho’s grandma has some advice for you!

Not sure if we completely agree with her on the Instagram one, but we like her anyway. 

Chacho’s Grandma Has Advice for You

via Behance

Almost definitely the most beautiful video ever made about Google Street View.

martinpownall:

Address is approximate: Great stop motion film

(Source: yeahimfuckingawesome, via asherehsa)

Vancouver is posing as New York this evening. (Taken with Instagram at Rosewood Hotel Georgia)

The @bifnaked #creativemornings was ridiculously good. (Taken with Instagram at W2 Media Cafe)