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October 2012

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August 2012

12 posts

Aug 25, 20123,663 notes
Haphazard: I propose a Militant Vegan / Bloodmouth ship.  → this-reputable-dog.tumblr.com

thisgingersnapsback:

duessa:

bookworm412:

dominoblox:

sanityscraps:

bubonickitten:

duessa:

duessa:

sanityscraps:

bubonickitten:

Tumblr hasn’t had a ridiculous pairing like 4chumblr or SpecialSnowflake/OtherGirl in awhile.

Can this be a…

Has anyone drawn more pictures yet? Please say yes!

Aug 25, 2012335 notes
#Veggie Burger #shipping #funny
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“You don’t need religion to have morals. If you can’t determine right from wrong then you lack empathy, not religion.” —Unknown  (via ashlvigh)
Aug 22, 201227,596 notes
“Janice Jackson, another team member who is also working on a Ph.D. in communication disorders, conducted an experiment using pictures of Sesame Street characters to test children’s comprehension of the “habitual be” construction. She showed the kids a picture in which Cookie Monster is sick in bed with no cookies while Elmo stands nearby eating cookies. When she asked, “Who be eating cookies?” white kids tended to point to Elmo while black kids chose Cookie Monster. “But,” Jackson relates, “when I asked, ‘Who is eating cookies?’ the black kids understood that it was Elmo and that it was not the same. That was an important piece of information.” Because those children had grown up with a language whose verb forms differentiate habitual action from currently occuring action (Gaelic also features such a distinction, in addition to a number of West African languages), they were able even at the age of five or six to distinguish between the two.” —

But black Children are spose to be stupid… (via howtobeterrell)

aaaaaaaaaah cool

ETA:  AAVE is a 100% valid dialect, everyone, just in case you didn’t know.  There is no such thing as “talking right.”

(via raumlet)

Super interesting

(via thirstydeer)

Aug 1, 20124,955 notes
#linguistics #language #Black #White #AAVE #dialect #racism
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