PATER PECCAVI Ithaca
gotagirlcrush:

Got a Girl Crush On: Dr. Walton, PhD
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bring it

gotagirlcrush:

Got a Girl Crush On: Dr. Walton, PhD

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bring it

brooklynmutt:

‘Sh*t Mitt Says’

The Hill

of COURSE he likes the Twilight series..

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voguedissent:

The most amazing Freudian slip ever. 

R-Money!(is money) 

voguedissent:

The most amazing Freudian slip ever. 

R-Money!
(is money) 

footagenotfound:

Yesterday during the Super Bowl, a game that features dozens of overgrown men in spandex attempting to violently murder each other for three straight hours, the unthinkable happened. Some British lady extended her middle finger in the direction of a camera, an action that was clearly directed towards the legion of children who weren’t watching or paying attention, who have no idea what the middle finger even means, and brought Western Civilization to its knees. America’s ad hoc President of Funsies, Tim Winter of the Parents Television Council, immediately put on his butthurt manpants and issued a whiny statement that included the following line:

“M.I.A. used a middle finger shamelessly to bring controversial attention to herself, while effectively telling an audience filled with children, ‘F— you.’”

When reached for comment on being told to fuck off by M.I.A., 7-year-old Jayden Applestix Thomas had this to say, “I didn’t watch the halftime show because I’m 7.”
While flipping an entire planet the bird is, at worst, kinda lame, I don’t think it even registered on my  list of offensive things that happened on February 5, 2012. In no particular order, here are some things that were more offensive that happened during the game:
Steven Tyler and Rush Limbaugh were hanging out together.
Teams from Boston and New York were involved and we all had to pretend to care.
That super racist, anti-Asian commerical that asshole Senate candidate from Michigan aired.
Tim Tebow wasn’t asked to give the pregame prayer live on Fox News.
None of us prayed enough for Tom Brady.
Oh, did I mention that super racist, anti-Asian commerical that asshole Senate candidate from Michigan aired?
 Eli Mannings face.
I ran out of beer at halftime. (Really, that was my fault, but still. OFFENDED)!
Go Daddy’s continued existence.
Oh, and before I forget, that super racist, anti-Asian commerical that asshole Senate candidate from Michigan aired. 

Fuck you, Hoekstra.

footagenotfound:

Yesterday during the Super Bowl, a game that features dozens of overgrown men in spandex attempting to violently murder each other for three straight hours, the unthinkable happened. Some British lady extended her middle finger in the direction of a camera, an action that was clearly directed towards the legion of children who weren’t watching or paying attention, who have no idea what the middle finger even means, and brought Western Civilization to its knees. America’s ad hoc President of Funsies, Tim Winter of the Parents Television Council, immediately put on his butthurt manpants and issued a whiny statement that included the following line:

“M.I.A. used a middle finger shamelessly to bring controversial attention to herself, while effectively telling an audience filled with children, ‘F— you.’”

When reached for comment on being told to fuck off by M.I.A., 7-year-old Jayden Applestix Thomas had this to say, “I didn’t watch the halftime show because I’m 7.”

While flipping an entire planet the bird is, at worst, kinda lame, I don’t think it even registered on my  list of offensive things that happened on February 5, 2012. In no particular order, here are some things that were more offensive that happened during the game:

  • Steven Tyler and Rush Limbaugh were hanging out together.
  • Teams from Boston and New York were involved and we all had to pretend to care.
  • That super racist, anti-Asian commerical that asshole Senate candidate from Michigan aired.
  • Tim Tebow wasn’t asked to give the pregame prayer live on Fox News.
  • None of us prayed enough for Tom Brady.
  • Oh, did I mention that super racist, anti-Asian commerical that asshole Senate candidate from Michigan aired?
  •  Eli Mannings face.
  • I ran out of beer at halftime. (Really, that was my fault, but still. OFFENDED)!
  • Go Daddy’s continued existence.
  • Oh, and before I forget, that super racist, anti-Asian commerical that asshole Senate candidate from Michigan aired

Fuck you, Hoekstra.

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msmorose:

Romney don’t you dare disrespect her and flip your hand in “blah blah” mode when she repeats that she loves this country. Tell it like it is auntie!

20 years of Reagan economics and trickle-down theory has only benefited the upper class, and thus, has helped make America a country with one of the highest incomes per capita (still, Mr. Romney, you should fact check.) In addition, GDP seems irrelevant to answering her question on the creation of new jobs.

Also, who’s asking you whether you like or dislike immigrants, or immigration, or legal immigration, or illegal immigration? How dare you even bring up the illegal immigration in your response in an attempt to undercut her statement. It’s not about how you “put Asians down” in your specific policy or speech, but how the economic, healthcare, education, and legal systems of the United States is set against those with the fewest resources; those who would benefit the most. This includes Asian immigrants and the working class. 

[oh, and regarding immigration, one last thing. In the infinite wisdom of Jessica Yee: “I didn’t cross the border, the border crossed me.”]

theweekmagazine:

The first “War on Christmas” was waged almost 400 years ago by our Puritan forefathers. The Pilgrims  who came to America in 1620 were outraged by Christmas, partially because it did not originate as a Christian holiday. The upper classes in  ancient Rome celebrated Dec. 25 as the birthday of the sun god Mithra. Beyond that, the Puritans considered it historically inaccurate to place  the Messiah’s arrival on Dec. 25. They thought Jesus had been born  sometime in September. They felt so strongly about the holiday that in New England, they banned Christmas celebrations entirely. Christmas Day was only formally declared a federal holiday in 1870. 

so that’s HAPPY HOLIDAYS to you, GOP

theweekmagazine:

The first “War on Christmas” was waged almost 400 years ago by our Puritan forefathers. The Pilgrims who came to America in 1620 were outraged by Christmas, partially because it did not originate as a Christian holiday. The upper classes in ancient Rome celebrated Dec. 25 as the birthday of the sun god Mithra. Beyond that, the Puritans considered it historically inaccurate to place the Messiah’s arrival on Dec. 25. They thought Jesus had been born sometime in September. They felt so strongly about the holiday that in New England, they banned Christmas celebrations entirely. Christmas Day was only formally declared a federal holiday in 1870.

so that’s HAPPY HOLIDAYS to you, GOP

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Don’t tread on me

Don’t tread on me

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We’re not racists.

Shawn Lewis, third-year poli sci major and president of the Berkeley College Republicans, on their “Diversity Bake Sale” stunt to protest efforts to increase the numbers of minorities in California’s universities

With all due respect: You don’t get to decide if you’re a racist. You can only decide how you want to act. Everyone else gets to judge you on that. (That said: I’d love it if a progressive group did this sort of thing, only if they made things really cheap for white guys to underscore just how easy we’ve actually got it in comparison to everyone else.)

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From NYTimes: “’This event was not organized by a bunch of white guys,’ Mr. Lewis said. “We’re not racists.” The group’s 10-member board of directors includes several Asians and a Latino, he said, and more than half the board members are women.”  Let me reiterate: “The test of how racist you are is not how many people of color you can count as friends…It’s how many white people you’re willing to talk to about racism.”

Here is Shawn Lewis’ response to media coverage of their pay-by-race bake sale, from the Berkeley College Republicans website:

 

My Thoughts on the Berkeley CRs Bake Sale

Welcome to Berkeley!

Where ideas are exchanged and disagreement is encouraged as a part of this awesome idea known as higher education. As a white, conservative male, where could I hope for a more rigorous challenging of my personal, political, and philosophical ideas than at UC Berkeley? For the past two years I’ve been here at Cal, I have experienced incredible conversations with people I disagree with politically, and have formed some of my closest friendships with long-committed Democrats. Anyone who knows me knows this to be true.

What I have seen and heard in response to the Berkeley College Republicans’ “Increase Diversity Bake Sale” has been far from healthy disagreement or challenging of ideas.

Instead, I have witnessed the harassment of the creators of the Facebook event, threats to those who plan on participating in the event, and a total mischaracterization of the purpose of the bake sale.

This event is in response to SB 185, a bill passed by the California legislature and on the desk of Gov. Jerry Brown. It would allow the UC and CSU systems to consider race and other factors in college admission decisions, in direct defiance of the will of the voters with Proposition 209. After the UC Berkeley student government endorsed the bill, we decided a response was needed. Thus this bake sale was formulated. Participants will be offered a discount based on their race and gender. If preferences based on skin color are ok for college admissions, they should be ok for other aspects of life. We agree that the event is inherently racist, but that is the point. It is no more racist than giving an individual an advantage in college admissions based solely on their race or gender.

Blanket statements have been made to the Berkeley College Republicans and anyone participating in this event, claiming they are all ‘Ignorant rich white kids’ or ‘WASPy Conservatives’. If you’ve ever been to a BCR meeting, you would know we have an incredibly diverse membership from a wide variety of ethnic backgrounds. But we don’t keep tab.

In addition to these grossly misguided comments, there has been a surprising amount of implicit and expressed threats targeted toward the supporters of the event. Several people have threatened they will “stop by the table only to knock it over” or “buy a cupcake just to throw it at [us]”. These physical threats are no joke. Further implicit threats were made, including one ASUC Senator who directly messaged me and warned of the “repercussions we will face” if we go through with our event.

Threatening and intimidating political opposition should not be part of the Cal Community.

It is my hope that any student or student organization should feel comfortable and safe in voicing their views on a current issue, especially when that view is in the minority.

To see the full description/info of the mentioned bake sale, please click here: http://tinyurl.com/3prko9f

Sincerely,

Shawn Lewis
President, Berkeley College Republicans

Shawn Lewis, you are the real victim here! Oh actually I was being satirical see what I did there hm, boo..

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father, I have sinned
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