27bluntsaday asked
Top ten jobs for stupid people?
1. Being a clown, preferably the one on the bike.
2. Being a clown while on the bike, possibly to be chased by a bear
27bluntsaday asked
Top ten jobs for stupid people?
1. Being a clown, preferably the one on the bike.
2. Being a clown while on the bike, possibly to be chased by a bear
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Meme news: The Brazilian actress Renata Sorrah came out as bisexual at the age of 76
That's her, btw
She's an icon and also very talented. We Stan.
somebody: do you ever feel like you were born in the wrong generation? I mean I was definitely supposed to live in the 80s I love 80s music and Reaganomics and ignoring the human rights violations and CIA backed coups
me, thinking about the 25,000 year old mammoth bone hut as always, stopped listening after the first sentence: yeah I was definitely born at the wrong timeā¦.
For the details with no paywall:
The article says that the guidelines have been updated. Instead of asking if you’re a man that’s had sex with another man in the past 3 months it asks everyone regardless of gender if they’ve had anal sex with a new partner or if they’ve had anal sex with multiple partners in the past 3 months.
This both opens up blood donation to msm in exclusive relationships or who don’t have anal sex and more accurately identifies hiv risk from people who aren’t msm. This is exactly the sort of guidelines we’ve been fighting for for years. This is a major win for both gay rights and blood donation in the US. Now a bunch of people who couldn’t donate before can donate now.
The secrets scientists don’t want you to know about:
Me: Did you know that medieval cathedrals weren't actually supposed to be dark and rundown places with only stained glass as color? They were bright places full of light... the reason they look like that now is because of the centuries of accumulated grime and dust, here look at this restoration of the Cathedral of Chartres in France:
It's based on actual paint from the times, and when you think about it, it makes a lot more sense, after all a church is supposed to be a bright place of hope. Yet when we think about the middle ages we think about grimy and dark cathedrals. I wonder how much of our conception of history is shaped by our current visions of historical buildings.
My Goth GF: listen, I don't think this thing between us is working,