9gag:

Sticks and Stones…

(Source: thataintgood)

anthonyvenutolo:

Wonder if she’d share some Ritz?

anthonyvenutolo:

Her husband owned a bar but she was a lush for LUST …

9gag:

We done here?

comicallyvintage:

I’ll Do Dangerous, Masculine Things…

religiousragings:

LOL!

(Source: pandalecki, via seriouslyamerica)

nevver:

No Love Lost

(Source: appleday)

mudwerks:

(via LUNETTES NOIRES: Carter Brown - l’évolution Des Mœurs)

stfuconservatives:

the-disgruntledgradstudent:

totheexperts:

image: juxtaposition of a pro-life “what! embryos are babies” billboard and a McDonald’s McMuffin “every egg’s dream” billboard].

stuffsickpeoplehavetoputupwith:

Somewhat off-topic, but the juxtaposition is too priceless not to re-blog.

Best thing I’ve seen in a while.

Oh, this one’s a classic. If embryos are babies, why is there not a picture of an embryo on your billboard? Oh, because they aren’t babies. Right.

(via stfuconservatives)

(via mudwerks)

utnereader:

PLUS Model Magazine, a publication celebrating the plus-size fashion industry, recently printed some revealing statistics about the models that exhibit our clothes, sell our products, and generally define female beauty. The highlights:

• Twenty years ago, the average model weighed 8% less than the average woman; today, she weighs 23% less.
• Most models meet the Body Mass Index physical criteria for anorexia.
• When the plus-size modeling industry began, the models ranged in size from 14 to 20; today, they average between a size 6 and 14.
• Half of American women wear a size 14 or larger, but most standard clothing outlets cater to sizes 14 or smaller.

Keep reading …