Hey guys, remember when we all freaked out about SOPA and CISPA?

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comatoseinsomnia:

comatoseinsomnia:

It’s back.

No, don’t ignore this.
This affects every one of you in the U.S.
Take a single moment to reblog this dammit. We stopped it last time by public outcry, we can do it again.

oh my god you guys it’s back. Reblog the shit out of this

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xvxavier:

If you’re a “nice guy” to a girl up until you realize she doesn’t want to date you, then go on about how she’s a cold shrew that friendzoned you and how no girls date nice guys, like, nah mate, girls do date nice guys. You just aren’t a nice guy. You’re a passive aggressive beta with internalized misogyny and a serious victim complex.

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How to reblog text posts so they don’t look like shit

bella-clover:

thesexychocolateman:

HOW IT SHOULD LOOK:

HOW IT ACTUALLY LOOKS: 

SOLUTION:

And to those using missing-e, it has an option to automatically reblog long text posts as text posts, so you don’t have to do this every time. It’s in Post Features, under Better Reblogs. Here:

Wow this really helps! I had no idea that’s what that was for, awesome!

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mothernaturenetwork: Idaho plans extensive wolf hunts, trappingThe state’s wolf population is estimated at 1,000 animals, but it plans to reduce their numbers to no fewer than 150. Idaho says its aim is to lower the number of conflicts between wolves and livestock and to end wolf-caused declines of elk in some parts of the state where outfitters have complained they are losing clients because of unsuccessful hunts for elk. Still, a recent survey by state wildlife managers shows elk populations exceed or meet biologists’ objectives in the vast majority of Idaho’s hunting areas. Another study by wildlife managers shows Idaho wolves killed 148 cows in 2010, out of a total 2.2 million head of cattle in the state. This is beyond extreme! I hope this is stopped in time, the slaughter of so many innocent beautiful creatures should not be allowed!
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mothernaturenetwork:

Idaho plans extensive wolf hunts, trapping
The state’s wolf population is estimated at 1,000 animals, but it plans to reduce their numbers to no fewer than 150.

Idaho says its aim is to lower the number of conflicts between wolves and livestock and to end wolf-caused declines of elk in some parts of the state where outfitters have complained they are losing clients because of unsuccessful hunts for elk.
 
Still, a recent survey by state wildlife managers shows elk populations exceed or meet biologists’ objectives in the vast majority of Idaho’s hunting areas. Another study by wildlife managers shows Idaho wolves killed 148 cows in 2010, out of a total 2.2 million head of cattle in the state.

This is beyond extreme! I hope this is stopped in time, the slaughter of so many innocent beautiful creatures should not be allowed!

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