trolltair:

disalloftheabove:

221badwolfstreet:

aswimmersparadise:

Let me tell you something about today. Today was the hottest day of the year in New Jersey, I woke up sweating despite air conditioning because it was 95 degrees. Now, i did what any logical person would do and I put on my favorite pair of shorts so i wouldn’t be sweating throughout the day.

        Even in my shorts i was sweating my balls off but I went through half of my day as normal, no boys stared at my ass or tried to grope me in public yet when i went to the the cafeteria a teacher told me to go to the office because he finds my shorts inappropriate. I head down to the office to find a group of girls wearing shorts and skirts sitting in a small room in the office, we where all ordered to call our parents or to change into the clothes they had offered us from the school store. These items of clothing included sweatpants and a large heavy sweatshirt. I obviously refused to where those because it was 95 degrees and when you are sweating the key to cool down is NOT to put on more clothes. They told me I would have to stay in that room the whole day if it came down to it.

      I was able to leave the office when my friend gave me a pair of yoga pants. The man who made me go down to the office brought down several other girls as I was leaving, at this point they didn’t care how long the shorts where they just sent everyone who was wearing a pair down. They warned me that if I put my shorts back on they would right me up. 

     I put them back on anyway because just walking down the hallway in those yoga pants made me faint, dizzy,and extremely hot. Thats the main issue, it is hot enough for people to pass out in school but to the school system they would rather a girl suffer from a heat stroke then to have a boy become  turned on. My shorts don’t say “COme fuck me in the middle of class” they say,”Its warm out”

The sexualizing of innocent students is not okay

Risking students health is not okay

and tHE LACK OF FEMINISM IN THE SCHOOL SYSTEM WILL NEVER BE OKAY

Today was literally horrible

I hate our school so much

Florida pretty much all of the time.

What you’re wearing is pretty much normal too me.. on such a hot day no one wars a top and a blouse, just a top and shorts/hotpants and thats it, no one cares because its a normal thing to wear

(via meiloslyther)

We are the generation of nostalgia. We grew up in the age of transition. From hand-written letters to electronic mails. From film to digital. We were fascinated by new things, neglecting the way we spend our afternoons. Cupcakes and tea. Play-Doh and Polly Pockets. Young and naive. Technology completely changed the way we waited and we grew up too fast. The simple things in life seems more meaningful now. We grew up in the age of transition and have become the generation of nostalgia. this explains the 90s kids (via ladymargaerytyrells)

(via lifeinthemediumfastlane)

Apparently some people memorize important numbers, but I would be too paranoid and have to double check anyway so I really don’t see the harm in not memorizing them.

I’m just saying.

clambistro:

everything about this!!!!

clambistro:

everything about this!!!!

(via gallifreyan-stories)

chicklikemeblog:

Another of those “maybe this isn’t too short after all” kind of days…

chicklikemeblog:

Another of those “maybe this isn’t too short after all” kind of days…

carpr0n:

Nightwatchman
Starring: Dodge Challenger
(by Jonathan Daniels1)

carpr0n:

Nightwatchman

Starring: Dodge Challenger

(by Jonathan Daniels1)

(via brennando)

My mom is buying a house. We’ve had to act like grown ups around the realtor and it’s been rather difficult. We drove behind her while Mom did some serious car dancing to Gin and Juice.

Today we have to meet with her to do a home inspection. Right now, Mom’s painting her toe nails and keeps saying “Hey batta batta, sa-wing, batta!” because we’re watching Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.

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