Audrey on We Heart It.
lmao you know when people reblog their own posts and are like “what the fuck this wasn’t supposed to get notes” like hunty we know you reblogged that so it’ll get more notes
lmao you know when people reblog their own posts and are like “what the fuck this wasn’t supposed to get notes” like hunty we know you reblogged that so it’ll get more notes
what the fuck this wasn’t supposed to get notes why did it get notes
a: spend more time picking which pen and washi tape to use than actually taking notes. their notebook is a giant rainbow explosion.
b: simple. one pen, one notebook, maybe a highlighter if they’re feeling fancy.
c: takes notes on their laptop. organized, minimalist, timely. they have two windows open at all times: homework and tumblr.
d: doesn’t take many notes because they zone out for half of each class and is on their phone for the rest.
e: audio records the classes as well as taking notes by hand. later re-writes notes and types them *just in case* they lose their notebook. they never do.
f: never actually shows up to class, and if they do, they somehow forgot to bring a pen and paper.
g: you never see them taking any notes, instead they are always eating chipotle or mcdonalds in class. yet somehow they have the highest grade in the class.
Stephen Hillenburg was a marine biologist who created Spongebob as a part of a project to help educate kids on the ocean while working at the orange county marine institute. many of the characters in this educational comic went on to become a part of the series, including the future cartoon’s titular character, then known as Bob the Sponge.
this cartoon revolutionized the industry and in its initial boom was widely adored for its ability to be enjoyed by all ages and all demographics, creating an animated juggernaut for its generation akin to the simpsons or looney tunes, with people of all stripes able to remember its finest moments at the drop of a hat.
hillenburg began his official work on this groundbreaking program 15 years after graduating college. he left his career at the marine institute to study at CalArts. he didnt get his MFA until the early 90s. spongebob squarepants, now considered by many to be nickelodeon’s premier nicktoon, began airing the year he turned 38. his adventure as a professional truly shows the power of pursuing far-flung dreams, and that someone can do something huge long after their supposed “prime.”
this man changed animation, nickelodeon, and the childhoods of millions of people around the world forever in his unfortunately short life. i think it should be known just how much he managed to do in his time here, though, and his work and lofty ambition was something to be admired.
the above clip, featuring tiny tim’s “Living in the Sunlight,” is from the debut episode, “Help Wanted,” partially written by Hillenburg. It perfectly encapsulates the completely unorthodox and wildly entertaining tone that made this show so great.
here in arizona on one of the apache reservations i live on there is an epidemic of basically genocide of native american peoples. we are dying slowly one by one from agent orange poisoning in our water supply. we are developing illnesses that we have never had before until thirty or more years ago. we are suffering from cancers, alzhiemer’s, diabetes and other serious conditions that is destroying our health and no one is doing a damn thing. modern day feminists are crying about man spreading, man splaining, man whatever the fuck. but they aren’t screeching about our issues as native peoples. my family members are dying from sickness that was developed from agent orange. if you could reblog this and get the word out there! maybe white fucking feminists will talk about this instead of men spreading their legs on a fucking bus.
sources:
http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2015/03/06/we-all-use-water
https://www.facebook.com/Agent-Orange-San-Carlos-White-Mountain-Apache-791033161000625/
there are also youtube videos that you can watch about this. it’ll be so helpful if you shared this with your following base! i would appreciate it so much. thanks!
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rosewink answered:
this is so cute ohmygosh this sounds like something out of a book :0
how is the “annoying orange” doing??? is he okay?? has he calmed down
hes the president now
*sees the beautiful orange leaves*
*is stressed out because i’m not making the most of it, i don’t know what i’m supposed to do but they will be gone soon and i’m running out of time*
