Tag: gOD

johnthedragon:

einthebusinessdeer:

mint-and-love:

einthebusinessdeer:

haybuck-pony:

einthebusinessdeer:

einthebusinessdeer:

einthebusinessdeer:

einthebusinessdeer:

shit shit shit I left my furry trash sketchbook in the lobby all the campus dorm leaders are having a meeting in and plopped right in the center of their table is a fucking shirtless bunny dude with my name on it shiiiiiit

tHEY FUCKING FLIPPED THROUGH IT SHIT NO

I’M NOT GOING TO BE REMEMBERED LIKE THIS

my RA just called me “rabbit dude”. it’s all over

I wanna correct them and tell them I’m a “deer dude” but is that any better really?

At least it wasn’t full on porn.

（；￣ェ￣）

It was wasn’t it

（；￣ェ￣）

a true classic

codeman38:

codeman38:

…OMG. I’ve been noticing that browsing my Tumblr dash in Firefox uses up around 1/3 of my CPU cycles, even with ad scripts blocked, but couldn’t figure out why.

After reading some developer tools documentation online, I managed to pinpoint that it was something involving CSS animations, but couldn’t find any obvious element that was animating on the page. So then I did a bit more debugging to see what animations were being reported by the document inspector.

It’s the mouseover animation on the Tumblr logo. Which, apparently, is coded in such a way that it keeps animating in the background even when the mouse is nowhere near it (!?!?!?!).

If you have the Stylish extension installed, here’s a userstyle to disable the logo animation:

@-moz-document domain(tumblr.com) {
    .logo .preload-container {
        animation: none !important;
    }
}

Edited to add: An even better version that enables the animation when moused over, but leaves the animation disabled when not:

@-moz-document domain(tumblr.com) {
    .logo .preload-container:not(:hover) {
        animation: none;
    }
}

aprilwitching:

sixappleseeds:

fun fact, the IRS will never ever ever call you. not even once.

if you get a call from someone claiming they’re with the IRS – even if they leave you a voicemail, or multiple voicemails – even if those voicemails say things like, Extremely Urgent, and, Please Respond Immediately – it’s not the IRS.

if you do call them back, bc you didn’t know that the IRS never ever ever calls people, and the guys on the other end tell you that there’s an arrest warrant out for you, bc you have discrepancies on your taxes and you owe $4900 which you must pay immediately, and if they tell you that this call is being recorded; that if you hang up the phone that will be considered an act of refusal and the police will show up at your door; that you can try to take this case to court, but the courthouse is in Washington, D.C., and if you’re found guilty, you’ll owe an additional $75,000; and if you try to call your mother via skype as you cry over the phone and they hear you talking to someone else and order you to stop, bc this is an official call, it’s being recorded, and you’re not allowed to consult with anyone else –

if someone calls claiming they’re with the IRS, you have my permission to shout at them to fuck off, and then you can contact the real IRS about this awful fucking scam.

im sorry that happened to you! pip got targeted by similar scammers last year, i think. reblogging ‘cause the faster this kind of scam becomes common knowledge, the faster it won’t work anymore.