Live and Love under Patooties' peculiar light
noitemsfoxonlyfinaldestination:
This, don’t call us latinx, latino is fine and is neutral
As a Latina, I hate the word latinx. Feels weird
We can’t even pronounce it
my favorite thing about this is all the nonbinary people are cis girls
like on tumblr
majority of them are cis girls who want to feel speciallmao what show is this
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Day_at_a_Time_(2017_TV_series)
Latinx literally only “works” in English.
If you are going to make a new word to represent NB or gender neutral (or hell anything else really) at least make it work for the language it is meant to be used by.
*is hispanic*
Not gonna lie, that earned a giggle from me.
Fuck Latinx, I’m on team Latin@
(via kitana-coldfire)
I’m lickin’ mashed potatoes off my Switch controller. Are you turned on by me? Do I make you hot?
— My wife, inexplicably with a deep southern accent (via shitmygaywifesays)
(via endarkculi)
The word “moist” is the Number One universally reviled word in the English language due to both its definition and the way it sounds. Similarly gross words include
- chunks
- curdling
- squirt
- munch
- bulbous
- pustule
- sink
- squirm
- slippery
Which got me wondering, can I elicit the same emotions with words that have no meaning? And the answer is “Yes, yes you definitely can.”
So here it is: words and phrases that elicit “thanks, i hate it!” by sheer negative sonority
- scrungo
- beesechurger
- mingus
- hurgling
- tungus
- Scrimmy Bingus and the Crungy Spingus
- slurm
- chungus
- crungle
- gunch
But did you know you can make it even worse by combining them??
- bucket of curdling chunks
- the pustulous gunch muncher
- your squirming tungus
- this crungy beesechurger
- a squirting chungus
- the slurm sink
- a slippery mingus
And my all time favorite
m y ⠀m o i s t ⠀s c r u n g o
(via insanelyfriendlysquirrel)
