Reblong to give someone an ice cream sanditch.
And they really went all out, here are some of my favorite responses:
And of course, the most confusing of all to cis people:
Link to the original if you wanna see more responses!
Edit: first off, wow I did not expect this to take off like it did, thank you!
Second, this somehow made it onto TERF and anti-sjw tumblr and their replies are just proof they have no sense of humor.
I'm not quite sure how I got to the House MD (? I guess?) fandom tumblr, but I must say, the posts are funny and intriguing, I may have to consider watching the show
Chase: So.. do you think Dr. House and Dr. Wilson are shagging?
Cameron: What? No. Why would you possibly think that?
Chase: Well, back in college, I had this mate who fancied me, and well... the way he looked at me... I just think there's something going on between them. You really don't think?
Cameron: Dr. House doesn't have the capacity for emotion required for that level of intimacy.
(they both turn to FOREMAN, asking him to settle the debate)
Foreman: This is unprofessional. But fine... I think Dr. House probably has some lingering feelings for Dr. Wilson, but he'd never cheat on his wife. Especially not for Dr. House
(HOUSE and WILSON walk in, clearly having overheard)
House: He would absolutely cheat on his wife for me.
Wilson, indignant: Come on, cheat on my - cheat? The only time we were together was between my marriages -
(pregnant pause, as all realize the implication. CUDDY enters.)
Cuddy: We have a 10 year old dying of the dancing plague right now.
in my experience if you're learning a language but you're worried about not pronouncing it right or sounding ridiculous in front of native speakers, I'm here to tell you that most people do not care. they don't care if you have an accent or if your mother tongue is peeking through, because in all honesty, everyone has an accent. it's unfair and frankly unrealistic to expect people to bear no remnants of their native tongue when speaking another. you've spent your entire life speaking your language, interacting with the world in it; your understanding of language is built on your native one and its natural sounds. no one can expect you to entirely shift how your brain processes words and sounds. most native speakers will just appreciate you trying at all. if it's comprehensible, if the gist of what you're saying gets across, then it's good enough. if you're trying, your accent is fine.
Reblog to give prev a magical amulet that protects them from headache
this is gonna enter my vocabulary for sure
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