Elegant Decay

The names Whitney. I'm confusing and funny and simply adorkable. I'm pervy and a nerd and I'm not ashamed of it. I reblog alot and I don't say sorry for much. I like funny things, fashiony things, cute things, foody thing, boyssss, pervy things and intellectual stuffs. I'm a aspiring writer and editor/publisher. I look forward to my life and I'm enjoying it so far. Got a question ask et. Decaying creatures

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ladyogrady:

I finally made my own contribution to The Hawkeye Initiative! Tis something I’ve been meaning to make for awhile but needed an extra push in the form of a final for my Gender in Comics class. I already enjoy gender-bending popular characters quite a bit and I like to comment on objectification of the female body versus the male body (or am I just trying to tackle the ever present male gaze?) so this contribution turned out to be a very appropriate and delightful piece for my interests.

Hawkeye posed as Psylocke as drawn by Ed Benes. Enjoy!


Yahoo bought Tumblr pass it on

yinx1:

antisociallysplendid:

deanandcasprofoundlybound:

hb-loves-1d-and-pawprints:

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loki-isblue:

mrsmosby-wannabe:

relright:

thecouscousqueen:

kenyabenyagurl:

thinksquad:

Announcement coming Monday

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WHAT DOES THIS MEAN

I smell ads coming if this is true

I DON’T KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT

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Passing it on while crying

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FUCK THIS SHIT

aliceandmarylou:

OOooh in a 90’s kind of world…I’m glad i got my GIRLS! 
-squeals- HAI’S BABY!!!!!!


shygirl364:

REALLY!?! With Seth & Amy - 5/18/13


I Love You (monique and blonde dancer ver) | requested by perverts


Unf. Bond booteh. Who wouldn’t notice?


Get it Get it
sickofmyownvoice:

The BEST. @nayarivera

negritaaa:

inthylove:

Haaz Sleiman and Danai Gurira

(they were the two stars of the film “The Visitor”)

Damn Danai, get it!


One Size Fits All
  • (A man comes to the counter and places two dresses on the counter: one sized XS and one sized XXL.)
  • Me: “Are these dresses both for the same woman?”
  • Customer: “Yes.”
  • Me: “Oh, okay. These are both very different sizes, so they are not likely to fit the same person. What size does she usually take?”
  • Customer: “Um… I’m not sure.”
  • Manager: “Well, does she look more like me or more like her?”
  • (Note: my manager is quite small, and I am quite big.)
  • Customer: “Um… uh… I’m sure these will be fine.”
  • Me: “Sir, because the price is marked down on these dresses they will be Final Sale, so you will not be able to return them if they are not the right size. Are you sure we can’t help you?”
  • (The customer looks around furtively, then leans in close so that only my manager and I can hear what he is saying.)
  • Customer: “These dresses are for me, actually.”
  • (My manager looks at me, and I at her, and then she turns to the customer and speaks a very matter of fact voice.)
  • Manager: “Why don’t you go try them on, then?”
  • Customer: “Really? Would that be okay with you?”
  • Manager: “Of course! Let me get you started with a fitting room.”
  • (I spend the next hour bringing this man dresses to try on and he had a lovely time! He introduced himself to me and thanked us profusely for being so understanding and helpful. He left with four dresses, all of which fit him to a tee, and he came back regularly after that.)