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theawkwardqueerturtle:

badjokesbyjeff:
badjokesbyjeff:
The Lion King ripped off Kimba
The disgusting thing is that Disney advertised The Lion King as ‘unique,’ and ‘an extraordinary original story.’
The Lion King went into production the same year, Osamu Tezuka, the creator of Kimba, passed away!
Tezuka productions didn’t have the funds to file a lawsuit.
“We’re a small, weak company. It wouldn’t be worth it anyway … Dinsey’s lawyers are among the top twenty in the world!“ - Yoshihiro Shimizu, Tezuka Productions.
the disney company is absolutely disgusting and a prime example of how capitalism is corrupt

tealesbian:

this is the most compelling and convincing review of a perfume I’ve ever seen. sold.

cricketcat9:

solacekames:
goodblacknews:
Public Service Announcement via @the.root #fingersupdontcall
A couple years ago, my mother (who is white) was watching from her window and saw a strange young black man in her driveway. He was crouching down beside her car as if hiding behind it. She didn’t call the police. She just kept an eye on him and waited. After about a minute of coaxing, he pulled a puppy out from under her car, gently tucked the puppy under his arm and walked away while lightly scolding it.
I’m not telling this story because my mom deserves a prize or anything, but to try to relate how terrifying a simple everyday activity can be. If my mother hadn’t been the person she was—and he had no way of knowing that—rescuing a lost wandering puppy could have easily gotten that man killed.
“rescuing a lost wandering puppy could have easily gotten that man killed”
-a sentence sounding utterly crazy to a non-American person

snarthurt:

legovasavouchi:
ultrafacts:
Source: [x]
Click HERE for more facts
Okay so I went to the source article and here’s the paragraph where the guy tells his secret:
First, there was their daily diet: on top of dry commercial cat food, a home-cooked breakfast of eggs, turkey bacon, broccoli, coffee with cream, and—every two days—about an eyedropper full of red wine to “circulate the arteries.” Then there was his effort to ensure the cats were sufficiently stimulated: a garage he’d converted into a home movie theater, with a working reel-to-reel projector and actual movie theater seats, where Perry screens nature documentaries exclusively for the cats (with previews, he added). Last, and perhaps most important, he swore that love and close, personal relationships helped his cats live longer. Perry adored his cats so much, he remembered each of their birthdays.
i love this man