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Texas mom challenges transgender widow’s marriage

This makes me want to vomit.  Seriously.

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Fucking idiots. This is horrible on so many levels.

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For fuck’s sake, this is horrid.

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What the fuck is wrong with people?!

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This family needs to get all their reproductive organs removed, because they shouldn’t be spreading that kind of message to other people.

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Texas, I hate you.  If only Austin weren’t awesome.

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Bill White (D, Running for Texas Governor) on his Facebook page. (via hellamike) (via fuckyestexas)
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Photo: hotelechozulu: immlass: hotelechozulu: fuckyeahtx: sweetlittlelife: houstonunfiltered: The Houston metropolitan area is also noteworthy as being the largest in the United States without formal zoning restrictions on where and how people can build. This freedom has led to a highly diverse pattern of land use at the neighborhood scale; nevertheless, more general spatial patterns of land use can be recognized in remotely sensed data. These general patterns are particularly evident in nighttime photography of the urban area taken by astronauts on board the International Space Station. The image depicts the roughly 100-kilometer (60-mile) east-west extent of the Houston metropolitan area. Houston proper is at image center, indicated by a “bull’s-eye” of elliptical white- to orange-lighted beltways and brightly lit white freeways radiating outwards from the central downtown area. Suburban and primarily residential urban areas are indicated by both reddish-brown and gray-green lighted regions, which indicate a higher proportion of tree cover and lower light density. that’s a very generous way of describing unregulated sprawl.

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The Houston metropolitan area is also noteworthy as being the largest in the United States without formal zoning restrictions on where and how people can build. This freedom has led to a highly diverse pattern of land use at the neighborhood scale; nevertheless, more general spatial patterns of land use can be recognized in remotely sensed data. These general patterns are particularly evident in nighttime photography of the urban area taken by astronauts on board the International Space Station.
The image depicts the roughly 100-kilometer (60-mile) east-west extent of the Houston metropolitan area. Houston proper is at image center, indicated by a “bull’s-eye” of elliptical white- to orange-lighted beltways and brightly lit white freeways radiating outwards from the central downtown area. Suburban and primarily residential urban areas are indicated by both reddish-brown and gray-green lighted regions, which indicate a higher proportion of tree cover and lower light density.







that’s a very generous way of describing unregulated sprawl.

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The Houston metropolitan area is also noteworthy as being the largest in the United States without formal zoning restrictions on where and how people can build. This freedom has led to a highly diverse pattern of land use at the neighborhood scale; nevertheless, more general spatial patterns of land use can be recognized in remotely sensed data. These general patterns are particularly evident in nighttime photography of the urban area taken by astronauts on board the International Space Station.

The image depicts the roughly 100-kilometer (60-mile) east-west extent of the Houston metropolitan area. Houston proper is at image center, indicated by a “bull’s-eye” of elliptical white- to orange-lighted beltways and brightly lit white freeways radiating outwards from the central downtown area. Suburban and primarily residential urban areas are indicated by both reddish-brown and gray-green lighted regions, which indicate a higher proportion of tree cover and lower light density.

that’s a very generous way of describing unregulated sprawl.

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Photo: cupcakepants: Texas-shaped cheese!

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Texas-shaped cheese!

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Texas-shaped cheese!

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Photo: crustyriotgrrl: nogodsnomasters: My 4 favourite professions!  or my boyfriend! e.) in Texas, whatever they wanna be, gosh.

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My 4 favourite professions!

 or my boyfriend!

e.) in Texas, whatever they wanna be, gosh.

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nogodsnomasters:

My 4 favourite professions!

 or my boyfriend!

e.) in Texas, whatever they wanna be, gosh.

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Photo: alex365: The stage at Scout Bar is fucking giant! I think I’m gonna have to run around like Bruce Dickinson tonight. heh, I saw Opeth and Enslaved there, and had kinda the opposite reaction:  ”I drove to San Antonio for this?”  it’s big for a bar, though.

alex365:

The stage at Scout Bar is fucking giant! I think I’m gonna have to run around like Bruce Dickinson tonight.

heh, I saw Opeth and Enslaved there, and had kinda the opposite reaction:  ”I drove to San Antonio for this?”  it’s big for a bar, though.

alex365:

The stage at Scout Bar is fucking giant! I think I’m gonna have to run around like Bruce Dickinson tonight.

heh, I saw Opeth and Enslaved there, and had kinda the opposite reaction:  ”I drove to San Antonio for this?”  it’s big for a bar, though.

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Photo: immlass: hotelechozulu: It’s almost like Venice I know it’s because I grew up in a swamp, but my reaction to this is “This is strange and interesting how?” It’s like every apartment complex that floods in the rain that I ever lived in in Houston, which is to say, all of them. Why is it that Texans can’t do drainage?  I guess y’all just don’t have any rain most of the time…

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hotelechozulu:

It’s almost like Venice

I know it’s because I grew up in a swamp, but my reaction to this is “This is strange and interesting how?” It’s like every apartment complex that floods in the rain that I ever lived in in Houston, which is to say, all of them.

Why is it that Texans can’t do drainage?  I guess y’all just don’t have any rain most of the time…

immlass:

hotelechozulu:

It’s almost like Venice

I know it’s because I grew up in a swamp, but my reaction to this is “This is strange and interesting how?” It’s like every apartment complex that floods in the rain that I ever lived in in Houston, which is to say, all of them.

Why is it that Texans can’t do drainage?  I guess y’all just don’t have any rain most of the time…

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Houston Is Largest City to Elect Openly Gay Mayor - NYTimes.com (via tissie)

I guess I’ll be needing to revise my opinion of Houston upward.

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