OHMYBITCH

I’m posting this via my HTC tattoo! How cool! Know I took a while to immerse myself in the world of online blogging. This will definitely keep me entertained during those boring periods in the office. Well. Till tomorrow. Goodnight!

fiztop:

oh

Exactly a year ago, I was so sure that I wouldn’t doubt who my friends were. I knew every single one of them and where they stood in my life. A year later, I’m cast into doubt, because they seem to look straight past me, past whatever we’ve been through together, to be with their new friends.

It’s heartbreaking, cause now I sit and wonder where I’ve gone wrong. I also ask myself who would be there if something major did happen in my life. I suppose in a way, I’m still very Americanized; I still feel that your friends pretty much remain the same after graduating from high school.

I’m happy for them, I really am, but deep down, I wonder whether it’s wrong that I feel so close to them, when we hardly meet anymore.

I know that when I enter University, I would want my bunch of friends. I also know that it means that my current friends would start bitching about me, about how I used to complain that we hardly meet and now I’m being just as bad. My answer: they now know I felt when they walked out of my life.

I’m up to my neck in family problems, and the only one who hasn’t started judging me is only N and S. Even so, they’re busy and I can’t bring myself to always meet them.

It’s time to be an ultimate introvert.

neightkelly:

friendlyatheist:

savagemike:

shenanijinx:

(via katelyninez-)

that’s a lot more than expected

Another example of why evolution is fact. If we were created by an omnipotent god, then he wouldn’t have made so many mistakes making us, would he?

I guess the fundies will not let them get married since no matter who they love they will be of the same sex.

this is incorrect. The chances of having both full functioning sex organs, is astronomically high. Some people are born with a dominate one, and then partial the other.

funsizebytes:

Quoting jollilama:

Haha! TJs post is funny to me because just the other day I sent TJ - the Tumblr API fount of knowledge - an email about my idea for a Tumbularity tracker. TJ I’M SO SORRY!!

The funniest part of this is thinking I have knowledge of the Tumblr API (although the Tumblr API and Tumblarity aren’t really related).

I think it’s because I’m new and I came to Tumblr with zero instant friends — Tumbularity is not a mystery to me.  It has been very predictable. It took me a long time to get my Tumbularity up to even 30, so I was able to observe it the whole time and see what happened when I got ONE heart, and then a few days later got another.

The basic formula is simple. You get 3 points per post if you add just one character to it. You get one point for every heart that shows up in your stream. Reblogs are worth nothing on their own. New friends are worth (I think) 3 points.

That’s the best explanation I’ve seen so far.

But the kicker is that these drop off exactly one week later. If you post something and your Tumbularity instantly drops 30 points, it means that exactly one week earlier you must have posted something that got you 30 hearts in quick succession.

I’ve heard the one-week thing before too.

I only WISH I had that problem.  I have less than a dozen actively hearty followers. My Tumbularity swings by 1 point at a time. But I can see how if you came here as a popular Twitterer with a following, you were instantly seeing huge Tumbularity swings.

So to possibly save a lot of grief over what seems to be a really simple calculation, please reblog.  This ridiculousness needs to be demystified already.

Done. Thanks for the explanation!

I wonder why Tumblr, inc. doesn’t make this clear themselves.

Basically, it’s to keep everyone climbing to the top, and no one exactly stays at the peak for very long unless they’re super active users. Smart…

dxo:

proust73:

tamburina:

Since a lot of you still don’t seem to get Tumblarity, here you go:

Every time you reblog a post someone else made: + 3

Every time someone reblogs a post you made: + 3

Every time someone follows you: + 3

Every time someone likes your post: + 1

Every time someone answers a question you asked: + 2

Tumblarity that you gain stays exactly for one week. So if you gain 57 points today, this time next week, they will be gone. It never randomly goes down.

Hope this helps.

Not to be shitty, but WGAF? ;)