The tumblr of the purple chicken

Are they wearing red and/or purple? Yes: Villain. No: not a villain.

[Images of every Disney villain ever, all in purple and red]

nikiya:

samantha-vas-ictomi:

blanketspace:

zeroodd:

bechnokid:

isthatwhatyoumint:

iamtakien:

Not so Plain, but Insane Jane: Truth.

dreamingoftrueloveskiss:

endlesssummerdream:

hiddenblondie:

iwillalwaysbewithyouforever:

make-the-most-of-every-second:

Well this little information would have been nice to have before wouldn’t it?

Oh….. well… I must agree John.

…

mind if I join in

Oh what the fuck Disney. 

well without the purple it still would have been obvious

lmfao oh my GOD

birdr:

it seems i have another follower! it warms my cold, bitter heart to know that someone, somewhere, finds value in my thoughts and feelings.  i will visit their tumblr in turn, to see what kind of person has temporarily sated my near-compulsive need for approval.  maybe— maybe they will be my friend— oh, i am so excited—

SPAMBOT

It is cold and rainy and I am bored :)

sudrien:

I am afraid to post actual opinions to tumblr.

Reblogging is one thing. Trying to correct bad assumptions. But, if I posted it…

As sombody would read it, and, misunderstanding the conclusion I’ve come to, would agree - but they wouldn’t be agreeing, because they don’t actually understand the opinion.

I could stand disagreement, if respectful. If responding to my points. So long as they actually understand what the opinion is.

So

No opinions.

This is why I prefer livejournal/dreamwidth for expressing complex opinions, you can have a conversation and if necessary edit your post (also, friendslock is good for restricting your audience to those who know your personal context). With Tumblr the only way for people to respond is private messages or reblogging for their whole dashboard to see, at which point it can get reblogged and reblogged and you have no control over it any more, and any conversations that do develop quickly become unwieldy. (Note to people who only read me on Tumblr: yes, this is me being relatively unopinionated :D)

See also: why I tend not to say anything when people I follow say things I find problematic.

codalion:

I have mixed feelings on this thing.  I appreciate the basic sentiment being expressed, for the sense of geological and ecological perspective — similarly, Europe somehow exists despite the Black Death’s best efforts, it’s even difficult to wipe out human populations.  However, 1. the personification of Nature as a monolith, and a terrifying and indestructible monolith akin to a god no less, sort of minimizes the destruction wreaked upon countless individual species and habitats — the End-Permian Extinction may have occurred, but that’s no reason to emulate the thing purposely; 2. things that refer casually and flippantly to the destruction of humanity are often created by and for the rich Westerners who are largely responsible for the problem, not with any sensitivity to the people in developing nations who would likely be the first to suffer and die in a global ecological crisis.

Basically: it’s all well and good for rich Anglophones to joke about the impermanence and hubris of Homo sapiens and the coming end of humanity, but it’s much more glib when you know you’re going to be the last ones to lose food and water, and if any 1% sliver survives it’s probably going to be you. 

I wasn’t reading the comic that way but now that you point it out the subtext is kind of skeevy. This is what I get for posting late at night…