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n8rnate - May 27, 2012 6:50 PM - Photo
Taken with Instagram at West Alabama Ice House

Taken with Instagram at West Alabama Ice House

n8rnate - May 15, 2012 7:32 PM - Photo
So very excited for this! (Taken with Instagram at Hobby Center for the Performing Arts)

So very excited for this! (Taken with Instagram at Hobby Center for the Performing Arts)

n8rnate - May 14, 2012 10:42 PM - Photo
No need to own this on DVD now this GIF exists in my life. 

No need to own this on DVD now this GIF exists in my life. 

(via allsummerupinyourloft)

n8rnate - May 9, 2012 4:50 PM - Photo
I went comic book shopping with my boyfriend and he got me the best shirt ever! Love him love him he is the best!

I went comic book shopping with my boyfriend and he got me the best shirt ever! Love him love him he is the best!

n8rnate - April 27, 2012 11:24 PM - Photoset

Watching Coming To America
Just. Saying. 
I am #sexygrandpa.

n8rnate - April 27, 2012 10:32 PM - Photo
Basically my reaction to life in general. I am Noxeema Jackson.

Basically my reaction to life in general. I am Noxeema Jackson.

n8rnate - April 13, 2012 10:55 PM - Text

Watching Red for the first time. I don’t count the time where I started it and passed out in the initial 5 minutes, because as far as I know this movie is about decorating lawns for Christmas and calling someone about allegedly missing social security checks and then falling asleep until the dog breathes in your face, begging you to take her out as the credits roll and you yell “Dammit!” to no one and storm out into the cold, only for the dog to get scared by the wind and not do her business so you could’ve just stayed asleep, thanks dog. But ANYWAYS. Can we just PAUSE and TALK for a moment? Because IMAGINE that you are working at some Social Security Check Office or w/e and some retiree calls and flirts with you once a month in that VOICE of his and suddenly he announces he’ll be in town soon and you’re like, fuck it, let’s do this, and HOLY SHIT JACKPOT IT IS BRUCE WILLIS. You have just died and all your checks go to him, that is the law probably, fact check that. Not now, I’m watching this movie, and have no time for a discussion of post-mordem legal proceedings. Jargon. Synergy.

In conclusion, I hate you Mary-Louise Parker, you are the envy of everyone ever. 

n8rnate - March 28, 2012 8:17 PM - Photoset

Seriously, where can I get these glasses? Futurama Megastore?

n8rnate - March 11, 2012 1:16 AM - Photo
She’s like Cyclops in drag as Jubilee, @bobbyhank!

She’s like Cyclops in drag as Jubilee, @bobbyhank!

(Source: fuckyeahraja)

n8rnate - December 26, 2011 3:46 PM - Photo
Girl, do you.

Girl, do you.

n8rnate - November 3, 2011 7:13 PM - Photo
Houston blogger, Kathleen McKinley, better known as “Texas Sparkle”, wrote a piece this week about the onslaught of suicides among LGTBQ teens in which she not only blames the loving parents and caring adults in the lives of these teens and young adults, she blames the victims for coming out in the first place. She goes so far as to say, in response to a reader’s comment:
“*note: Let’s see. Being in the closet for a few years vs. being dead. Yep. I choose the former. “
Yes, because rather than seeking support among your family, friends, and peers, you should hide who you are, because otherwise, kids, you are just asking for it. 
This only scratches the surface of her vitriol. And the fact that she goes on to respond to commenters with furthered ignorance and snide comments that seek to degrade and shut them down shows what an ignorant and irresponsible person she is. 
But hey, remember kids, this is your fault, and how dare your parents accept you for who you are: 

Why in the world would you give teenagers a REASON to tease you? Oh, yes, because the adults tell you to embrace who you are, the only problem? Kids that age are just discovering who they are. They really have no idea yet.  The adults tell you to “come out,” when what we should be telling them is that sex is for adults, and there is plenty of time for figuring out that later.


I think shows like Glee make it WORSE for gays teens. This isn’t just a mistake we have made with gay teens. It’s for all teens. We have created a culture where girls think it’s perfectly fine to dress like a hooker, where boys think one night stands are just a part of growing up. We have sexualized our kids with movies, music, and culture, and now we have viruses like HPV running rampant before they even go to college. We should all be ashamed of ourselves.


 The 15 year old who committed suicide had started a “Rainbow Club” at his high school. Was there NO ADULT anywhere that could have said that maybe that isn’t such a good idea? Oh, no. Because that would be politically incorrect. Good grief. The idea of a high school club based on who you want to sleep with is absurd to begin with.

Houston blogger, Kathleen McKinley, better known as “Texas Sparkle”, wrote a piece this week about the onslaught of suicides among LGTBQ teens in which she not only blames the loving parents and caring adults in the lives of these teens and young adults, she blames the victims for coming out in the first place. She goes so far as to say, in response to a reader’s comment:

*note: Let’s see. Being in the closet for a few years vs. being dead. Yep. I choose the former. “

Yes, because rather than seeking support among your family, friends, and peers, you should hide who you are, because otherwise, kids, you are just asking for it. 

This only scratches the surface of her vitriol. And the fact that she goes on to respond to commenters with furthered ignorance and snide comments that seek to degrade and shut them down shows what an ignorant and irresponsible person she is. 

But hey, remember kids, this is your fault, and how dare your parents accept you for who you are: 

Why in the world would you give teenagers a REASON to tease you? Oh, yes, because the adults tell you to embrace who you are, the only problem? Kids that age are just discovering who they are. They really have no idea yet.  The adults tell you to “come out,” when what we should be telling them is that sex is for adults, and there is plenty of time for figuring out that later.

I think shows like Glee make it WORSE for gays teens. This isn’t just a mistake we have made with gay teens. It’s for all teens. We have created a culture where girls think it’s perfectly fine to dress like a hooker, where boys think one night stands are just a part of growing up. We have sexualized our kids with movies, music, and culture, and now we have viruses like HPV running rampant before they even go to college. We should all be ashamed of ourselves.

 The 15 year old who committed suicide had started a “Rainbow Club” at his high school. Was there NO ADULT anywhere that could have said that maybe that isn’t such a good idea? Oh, no. Because that would be politically incorrect. Good grief. The idea of a high school club based on who you want to sleep with is absurd to begin with.


n8rnate - October 7, 2011 9:06 AM - Photo
I ask myself this every time I leave the house. Very important question, very important.

I ask myself this every time I leave the house. Very important question, very important.

(via logotv)

n8rnate - October 3, 2011 7:45 PM - Photo
Found it, Gay Heaven is real.

Found it, Gay Heaven is real.

n8rnate - September 25, 2011 8:12 PM - Photo
Thank you, Ms. Pandora Boxx.

Thank you, Ms. Pandora Boxx.

n8rnate - August 15, 2011 12:29 AM - Video

I don’t know who’s texting me in the middle of the night to a number no one has aside from a smattering of people, so I’m assuming it’s a wrong number otherwise “No booty calls.”