I'm Luis; welcome to my Tumblr. Expect to experience the following: memes, video games, music, pop culture, my personal life, and other cool stuff. I like beards, Zelda, Pokemon, and Animal Crossing. Also I am gay. Feel free to look around, ask questions, and follow. Dale!
January 20 2013
LOST (2004-2010) - created by J.J. Abrams, Jeffrey Lieber and Damon Lindelof. Starring Matthew Fox, Evangeline Lilly and Terry O’Quinn.
Track: “Life and Death” by Michael Giacchino (buy song)
Made me all tingly inside. I FUCKING MISS LOST.
January 8 2013
November 27 2012
Actually no don’t stop posting pictures of hot guys it serves as the perfect inspiration to NOT EAT
November 23 2012
September 23 2012
So I just heard “Skinny Love” by Bon Iver for the very first time, and I really can’t believe so many of you were so hXc-in-love with this song. That was terrible.
June 5 2012
![thedailywhat:
Apology of the Day: Jason Alexander’s appearance on The Late, Late Show With Craig Ferguson last week was met with a lot of grief — and justifiably so, as he mocked the sport of cricket for being “a bit gay,” poked fun at the athletes’ uniforms, and even mimicking their moves.
Now, however, he’s offered via Twitter perhaps the best apology letter ever written. Here’s an excerpt:
It is not that we can’t laugh at and with each other. It is not a question of oversensitivity. The problem is that today, as I write this, young men and women whose behaviors, choices or attitudes are not deemed “man enough” or “normal” are being subjected to all kinds of abuse from verbal to physical to societal. They are being demeaned and threatened because they don’t fit the group’s idea of what a “real man” or a “real woman” are supposed to look like, act like and feel like.
For these people, my building a joke upon the premise I did added to the pejorative stereotype that they are forced to deal with everyday. It is at the very heart of this whole ugly world of bullying that has been getting rightful and overdue attention in the media. And with my well-intentioned comedy bit, I played right into those hurtful assumptions and diminishments.
And the worst part is — I should know better. My daily life is filled with gay men and women, both socially and professionally. I am profoundly aware of the challenges these friends of mine face and I have openly advocated on their behalf.
He concludes:
So, I can only apologize and I do. In comedy, timing is everything. And when a group of people are still fighting so hard for understanding, acceptance, dignity and essential rights – the time for some kinds of laughs has not yet come. I hope my realization brings some comfort.
Classy.
[thedish]
For all of my friends who still refuse to understand why it’s not ok to use the word “gay” as a synonym for negativity.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m53s1epFG51qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
Apology of the Day: Jason Alexander’s appearance on The Late, Late Show With Craig Ferguson last week was met with a lot of grief — and justifiably so, as he mocked the sport of cricket for being “a bit gay,” poked fun at the athletes’ uniforms, and even mimicking their moves.
Now, however, he’s offered via Twitter perhaps the best apology letter ever written. Here’s an excerpt:
It is not that we can’t laugh at and with each other. It is not a question of oversensitivity. The problem is that today, as I write this, young men and women whose behaviors, choices or attitudes are not deemed “man enough” or “normal” are being subjected to all kinds of abuse from verbal to physical to societal. They are being demeaned and threatened because they don’t fit the group’s idea of what a “real man” or a “real woman” are supposed to look like, act like and feel like.
For these people, my building a joke upon the premise I did added to the pejorative stereotype that they are forced to deal with everyday. It is at the very heart of this whole ugly world of bullying that has been getting rightful and overdue attention in the media. And with my well-intentioned comedy bit, I played right into those hurtful assumptions and diminishments.
And the worst part is — I should know better. My daily life is filled with gay men and women, both socially and professionally. I am profoundly aware of the challenges these friends of mine face and I have openly advocated on their behalf.
He concludes:
So, I can only apologize and I do. In comedy, timing is everything. And when a group of people are still fighting so hard for understanding, acceptance, dignity and essential rights – the time for some kinds of laughs has not yet come. I hope my realization brings some comfort.
Classy.
[thedish]
For all of my friends who still refuse to understand why it’s not ok to use the word “gay” as a synonym for negativity.
(Source: thedailywhat)
April 20 2012
omg it makes me lol so hard when I see a reffy person leave a comment that says “sorry for your lost” (<— instead of loss)
February 2 2012
I got this to represent my love for the people in my life. Just like Charlie I would die to make sure they were all safe. Done by Bill Brown in Altoona Pa
This is kind of awesome considering I just finished watching LOST. I wonder if he knows that hand tattoos fade, which doesn’t say much about his love if it lasts as long as the tattoo does lol
