Indulging my nerdiness

Have you seen most of the plus-size sections out there? It’s horrifying. Whoever’s designing for plus-size doesn’t get it. The entire garment needs to be reconceived. You can’t just take a size 8 and make it larger. In my travels, I’ve been an advocate for larger women. I’ve been talking to designers, but only a half-dozen make an effort. Most say, ‘I don’t want a woman who’s a size 10 or 11 wearing my clothes.’ Well, shame on you! It’s not realistic. We need to address real women with real needs.

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Tim Gunn

He needs his own line and it needs to be available at Target.
BOOM!  

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Tim Fucking Gunn! I love this man even more now! You tell ‘em!

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FRAK YEAH.

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YES. THANK YOU.  I’m making a rage face right now. You can’t see it, but it’s there.

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Also how is a size 10 plus size? (grrr…)

(Source: fashionista.com, via geekyjessica)

I have to share this stroke of brilliance that yourboyscoob sent to me. Arron your a total dork and I love it lol.

I have to share this stroke of brilliance that yourboyscoob sent to me. Arron your a total dork and I love it lol.

lacigreen:

livesstillposed:

myvoluptuouswormstache:

I know I already reblogged a post about it, but I just want to make a more formal one, I guess. I just discovered Emotional Baggage Check, and I already love it! You can either “check in” your baggage by writing a post venting about whatever happens to be bothering you (it can be about anything) and submitting it, or you can “carry” someone else’s baggage by receiving a post of someone else’s problems, and sending them a song of your choice as well as a personal message. All you need is an e-mail to check in.

This is a lovely tool for getting things off your chest, and for reaching out to someone you might not have ever been able to help otherwise. Not to mention I’m a huge sucker for the power of music!

THIS IS THE COOLEST THING EVER INVENTED. Turning problems into music.

i love it!

the1nonlyturbo: juliefromtherocks: ghost-crown: vampiresarecreeps: iamrickgrimesmissinghand: Fans of “The Walking Dead” have always wondered whether they have what it takes to survive in the grim post-apocalyptic world of the comic created by Robert Kirkman — and at this year’s Comic-Con International at San Diego, they just might find out. In celebration of “The Walking Dead” #100, Kirkman and Skybound have announced their first ever event, “The Walking Dead Escape: San Diego,” which is described as “unlike any obstacle course event in the U.S.” The post-apocalyptic event will expand on “The Walking Dead” comic book series, allowing both Survivors and Walkers to explore the initial days of the zombie apocalypse. To that end, Skybound is turning Petco Park into a full-out representation of the earliest days of the undead uprising. “Our fans have been reading about it, watching it and now they get to live it with The Walking Dead Escape,” Kirkman said via press release. “We are literally transforming Petco Park into the early days of society’s collapse and San Diego is just the first city to fall.” The obstacle course isn’t a race (participants aren’t even timed), and the objective is simple: survive. At the end of the course, survivors reach a “decontamination zone” where it’s determined whether they’ve actually survived or if they’ve become infected. If participation isn’t quite your game, spectators are allowed to watch the apocalypse from thesafety of the “Escape Party.” STEPHEN oh my piss why can’t I go to this Wish I could go… one day I will do a surprise to Mr. T and bring him to one of those things without telling him. How romantic! :) I am fucking there, most likely going alone of course…. forever alone OMG another thing to add to my list of stuff to do during Comic-Con!!

the1nonlyturbo:

juliefromtherocks:

ghost-crown:

vampiresarecreeps:

iamrickgrimesmissinghand:

Fans of “The Walking Dead” have always wondered whether they have what it takes to survive in the grim post-apocalyptic world of the comic created by Robert Kirkman — and at this year’s Comic-Con International at San Diego, they just might find out. In celebration of “The Walking Dead” #100, Kirkman and Skybound have announced their first ever event, “The Walking Dead Escape: San Diego,” which is described as “unlike any obstacle course event in the U.S.” The post-apocalyptic event will expand on “The Walking Dead” comic book series, allowing both Survivors and Walkers to explore the initial days of the zombie apocalypse. To that end, Skybound is turning Petco Park into a full-out representation of the earliest days of the undead uprising.

“Our fans have been reading about it, watching it and now they get to live it with The Walking Dead Escape,” Kirkman said via press release. “We are literally transforming Petco Park into the early days of society’s collapse and San Diego is just the first city to fall.”

The obstacle course isn’t a race (participants aren’t even timed), and the objective is simple: survive. At the end of the course, survivors reach a “decontamination zone” where it’s determined whether they’ve actually survived or if they’ve become infected. If participation isn’t quite your game, spectators are allowed to watch the apocalypse from thesafety of the “Escape Party.”

STEPHEN

oh my piss why can’t I go to this

Wish I could go… one day I will do a surprise to Mr. T and bring him to one of those things without telling him. How romantic! :)

I am fucking there, most likely going alone of course…. forever alone

OMG another thing to add to my list of stuff to do during Comic-Con!!