The Littlest Thrasher
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The Littlest Thrasher
I'm a 25 year old single cis female college student from California. I proudly support LGBTQI, but I, myself, am straight. So...hello, boys! ;) (And by boys, I obviously mean men.)

I work in technical theatre as a stage manager and sound designer and aim to work in post production sound for visual media. :)

I obsessively collect gifs, but (sadly) I have not yet learned how to make any of my own.

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I post things that I like, love, support, relate to, agree or empathize with, or find inspiring, intriguing, enraging, uplifting, sexy, hilarious, exciting, vindicating, eye opening, disgusting, invigorating, giggle-inducing, encouraging and beautiful.

This blog is an open-minded, tolerant, and accepting place, that promotes diversity, equality, body-positivity, LGBTQIA issues, sex education, and sexual health.

Specifics of what you'll find here can be found by clicking What I Post and/or my Tag links: Fandom Tags, Activism Tags, Other Tags. (Please note that they are under construction.)


tl;dr: I'm actually rather awesome. We should get to know each other. ;)

July 11, 2012: I hit 2000 page views, and put in this globe thingy.

April 21, 2013: I hit 2000 visits on my globe thingy!

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rowchygogo: What Is a Split Infinitive? A split infinitive puts an adverb between the two parts of the full infinitive. “To generously sprinkle” is a split infinitive because “generously” splits the word “to” from the word “sprinkle.” If you want to remember what a split infinitive is, just remember what might be the most famous example: Star Trek’s “to boldly go where no one has gone before.” “To boldly go” is a split infinitive. “Boldly” splits “to go.” I am learning! Thanks for teaching me! I’ve wondered for SO LONG! :D

rowchygogo:

What Is a Split Infinitive?

A split infinitive puts an adverb between the two parts of the full infinitive. “To generously sprinkle” is a split infinitive because “generously” splits the word “to” from the word “sprinkle.”

If you want to remember what a split infinitive is, just remember what might be the most famous example: Star Trek’s “to boldly go where no one has gone before.” “To boldly go” is a split infinitive. “Boldly” splits “to go.”

I am learning! Thanks for teaching me! I’ve wondered for SO LONG! :D