I have a new goal with Disney.
chronicles-of-a-cast-member:
I’ll have to write about it later as I’m still collecting my thoughts.
As a result of working in Magic Kingdom, I’ve realized I want to do more than just be a Cast Member. I would like to be a leader but not just a manager. I want to strive to become a Disney Ambassador and eventually CEO of Magic Kingdom.
There is so much to fix over there. All it needs is a proper leader. And I can be that leader.
Like what? I worked at Magic Kingdom as well. What do you think needs to be fixed?
Tomorrow, is the first blank page of a 365 page book. Write a good one.
For my thesis: if you are a FEMALE reader of any slash fiction, please put a line next to your age. It doesn't go beyond age 25 because this essay is focussed on young adult/children's literature. It will be anonymous.
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If you could pass this around your various fandoms that would be wonderful. Thanks so much!
Reblog if “mewling quim” is now your favorite insult of all time.
justabarrelofmonkeys:

Sorry, but no. It’s too misogynist. Did he have to call her the ye olde word for cunt? There were hundreds of other of ye olde insults that weren’t specifically gender-based.
Plus, Loki loves his mother and grew up around a friend (or brother’s friend) who fought gender roles and succeeded—and from as many scenes that Loki spoke directly to Sif? He must respect her.
Mewling is a word that works. Quim, not so much. It was just a way for Joss Whedon to feel clever for getting “cunt” through the censors.
And it wasn’t clever.
benedicthiddleston:
I have that same quote in my novel *see last Loki post*.
Anyone remember my NaNo novel with Loki and the Ten Disney Princesses?
Yeah. lol.
What fun. :D I love that quote!
I just found your blog recently…but this has intrigued me. Where can I read this nano?