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1970 | 5 hours ago    via andlionheart.   originally mmorrow.   wow     film: moonrise kingdom  






clara-oswald replied to your post

ur sarcasm is precious to me

[5/18/13 12:08:14 AM] anne: what if i killed rory and made them fuck on his dead body

[5/18/13 12:08:34 AM] brittany: ……

[5/18/13 12:08:35 AM] sam: I wouldn’t take you seriously

[5/18/13 12:08:36 AM] brittany: flies into the sun

[5/18/13 12:08:39 AM] anne: i’m testing u

[5/18/13 12:08:50 AM] sam: you would alienate everyone you know




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solthree:

doctor who meme revamp | six companions (2/6) | Martha Jones

I spent a lot of time with you thinking I was second best, but do you know what? I am good.

6790 | 11 hours ago    via amyponder.   originally solthree.   no weapons just words     miss u     c: this is me     show: dw  




xxgoldie12xx:

Fangirl Meme: 7 relationships [4/7] → Amy and the Doctor

↳“Have I impressed you yet, Amy Pond?”












In one recent study, more than 100 university psychologists were asked to rate the CVs of Dr. Karen Miller or Dr. Brian Miller, fictitious applicants for an academic tenure-track job. The CVs were identical, apart from the name. Yet strangely, the male Dr. Miller was perceived (by both male and female reviewers) to have better research, teaching, and service experience than the luckless female Dr. Miller. Overall, about three-quarters of the psychologists thought that Dr. Brian was hirable, while only just under half had the same confidence in Dr. Karen. The same researchers also sent out applications for the position of tenured professor, again identical but for the male and female name at the top. This time, the application was so strong that most of the raters thought that tenure was deserved, regardless of sex. However, the endorsement of Karen’s application was four times more likely to be accompanied by cautionary caveats scrawled in the margins of the questionnaire: such as, ‘I would need to see evidence that she had gotten these grants and publications on her own’ and ‘We would have to see her job talk.’
Cordelia Fine, Delusions of Gender: How Our Minds, Society, and Neurosexism Create Difference (via cockchomp)
252 | 23 hours ago    via rosmyers.   originally cockchomp.   feminism     sighs  



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