Why do social networking sites insist on making unwanted, unhelpful upgrades?

The new Tumblr posting format sucks ass. It's so horrible, you guys. It's fine if you're posting something that you want to go up right away, and it's even okay for things you're putting in a regular queue. But for arranging a whole collection of stuff to go up on a certain day, it's tedious and frustrating and UGH. First I have to type in the date on each entry in the Post Date box (January 29, 2013 for example) and then choose another option that does the exact same thing, only in a different spot on the page, called Publish On that has the usual default of Next Tuesday, 10am. And you have to do both or it posts it immediately (I checked). It's not so bad for a couple images here and there, but my collections have upwards of twenty images every time.

So it's possible that today's collection will be my last one, unless Tumblr staff changes the posting format. At least I'm going out on a high note. Tuesday, January 29: Tom Hiddleston, part 2.

OH HOW CHARMING. For some reason, Tumblr decided to change the date for that collection. It will not (I hope) go up Tuesday, February 5. Even though when I set up this collection last week, I specified next Tuesday. Which would've been today. Fuck you, Tumblr. Just fuck you. No collection today.



Oh wait. What the fuck. Now some of them are showing up. JESUS CHRIST TUMBLR.

Aaaaaand now they're all up, and the ones that said queued for February 5 are up today.

I don't even know.



Thank you to everyone who commented on yesterday's post. To answer annamatic's question, no I haven't made the jewelry from her bones yet. Someday.