A grid layout Tumblr theme, full featured and ultra customizable. Its naive, funny look brings back the ‘90s.
Bubblegum is responsive, retina ready and supports all Tumblr post types, including many options that gives you great flexibility in order to make it look the way you want.
Our theme is packed with premium features that you’ll love:
Google Fonts. Choose from over 700 fonts available for free on Google Fonts and quickly preview how it looks on your Tumblr.
Twitter, Instagram and Flickr widgets. Share your latest tweets and photos with an effortlessly integration.
Following and Likes. Bubblegum allows you to share with everyone the blogs you are following and content you liked.
Share button. Each post includes on footer a share button for quickly share any content across the major social networks.
Social icons. Our smart feature lets you link all your profiles from most popular social media services.
Multiple pagination styles. If you are too used to lifelong pagination, switch on ‘Infinite Scroll’ or ‘Load more posts’ and enjoy your content without page breaks.
Disqus commenting system. Just type your Disqus shortname and let people engage with your content.
Google Analytics. Support for Google Analytics is built in, ready to let you keep tracking your visitors and info related to their visit.
More than 80 customization options. Let your theme reflects your own tastes through easy options to set up. Tweak colors, fonts and features until it is to your liking.
In pop culture, slackers are portrayed as playing guitar, but learning to play any instrument requires a lot of commitment and attention, the opposite of what a slacker stands for.
*psst* It’s the fact that capitalism doesn’t value artistic ability if it can’t turn a profit. Capitalism sees all the amateur buskers and starving artists and assumes that, since they’re barely getting by, they must not be putting in enough effort.
also slightly warm take but tigerstar wasnt abusive to anyone, even ravenpaw
he was antagonistic and, yknow, evil. because hes the villain.
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