I have decided to stick with love

the-absolute-funniest-posts:

time-lord-swag:

“Superman dat hoe.” -Soulja Boy

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dean-tacos-cas:

spookapple:

jackvessalius:

look what we have here

i have legitimately never laughed harder and for as long in my entire life

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Deal! I also request a tea party and a picnic with you two sometime during the summer.

Yes! That sounds perfect. The amount of tea I amassed this year is ridiculous amazing.

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There’s a medicine that, in half a century of use, has been linked to a grand total of zero deaths or serious complications. It’s safer than aspirin. Physicians willingly admit that their advice is not needed for it to be taken correctly. The largest organization of pediatricians in the nation is urging its members to pre-write prescriptions for patients who may need it, because it’s so safe they believe everyone should have access without visiting a doctor.

This medicine is often desperately needed. It must be taken within a specific 120 hour period in order to be effective. It prevents a condition that can be devastating to the people it affects, especially young people, who are more likely to develop depression, drop out of school, and even die. Furthermore, if young people can’t get this medicine when they need it, they are more likely to spend their lives in poverty, never marry, and have their kids end up in jail.

So why has the supposedly progressive Obama administration repeatedly spoken out against making this medicine available over-the-counter to young people, even after a federal judge ruled that girls under seventeen must be given access to this medicine? Why would the president go against all scientific evidence and say that the medicine “could be dangerous if misused”?

Because the medicine is emergency contraception, the medical condition it treats is pregnancy, and Americans are terrified of teenage girls being in control of their own sexuality.

Anya Josephs, Girls of All Ages Need Access to Emergency Contraception (via sparkamovement)

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radhauswife:

This is amazing.

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catharticcat said: You, Kelsey and I need to go out for chinese food and shopping again to play the “shirt or dress?” game!

All the yes :D

themeagantron:

“Toronto Maple Leaf Fans React to Boston Bruins Game 7 Overtime Win”

 

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Sometimes I genuinely can’t tell if something is a dress or a shirt. It is in these moments when I feel like a giant holding a human-sized thing.

Tall people problems. 

hodgepodge-ofablog:

Truth.

99 MORE Life Hacks to make your life easier!

shialabeowulf:

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gruntledandhinged:

ALL of this. Encourage people to try new words, to mess them up, to experiment with vocabulary, to learn complicated adjectives and verbs and nouns, because words are fun.

Also, don’t be a jerk.

This is me all over it. Growing up, I read avidly and very quickly (and still do), which led to incorrect pronunciation that has followed me my entire life.

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carnivaloftherandom:

ragewang:

uncomfortableconfusion:

The cutest kitten gifs ever on tumblr

do not do this to my frail and mortal being

It’s Monday. Have some kittens. 

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