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Mon Oct 13

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Paging Mister Herman! Though, the best line from this movie is:

“is there something you’d like to share with the rest of us amazing larry??!?!?!?!?”

i sometimes say this for no reason at all. mostly people dont get it.

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Sun Oct 12

alexkehr:

Whoa.

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Wed Oct 8

shiningstar:

GPOYW: Texas Edition.

you have awesome lips!

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Another funny text from my sister

notthatkindagay:

I bought a race horse named “MyFace.” He’s not fast, but imagine the people yelling ” Come on Myface!”

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In-n-Out’s 60^th Year Anniversary is Wednesday, October 22^nd.

All hamburgers will be sold for 25 cents, Cheeseburgers 30 cents, Fries 15 cents, and drinks are 10 cents!!! So mark your calendars!

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brooklynmutt:

robot-heart:julyshewillfly:gregbrown:

Four Days in Denver: Behind the Scenes at the 2008 DNC

A fifteen-minute video that’s not just a great look at the convention’s inner-workings, but also an amazing study of how Michelle and Barack carry themselves in more everyday settings.

love love love

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datn:

lonelysandwich:

glass:

The most exhilarating 2 minutes I’ve experienced online in a while. (thx jpeace)

Agreed. Like the carousel in Something Wicked This Way Comes, this video made me into a kid for a second.

My comment halfway through was, “Oh! They’re rigid!”

holy craps

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“ Each time you break up with someone, another handful of things that you had enjoyed or even loved become painful reminders of loss and failure. .
Until everything from wild roses to macaroni and cheese to a book by David Byrne all get thrown into a box labeled “Why did I ever share this with him?”
. (via melanyouth)

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Tue Oct 7

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And we should be relentless in demanding that the candidates talk about the economy and the wars and America’s place in the world. If they won’t sit down to be interviewed, we can shout our questions at them. If they filibuster, we can cut them off. If they give evasive answers, we can ask follow-up questions until we run out of breath.

The McCain campaign has made clear that it wants to change the subject. We can, and should, change it back.

Eugene Robinson - washingtonpost.com (via spintree) (via robot-heart) (via notthatkindagay)

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