suizdejinn:

rocksymom:

Home is where your wi-fi connects automatically.

This needs to be on a shirt.




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the-absolute-best-photography:

You have to follow this blog, it’s really awesome!


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eisen-und-blut:

are we going to ignore the fact that this guy

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who in one incarnation was raised by a tree

cannot hold the tree pose.






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abasnail:

that’s what I call a traffic jam



s0methingyoumiss:

divine—-chaos:

But….. how do you explain something you don’t understand?




The original pitch for the Powerpuff Girls was a student film called Whoopass Stew.  Craig McCracken originally intended to show what the perfect little girl was before Professor Utonium added a can of Whoopass to the concoction.  The perfect little girl (sitting on the rainbow) was supposed to be the perfect mixture of sugar, spice, and everything nice.  When the accidental extra ingredient was added, the three original ingredients split up to match the personalities of the three new girls.  Bubbles being sugar, Buttercup being spice, and Blossom being everything nice.

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ialonesurvived:

 



Yesterday.

Father’s Day.

Facebook royally fucked me off. Seeing people say shit like “It’s Father’s Day and they’re not even bothered to see their kids”

So many of them.

I talked to my parents last night, and bare in mind they are old parents. When they were my age, there were very very few single mothers. My dad didn’t know any, and my mother knew one. People got married because they were in love. Things have drastically changed.

The past few years I have seen first hand just how much SOME men want to be with their kids. More often than not, it’s the mother stopping them from seeing them. I have a huge amount of feelings and opinions on fathers rights.

These men are in a minority, but there are guys out there who have become fathers, who will fight, and keep fighting until they get them.

I know people will say “you don’t have any kids though, you don’t understand”.

What I do understand, is that once upon a time, this guy, you thought he was your world. And you had a child with him, and everything was great. And then things turned sour.

My parents, dad in particular, told me from a young age to get a good job. Granted I haven’t got an amazing job, but it’s safe, and I do like it. Then to get a boyfriend (or girlfriend, whatever your preference is), and be with them. Then to get married. You have to be married to buy a house, so that everything you own and have will be shared. Then when you’ve got your good job, an amazing husband/wife, a nice house, then you can fill it with kids.

You see girls becoming mothers at such an early age. Some of them are in the minority, and are amazing mothers, even if they’re a single parent. You have programmes like Jeremy Kyle, where more often than not, the father is a complete waste of space.

I live by my parents rules. I still live in their house. I won’t be for very long, but I believe they’ve brought me up with the right amount of value and respect for others.

Don’t diss your ex on the Internet, it’s pointless and makes you look like a complete dick.