January 30, 2012 • 9,056 notes • hitlerwasmyfather
me: faggot
gay guy: haha
lesbian: hahaha
normal person: hahaha
straight white girl: what the fuck is wrong with you you disgusting homophobe? that's a disgusting word gays are people too, ok? that is a completely offensive word and you will be going to hell for you using such words do you understand H E L L you homophobic freak!!!!
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January 30, 2012 • 163 notes • alessacastaldi
spakelli: geniuse

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geniuse

January 30, 2012 • 724 notes • caitlinjustine
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January 30, 2012 • 4,593 notes • laughingsquid

thedailywhat:

Kids These Days of the Day: The world of corporate logos, as seen through the eyes of identity designer Adam Ladd’s 5-year-old daughter.

[laughingsquid.]

Cheetah. Cheetah. Cheetah.

January 30, 2012 • 556 notes • colourmyworlldhappy

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January 30, 2012 • 28,951 notes • thatsparrow

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January 30, 2012 • 8,988 notes • economist.com
theeconomist: An exhibition in Jeddah, a red Sea port city, demonstrates that Saudi artists and comedians are enjoying a thin breath of freedom.

theeconomist:

An exhibition in Jeddah, a red Sea port city, demonstrates that Saudi artists and comedians are enjoying a thin breath of freedom.

January 30, 2012 • 40,949 notes • beautifuldiiisasterr

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January 30, 2012 • 5,447 notes • quicksummary

America’s Got Talent

magickalunicorn:

quicksummary:

It doesn’t.

You don’t need talent when you’ve got freedom.

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January 30, 2012 • 12 notes • nickstove

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January 30, 2012 • 319 notes • thedaily.com
getmesomechicken: bwstickles: cakebandit: storyowls: thedailyfeed: A Philadelphia high school has banned UGG boots after kids started using them to hide contraband items (like cell phones).  Let the controversy begin… “Seriously, if you told my child not to wear her Uggs, we would definitely have a court case here,” Kim Colucci Hritz posted on the Facebook page of The Mercury, the local newspaper, one of many posts opposing the ban. “My children do not go anywhere without their phones; too many pervs out there!! Have you read the paper lately?”  But another mother, Adrienne Beyer, said that though she found the ban to be extreme, her 12-year-old daughter would abide by it.  “I said to my daughter, ‘It’s a rule and we’re going to follow it,’” she said. To the mother freaking out: The school doesn’t want cell phones on kids DURING SCHOOL HOURS! Your children can leave them in their lockers, they don’t need them during class time. It’s not a ban on kids being safe, it’s a ban on them bringing things they shouldn’t be bringing to class. Plus they could be hiding dangerous things(example: knifes) in those boots. If you’re so damn worried about their safety outside of school, you should be worried about their safety inside the school too. Man, in prison people hide all sorts of dangerous things in their poopers. They should just ban butts in prison! Problem solved. Hey I live near this highschool. It’s actually illegal to have a phone in school anyways and you can get fined for it. Of course no teacher is that hatred of their students to report it. But they could A lot of people i know hide pencils and their phone in their boots, but this ban IS a little bit much. Or maybe the school board just doesn’t like ugly fads. Maybe even both.

getmesomechicken:

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storyowls:

thedailyfeed:

A Philadelphia high school has banned UGG boots after kids started using them to hide contraband items (like cell phones).  Let the controversy begin…

“Seriously, if you told my child not to wear her Uggs, we would definitely have a court case here,” Kim Colucci Hritz posted on the Facebook page of The Mercury, the local newspaper, one of many posts opposing the ban. “My children do not go anywhere without their phones; too many pervs out there!! Have you read the paper lately?”

 But another mother, Adrienne Beyer, said that though she found the ban to be extreme, her 12-year-old daughter would abide by it.

 “I said to my daughter, ‘It’s a rule and we’re going to follow it,’” she said.

To the mother freaking out: The school doesn’t want cell phones on kids DURING SCHOOL HOURS!

Your children can leave them in their lockers, they don’t need them during class time. It’s not a ban on kids being safe, it’s a ban on them bringing things they shouldn’t be bringing to class.

Plus they could be hiding dangerous things(example: knifes) in those boots. If you’re so damn worried about their safety outside of school, you should be worried about their safety inside the school too.

Man, in prison people hide all sorts of dangerous things in their poopers. They should just ban butts in prison! Problem solved.

Hey I live near this highschool.

It’s actually illegal to have a phone in school anyways and you can get fined for it.

Of course no teacher is that hatred of their students to report it. But they could

A lot of people i know hide pencils and their phone in their boots, but this ban IS a little bit much. Or maybe the school board just doesn’t like ugly fads. Maybe even both.

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January 30, 2012 • 18,369 notes • mystic-forks

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January 30, 2012 • 4 notes • elephants3xual

elephants3xual:

i’m sorry, but if your last name on fb is your boyfriends last name, i’m judging you.

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January 30, 2012 • 22 notes • lightsoutiser420

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