May222013

beatnikgarbageartist:

nightlifemingus:

beatnikgarbageartist:

nightlifemingus:

beatnikgarbageartist:

nightlifemingus:

beatnikgarbageartist:

nightlifemingus:

thanks bro, you’re image

too

thanks dude, you know 

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dang man this post just got really

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yr right we should have set the rules to one joke

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you realize this means 

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oh it’s

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this time you’ve gone too

image, too far

sorry,  didn’t realize you weren’t having fun, bro

cause i’m having a

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(via conmoar)

7PM

The Sherlock Fandom isn’t gonna kill Yahoo

thecaseoftheabsentwriter:

We’re gonna talk to Yahoo, and Yahoo’s gonna kill itself.

(via the-legend-of-merlin)

7PM
7PM

leiary:

shadowwhisper123:

Now I’m trying to decide which Yugioh character has the best junk in the trunk. 

I like those butts. Those are some nice butts. 

YGO ‘dat ass’ appreciation post

(via conmoar)

7PM

it started out with a click

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how did it end up like this

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(Source: wickedinthemix, via rngrn)

5PM

teppelin:

have you ever had a game you wanted to replay but then there’s just one part that you fcking HATE and it’s just not worth it

(via conmoar)

4PM

insanity-in-motion:

romanticizing-death:

sixcatsandtwodogs:

gifcraft:

Stop the bullets. Kill the gun.

I held my breath at the last one.

IT WAS COOL AND THEN IT GOT SCARY AS SHIT

i’d say this is a very effective message

(via imthecaptainsofuckmemaybe)

3PM
knowledgethroughscience:

Attention stargazers - Mercury, Jupiter and Venus appear very close together in the sky, May 24-26, 2013.
Three planets are coming together in the evening sky at the moment, putting on a celestial show that won’t be seen again for more than a decade.
“The view should be best about 30 to 45 minutes after sunset,” said Alan MacRobert, a senior editor at Sky & Telescope magazine. Find out how to spot Jupiter, Venus and Mercury.

knowledgethroughscience:

Attention stargazers - Mercury, Jupiter and Venus appear very close together in the sky, May 24-26, 2013.

Three planets are coming together in the evening sky at the moment, putting on a celestial show that won’t be seen again for more than a decade.

“The view should be best about 30 to 45 minutes after sunset,” said Alan MacRobert, a senior editor at Sky & Telescope magazine. Find out how to spot Jupiter, Venus and Mercury.

3PM

gcart:

My first one, it was too damn cute to not do! Sandysaur!

(via conmoar)

3PM

feriowind:

ahahahahhahaaaaaa best ghost picture ever!!!

(Source: simengt, via rngrn)

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