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11/∞ favorite quotes → Diane Young | Vampire Weekend
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violettevirus:

the-sea-is-free:

this—too—shall—pass:

deathagainstthelights:

all-that-sheeran:

people at my school always ask for my tumblr url, and I always say no, but I decided to make it more interesting….

this is the blog im giving out now.

^You, my friend, are a genius. Plus, that song makes it even better.

I JUST SPIT MY DRINK EVERYWHERE OMG THE AUTOPLAY HAHAHA

THIS IS THE BEST POST IN THE WHOLE WORLD OF TUMBLR

(Source: rnozzarellasticks)

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magicrobotgeography:

scribbles-and-slash:

I usually don’t take pictures of strangers and post them online but…
Today at Target this lady was being dragged by her two sons into the toy aisle and since I was looking at Transformers I happened to see them go by. These boys were REALLY excited about something and I wasn’t sure what, so out of curiosity I peeked around the “boy’s aisle” and….
They were grabbing tons of different dolls and accessories and begging their mom for them and what she told them was priceless.
She didn’t say no because they were boys who wanted “girl’s toys”….she said, “You already have Ariel, don’t you want someone else?” And one of the boys just kept yelling how Ariel was his favorite.
Their mom was just so frustrated and exhausted like they must beg her for princess toys all the time and they probably have so many back at home and I’m sorry but that’s just adorable ;w;

That’s like this one time I was in the toy aisle at Wal-Mart and this lady and her son walked past me, and I heard her mumble something about Monster High dolls, and her son got really excited about them. So, they walked past this one doll and he made grabby hands at it and you know what his mom said? “That’s a knock-off toy, you want the real thing don’t you?”
And I just thought it was utterly priceless because it’s like, “good job, mom, no generic toys for your child.”
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sherlocked-starkid-in-the-tardis:

dean-ilostmyshoe:

smatter:

fyeah-i-like-dat:

weallbleedthesame:

charlattea:

cognitive-absense:

alesanadieslast:

lickystickypickywe:

your life.

What a really great picture.

Wow

I tried solve it and there are dead ends everywhere are u asking us to solve a maze of immortality get real

I think it’s symbolic of how life is a “dead” end. No matter what we do or where we go there is always an end. There’s no escape and even Death can’t help you. You’re stuck living in a maze forever.

Tumblr…. The original Online learning institute

it is supposed to show that even the right way is a dead end.

“Imagining the future is a kind of nostalgia. (…) You spend your whole life stuck in the labyrinth, thinking about how you’ll escape it one day, and how awesome it will be, and imagining that future keeps you going, but you never do it. You just use the future to escape the present.” 

The Looking For Alaska quote made this all the more powerful.
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nippled:

I’m honestly so annoying I’m surprised nobody has punched me in the face yet

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durianseeds:

In Chihuahua, Mexico, local rumor has it that this mannequin, known as “Pascualita,” is actually an embalmed body. According to legend, a lady named Pascuala Esparza owned a wedding boutique in the city, making dresses for soon-to-be brides. Her own daughter, Pascualita, was engaged to be married, so Pascuala set about to make her a special dress. Everything was planned when, on the day of the wedding, tragedy struck. Supposedly, Pascualita was bitten by a poisonous insect and later died. Distressed by the death of her daughter, Pascuala set out to immortalize her. She embalmed the body, dressed it in her wedding gown, and propped it up in the window of her boutique, for all to see.
Today, Pascualita remains standing in the window of “La Popular” in downtown Chihuahua. Although commonly regarded to as a myth, the details in the mannequin (especially in the hands) keep onlookers wondering.
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aiclan:

cormbread:

buttermilkqueen:

girl you are

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no i’m genuinely confused is there even a joke here

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callingallasians:

callingallasians:

The light bulb symbolizes our thoughts and how over-thinking can kill us.
This is actually genius.
One of my favorite pictures on tumblr
My thoughts are slowing killing me.
Each day my thoughts are killing me.

bringing my old post backkkkk
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221b-impalatardis:

tinkerpunzel:

lokisleathersuit:

on april fools day we should all change our icons to this

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The post that started it all

*tour guide voice* and directly ahead you can see the origins of what is now known as the Mishapocalypse

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lovebeyondmeasure:

Quick, messy graphic to explain a concept that seems obvious to me:
We shouldn’t be helping women because they’re related to someone else. We shouldn’t be helping women because someone else cares about them. We should be helping women because they are people. 
We should be helping women for their own sake.
Why is that a hard concept for people to grasp?