July 2012
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Re-watching Dawson’s Creek on Netflix.
Just finished the Season 4 finale.
This is me:
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ERMAHGERD! →
http://ermahgerd.jmillerdesign.com/?_escaped_fragment_=%2Ftranslate#!/translate
me in public
thinking: if you can read my thoughts then hello
Male Privilege #14
jackpowerx:
aboutmaleprivilege:
Nobody tries to take away your right to use a condom. Nobody hammers into your head that you should feel guilty and shameful about preventing your gift-from-God sperm from fertilizing an egg and thus ensuring the birth of a beautiful child. No politician tells you using condoms makes you a slut. Nobody bombs a convenience store that sells condoms, threatens...
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“Once the final 13 episodes of Fringe air, Jackson wouldn’t mind making a cameo...”
– Joshua Jackson [x] (via dontforget2remember)
teacher: what's something that you need that you can't see or feel?
person: air
me: wifi
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thefirenationattackedmyvagina:
no but seriously every time i kill a spider i just feel so guilty like my conscience just starts yelling at me
“i bet it had a family
probably some friends
it had a job and a favorite restaurant
it had dreams just like you and me
it probably shipped klaine”
That’s why I usually can’t bring myself to kill them. :(
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ntenas:
all i want in life is a spontaneous musical number
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The Brain On Love →
thoughtsandthemesongs:
“Love is the best school, but the tuition is high and the homework can be painful. As imaging studies by the U.C.L.A. neuroscientist Naomi Eisenberger show, the same areas of the brain that register physical pain are active when someone feels socially rejected. That’s why being spurned by a lover hurts all over the body, but in no place you can point to. Or rather, you’d...
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fuckyeahfreelancewhales:
singlittledarling:
•Diluvia refers to glacial drift originally thought to have been caused by the Deluge or other great floods. •A deposit of superficial loam, sand, gravel, stones, etc., caused by former action of flowing waters, or the melting of glacial ice.
