1. Facebook, stop suggesting me to add people from high school that are complete assholes. I don’t even know them.

     

  2. dearbuddha:

    This is cultural appropriation at best and it is not fucking okay. My or anyone else’s culture is not a trend.

    I’m actually offended. Fucking stop.

    I’ve never been more offended in my entire life…until now. 

     


  3. I swear my dog, Rocco, is a reincarnation of my cat Rocko.

    Every night he sleeps outside protecting us from possums and barking at anything that makes a sound. But I can’t sleep without him so I stay up till 4 in the morning when he is ready to give up his security job to go inside the house to sleep. 

     

  4. Old man skateboard tricks - kick flip, sissy pop (by Adam Herron)

     

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  6. Neil deGrasse Tyson says America has lost its exploratory compass at Rice’s 100th commencement (by RiceUniversity)

     


  7. To the lovely Annie G by F. Spencer

    Darling, I lost you.

    Even when I thought I couldn’t.

    I drowned in a sea of soul

    in your eyes of amber blue.

    You stole my breath,

    You stole my heart,

    and you stole my skateboard.

    I have no possesions to my name.

    I suppose that doesn’t really matter 

    now.

    Now, I see that once again,

    things could never be the same.

     


  8. You can always learn a lot about someone based on what is on their nightstand.

     

  9. livelifel0velaugh:

    nazeem38:

    exxpensiveslang:

    shroomyloomyland:

    That awkward moment when you moonwalk into MJ

    I will reblog this forever.

    Fun Fact: That kid is actually Alfonso Ribeiro, AKA Carlton from Fresh Prince.

    reblogged for ^that fact right there

    (via nobras-nopanties)

     

  10. slydig:

    mydepressioneatsmealive:

    “According to Greek mythology, humans were originally created with four arms, four legs, and a head with two faces. Fearing their power, Zeus split them into two separate beings condemning them to spend their lives in search for their other halves.”

    ~Plato’s The Symposium.

    (Source: eternalseptember, via the1nonlygeo)