Boats Against the Current

nevver:

Popular error

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Today in a meeting, one of my colleagues said something unflattering about Margaret Atwood and everyone else started to laugh, saying I’d turned beet red and was looking murderous because someone criticized her.

…I really could have taken a swing at Mary.

:)

aeris13:

georgetakei:

They bearly noticed.

Oh lord this reminds me of my dad hahaha

Yes, Kate, this is totally your Dad.

For My Mother When She Doesn’t Feel Beautiful (via clementinevonradics)

This was needed.

Ugh, I’m such a cry baby.

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Beautiful.

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21estrella:

paris, day five. by hjartesmil on Flickr.

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this kid’s got the world figured out

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breakdowntime:

This is pretty frigging amazing.

Is this my favourite thing? Yes, it might be.

“I lost track of time because Princess Peach tried to sell me vacuum cleaners.”

verticalvest:

old sport

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I don’t know why but this has got me dying of laughter. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

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Sigh.

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amymebberson:

Pocket Princesses 59: Coronation

Please reblog, don’t repost.

In related news, my official Acme Star Wars print ‘Leia’s Story’ is available from Super 7 here

No. No it ISN’T fair.

shitroughdrafts:

A Tale of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens. 1859.