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Nov
14th
Sat
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(via emma4309)
Why so serious?

(via emma4309)

Why so serious?

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Nov
1st
Sun
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david:

Dogs must think Halloween is pretty weird.

Oct
28th
Wed
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Lupe Fiasco ft. Nikki Jean - Hip-Hop Saved My Life

Album - The Cool

Oct
25th
Sun
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juliasegal:

Home Alone
Gangster ‘Johnny’: [hears knock at door] Who is it? Gangster ‘Snakes’: [Snakes comes in] It’s me, Snakes. I got the stuff. Gangster ‘Johnny’: Leave it on the doorstep and get the hell outta here. Gangster ‘Snakes’: All right, Johnny, but what about my money? Gangster ‘Johnny’: What money? Gangster ‘Snakes’: Acey said you had some dough for me. Gangster ‘Johnny’: That a fact? How much do I owe ya? Gangster ‘Snakes’: Acey said 10%. Gangster ‘Johnny’: [smirks] Too bad Acey ain’t in charge no more. Gangster ‘Snakes’: What do you mean? Gangster ‘Johnny’: He’s upstairs taking a bath. He’ll call you when he gets out. Gangster ‘Johnny’: Hey, I tell ya what I’m gonna give *you*, Snakes. Gangster ‘Johnny’: [pulls out machine gun] Gangster ‘Johnny’: I’m gonna give you to the count of 10, to get your lying, yellow, no-good keister off my property, before [shouts] Gangster ‘Johnny’: I pump your guts full of lead! Gangster ‘Snakes’: [wide eyed and calm] All right, Johnny, I’m sorry. I’m goin! Gangster ‘Johnny’: 1… 2… 10! Gangster ‘Johnny’: [starts unloading bullets into Snakes while laughing maniacally] Gangster ‘Johnny’: Keep the change ya filthy animal!

juliasegal:

Home Alone

Gangster ‘Johnny’: [hears knock at door] Who is it?
Gangster ‘Snakes’: [Snakes comes in] It’s me, Snakes. I got the stuff.
Gangster ‘Johnny’: Leave it on the doorstep and get the hell outta here.
Gangster ‘Snakes’: All right, Johnny, but what about my money?
Gangster ‘Johnny’: What money?
Gangster ‘Snakes’: Acey said you had some dough for me.
Gangster ‘Johnny’: That a fact? How much do I owe ya?
Gangster ‘Snakes’: Acey said 10%.
Gangster ‘Johnny’: [smirks] Too bad Acey ain’t in charge no more.
Gangster ‘Snakes’: What do you mean?
Gangster ‘Johnny’: He’s upstairs taking a bath. He’ll call you when he gets out.
Gangster ‘Johnny’: Hey, I tell ya what I’m gonna give *you*, Snakes.
Gangster ‘Johnny’: [pulls out machine gun]
Gangster ‘Johnny’: I’m gonna give you to the count of 10, to get your lying, yellow, no-good keister off my property, before
[shouts]
Gangster ‘Johnny’: I pump your guts full of lead!
Gangster ‘Snakes’: [wide eyed and calm] All right, Johnny, I’m sorry. I’m goin!
Gangster ‘Johnny’: 1… 2… 10!
Gangster ‘Johnny’: [starts unloading bullets into Snakes while laughing maniacally]
Gangster ‘Johnny’: Keep the change ya filthy animal!

Oct
23rd
Fri
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luckyshirt:

“Hello” and “hi” are synonyms.
But you sound like a damned fool if you pick up a phone and ask: “Hi?”
How did a greeting-turned-question become the go-to phone-answering choice?
What are we asking?
“Can I greet you?”
“Is it acceptable to you that I have engaged you in conversation?”
“DO WE EVEN EXIST?”
The greeting has come to feel like we are in a way that makes very little sense asking for the identity of the caller.
But in this age of caller ID, that feeling has been removed from the equation.
We know who is calling us, and the gap between being approached by someone on a street and taking their call is narrowing.
Imagine doing this after seeing your friend walking toward you in a bar.
Imagine asking him: “Hey?”
…then waiting for his response.
I move that we eliminate the “Questioning Hello” from our language, and replace it with something more appropriate to our day and age.
What should it be?
…hello?

luckyshirt:

“Hello” and “hi” are synonyms.

But you sound like a damned fool if you pick up a phone and ask: “Hi?”

How did a greeting-turned-question become the go-to phone-answering choice?

What are we asking?

“Can I greet you?”

“Is it acceptable to you that I have engaged you in conversation?”

“DO WE EVEN EXIST?”

The greeting has come to feel like we are in a way that makes very little sense asking for the identity of the caller.

But in this age of caller ID, that feeling has been removed from the equation.

We know who is calling us, and the gap between being approached by someone on a street and taking their call is narrowing.

Imagine doing this after seeing your friend walking toward you in a bar.

Imagine asking him: “Hey?”

…then waiting for his response.

I move that we eliminate the “Questioning Hello” from our language, and replace it with something more appropriate to our day and age.

What should it be?

…hello?

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marquisinspades:

palahniukandchocolate:

It was pointed out in this thread that Winnie Cooper was the original Manic Pixie Dream Girl. I have to agree.

i miss this show so, so much

instant reblog

marquisinspades:

palahniukandchocolate:

It was pointed out in this thread that Winnie Cooper was the original Manic Pixie Dream Girl. I have to agree.

i miss this show so, so much

instant reblog

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Okay, well maybe we should tell that to Rain Man,
because he practically bankrupted a casino, and he was
a Ruh-Tard.

Alan

The Hangover