Three weeks until I can breathe again.

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jasontheexploder:

it was like a new knowledge of reality

(via ebuddies)

You can see your life out the window.

Anonymous asked: can u kim my cocoapuffs

ya thx

cumberbatchcumberbum:

fractured-atlas:

justforgag:

My home will have at least three batcaves and one narnia

I must have this. If nothing else, the Narnia one.

^ i don’t see why any door in my house should not also be a bookcase

i want the first one for my kids and the second one for me

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I’ll kimmy your cocoa puff.

niggas-with-weaves:

lovingly-larry:

lets-get-mildly-suggestive:

vondell-swain:

karkateverdeen:

the-wisest-potato:

zac-afron:

who the fuck says sozza

what the fuck is frothin

IM LAUGHONIG SO HARD

BIBLE

i feel old

i recks that this rando is totes frothin

Woah inapropes

you guys are actually so ridonc

The most ridonc fo sho

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jellocum:

dontbeinsecure:

oh my god

FUCKKKKK

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martinekenblog:

CLOUD is a large-scale interactive sculpture created from 6,000 light bulbs, new and burnt-out. Constructed by Calgary-based artists Caitlind r.c. Brown and Wayne Garrett, CLOUD was on public display for one-night-only during Calgary’s first Nuit Blanche Festival. As part of the process of creating the sculpture, the artists collected burnt out incandescent light bulbs from local households, businesses, museums, and eco stations. The idea was to create an informal collaboration between the community and the artists, reduce costs, and experiment with the potential of items post-use.

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Anonymous asked: u havent kimmed me cocoa puffs

oops

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Whoa. (at Grand Canyon National Park)