What a beautiful child.

What a beautiful child.

celebritycloseup:

al pacino

That nail fungus on Al Pacino, tho!!!

celebritycloseup:

al pacino

That nail fungus on Al Pacino, tho!!!

needlesslycrunk:

OH HOW YOU DOIN MAMAYOU LOOK VERY NICE TODAYHOW YOU DOIN MAMAYOU LOOK VERY NICE TODAY
DID YOU SLEEP GOOD?HAVE SOME GOOD DREAMS?THAT’S FUCKIN AWESOME MOMI’M GLAD TO HEAR IT MOM
WHAT CHU MEAN WHERE’S THE CAT? (WHAT!)HOW THE FUCK SHOULD I KNOW?WHY YOU ASK ME THAT? (WHAT!)HOW THE FUCK SHOULD I KNOW?
I’M OFFENDED, MOMI’M OFFENDED, MOMI’M OFFENDED, MOMI’M OFFENDED, MOM
BY THE WAY, CAN YOU HELP ME GETTHIS BLOOD OFF MY ONESIE?DONT ASK NO QUESTIONSJUST HELP ME GET THIS BLOOD OFF MY ONESIE

needlesslycrunk:

OH HOW YOU DOIN MAMA
YOU LOOK VERY NICE TODAY
HOW YOU DOIN MAMA
YOU LOOK VERY NICE TODAY

DID YOU SLEEP GOOD?
HAVE SOME GOOD DREAMS?
THAT’S FUCKIN AWESOME MOM
I’M GLAD TO HEAR IT MOM

WHAT CHU MEAN WHERE’S THE CAT? (WHAT!)
HOW THE FUCK SHOULD I KNOW?
WHY YOU ASK ME THAT? (WHAT!)
HOW THE FUCK SHOULD I KNOW?

I’M OFFENDED, MOM
I’M OFFENDED, MOM
I’M OFFENDED, MOM
I’M OFFENDED, MOM

BY THE WAY, CAN YOU HELP ME GET
THIS BLOOD OFF MY ONESIE?
DONT ASK NO QUESTIONS
JUST HELP ME GET THIS BLOOD OFF MY ONESIE

rosalindrobertson:

A while ago, I penned a fairly angry response to something circulating on the internet – the 21 Habits of Happy People. It pissed me off beyond belief, that there was an inference that if you weren’t Happy, you simply weren’t doing the right things.

I’ve had depression for as long as I can…

africlecticmagazine:

“They Don’t Make Them Like They Used To” ~ Mary Sibande

Mary Sibande is a South African artist based in Johannesburg. Her recent series ‘long live the dead queen’ was featured within the city on the side of buildings and other structures as large, photographic murals. the series, like Sibande’s practice as an artist, ‘attempts to critique stereotypical depictions of women, particularly black women in our society.”

(Source: africlecticmagazine, via youlookswenka)

Sad-great reviews, #2 in a collectors series


Product:


Fresh Wave Continuous Release Odor Eliminator Gel, 64-Ounce Jar 


Customer


B. Lankin “Chicago Durga” (Chicago, IL United States)


Testimony


A mouse died under my floorboards. The smell of rotting flesh is overwhelming in my small, apartment living room. I can’t afford to take the floorboards up to remove the mouse; I must wait it out until the mouse finishes decomposing.


Several websites mentioned that this product would help with the odor problem.


I have had TEN bowls of it on my living room floor for two days now, and even with the windows open, my living room smells like corpse with a hint of cedar.


If you’re trying to eradicate the smell of death, look elsewhere.


And my heart goes out to you.


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Just so we're clear

  • Cocaine possession: 3-5 years in prison
  • Crack possession: 15 years in prison
  • Pirating music: Civil lawsuit and/or up to five years in prison
  • What these little rapist shits got: One year in prison
danielextra:

Best Note From Dad After Overhearing Son Debating Coming Out
The postscript to this note slays me with joy.

danielextra:

Best Note From Dad After Overhearing Son Debating Coming Out

The postscript to this note slays me with joy.

explore-blog:

Passport ownership in America, by state. Let’s play Spot the Various Correlations.

explore-blog:

Passport ownership in America, by state. Let’s play Spot the Various Correlations.

(Source: )

"The Voting Rights Act is one of the most powerful tools Americans have to fight injustice, and its protection is fundamental to our democracy. Since the Act’s enactment in 1965, disciplined, systematic efforts to undermine its safeguards by disenfranchising younger, poorer, minority, and disabled voters—some even more determined today than they were 48 years ago—are reminding us of the fragility of this very precious right. As America becomes younger, more diverse, and more vibrant, our response must be to embrace our common humanity, to widen the circle of opportunity, and to build a country where every American has a voice in the future—a voice that our vote provides and our government must protect. This is not the time to weaken those protections, but rather an opportunity to redouble our efforts to affirm them."

President Bill Clinton, today. (via thesmithian)