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Could You Be Allergic to Sex?  → lifestyle.ca.msn.com

No but I am allergic to pussy

Apr 29, 2010
#allergic #sex #homo
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#ride or screw #Twitter #hottness
Apr 29, 2010
Apr 29, 20101,759 notes
#Discotarian
Apr 28, 2010142 notes
“I’ve seen plays more exciting than this, honest to god plays” —

Apr 28, 2010
#quote #simpsons #plays
Play
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#cute boys #dumb bitches
“When I was at school, we were forced to attend a similar presentation. Herded into the gym under the pretence of free chips, we were assaulted with an hour of hippies playing guitars and a dance routine featuring some kind of colourful coat and a lot of looking upwards. Due to the air-conditioning in the packed gym not working and it being a hot day, the hippie wearing the colourful coat blacked out mid performance and struck his head against the front edge of the stage spraying the first row of cross-legged children with blood. Unconscious, he also urinated. There was a bit of screaming and an ambulance involved and everyone agreed it was the best play they had ever seen.” —

David Thorne Via

P.S. Seriously I hate plays. Every play I have ever gone to I have fallen asleep in.

Apr 28, 2010
#FUNNY HA HA
Play
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#ram jam #old #funny
Apr 28, 2010
#REALNESS #STRUT
Apr 27, 20101,987 notes
#that is what I want too liz lemon, #that is what I want too.....
Apr 27, 2010
#two rainbows #gay #awesome #photo
100 Twitters every guy should follow, less if you are gay → maxim.com
Apr 27, 2010
#list #twitter #gay #man #straight
248 ways to annoy people → dbooth.net
Apr 27, 2010
#248 ways to annoy people
Apr 27, 2010
What If The Tea Party Were Black? → alternet.org

notthatkindagay:

awesome-everyday:

axelrod:

absurdlakefront:

jaimeleigh:

katoleary:

(via ramou)

Oh, this is really good.

 Protest is only seen as fundamentally American when those who have long had the luxury of seeing themselves as prototypically American engage in it. When the dangerous and dark “other” does so, however, it isn’t viewed as normal or natural, let alone patriotic. Which is why Rush Limbaugh could say, this past week, that the Tea Parties are the first time since the Civil War that ordinary, common Americans stood up for their rights: a statement that erases the normalcy and “American-ness” of blacks in the civil rights struggle, not to mention women in the fight for suffrage and equality, working people in the fight for better working conditions, and LGBT folks as they struggle to be treated as full and equal human beings.

And this, my friends, is what white privilege is all about. The ability to threaten others, to engage in violent and incendiary rhetoric without consequence, to be viewed as patriotic and normal no matter what you do, and never to be feared and despised as people of color would be, if they tried to get away with half the shit we do, on a daily basis.

Brilliant

Apr 26, 2010127 notes
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