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  • axe-fx:
“tweet of the millennium
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    axe-fx:

    tweet of the millennium

    (via characterlimit)

    • 6 years ago
    • 47622 notes
  • persitentmanlyagitation:
“ c-orgiis:
“ catwithbenefits:
“ benepla:
“ bumblebeebats:
“” ”
ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME ”

    persitentmanlyagitation:

    c-orgiis:

    catwithbenefits:

    benepla:

    bumblebeebats:

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    ARE YOU FUCKING KIDDING ME

    (via characterlimit)

    • 6 years ago
    • 360408 notes
  • robotlyra:

    nadiaoxford:

    I don’t know a word of Korean, but I love how I can tell the chat is clearly cracking up at this.

    “LOL I’M DRIVING” is a universal experience

    (via characterlimit)

    • 6 years ago
    • 392306 notes
  • thatgirlwiththememes:

    image

    (via characterlimit)

    • 6 years ago
    • 24364 notes
  • kim-kartrashcan:
“I mean…I’d be concerned too
”

    kim-kartrashcan:

    I mean…I’d be concerned too

    (via zackisontumblr)

    Source: twitter.com
    • 6 years ago
    • 345025 notes
  • bangtanbis:

    slow-riot:

    Wake Me Up Inside has become a real joke but you all are lying if you say that you wouldn’t have loved lyrics like “bid my blood to run before I come undone and save me from the nothing I’ve become” if it was presented in a folk song on Sufjan Stevens’ Carrie & Lowell.

    My inner 13 year old self is screaming because the song isn’t called wake me up inside it’s called bring me to life you fucking fake goths

    (via christmaszombies-deactivated201)

    • 6 years ago
    • 122053 notes
  • swarnpert:

    birdfriender:

    I love that one of the restrictions on name changes in the UK is that your name cannot “promote criminal activities” and fucking hell every name I can think of that violates that is just stellar honestly like fucking hello nice to meet you my name is Commit Arson, I’d like you to meet my daughter Dont Pay Taxes and my son Steal From Work

    this is my son, rob

    (via soulpact)

    • 6 years ago
    • 183904 notes
  • lavenderprose:

    I love the idea of Yuuri Katsuki retiring from figure skating at age 29 with five World Championships under his belt and sort of sinks to obscurity because all he really wants to do after that is chill out with all of his niche hobbies, sitting next to Viktor at competitions with crochet hooks in his hands or a handheld video game. Every once in awhile he offers his thoughts on a step sequence. He’s there to offer moral support and to tell Viktor that his hair is shiny.

    At the same time, there’s a YouTube channel rising to prominence with these really entertaining but really bizarre-ass tutorials (Or, like, tutorials is the closest thing to describe what they are because it’s not like there are step-by-step directions, but you can clearly see everything the person does and every once in awhile a line of text will pop up over a measuring cup that says “one cup of almond milk”) in which there is never any speaking or music, only the sound of paper folding or meat sizzling or scissors cutting, vaguely ASMR-y but also not. There doesn’t seem to be any rhyme or reason as to what the channel does. It’s not a cooking channel. It’s not a gadget channel. It’s not a needlework channel. It’s not one of those Kracie Poppin Cookin channels. The packages sometimes have Cyrillic on them, but also sometimes Kanji, but also sometimes they’re in English. The backdrop is usually the same kitchen but sometimes it’s various different hotel rooms. A dog sometimes barks in the background. The person who owns the channel can sometimes be seen in the reflection of a pot but it’s hard to make out.

    People like to watch the channel because it’s relaxing and, despite the whole unknown-person-doing-weird-things-on-the-internet vibe, it’s non-threatening and unsinister.

    Then, one day, a video is posted where the owner of the channel has the camera braced on the stove to show a pot of water boiling, and in the far background, very clearly, is five-time World Champion of Figure Skating Viktor Nikiforov, sitting on a sofa and reading a book.

    Yuuri, who’s terribly cheeky, puts a line of text above Viktor’s head that says, “One husband.”

    “HEY UM WHAT,” says the internet.

    (via seananmcguire)

    • 6 years ago
    • 5573 notes
    • #You asshole what is the channel
  • e-seal:

    Jobs in 2029:

    YouTuber historian

    Sexbot mechanic

    Corporate jester

    (via a-wild-haggis)

    • 6 years ago
    • 35940 notes
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    Source: porterr-robinson
    • 6 years ago
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