lindseyko:

Norwegian Army does the Harlem Shake. 

The stakes have been raised. 

Perhaps my favorite Harlem Shake…

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Sylvanas, forever.

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jessicavalenti:

Shhhh…no one tell Fox News that the “wedding kiss” picture they’re using to accompany a piece about traditional gender roles is actually of a same sex couple. (MADE MY DAY)

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

Also the original article makes me want to punch a teddy bear. 

Gayke: Teen Comes Out to Parents with Punny 'Gay Cake'

15-year-old Ellen-admirer Laurel was understandably nervous about how her parents would react to her coming out, so she baked them a cake to sweeten the blow.

best. best best best!

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nevver:

Cat vs. Snowball

I laughed way too long, and way too hard, at this image.

tuulikki:

a-fiendish-thingy:

gunmetalskies:

Badass Tolkien meme.

Because Tolkien was a god.

Yes, yes, I’m glad we can all agree on this.

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closetedboggart:

saintbennithy:

ratherdielaughing:

Nants ingonyama bagithi baba  [There comes a lion]
Sithi uhhmm ingonyama         [Oh yes, it's a lion]

Nants ingonyama bagithi baba
Sithi uhhmm ingonyama
Ingonyama

>Sounds very emotional and spiritual

>Basically means “Hey dude, there’s a lion.  Yeah, that’s definitely a lion.”

Guys. That’s a sun. Not a lion. Get a grip.

I may have just lost my grip a bit laughing at this. Yep, it’s a lion!

timecowboy:

A - Z 

I agree with every one of these entries. *nodnod*

thefrogman:

Twitter: The Comic by Mike Rosenthal [website | tumblr | twitter]

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fuckyeahpsycheready:

heygirlnathanfillion:

Submission from katburdick.

Our Eighth most popular!

I love everything about this. Especially the fact that it was taken behind my old work building ;)

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staceythinx:

showslow:

The ‘American Revolution Revolution‘ is a series of paintings by Shawn Huckins that combines 18th Century American portraiture with 21st Century lexicons, such as mobile phone texting acronyms, Facebook status updates, and Twitter postings. Essentially the main goal of the series is to explore the brief history of the United States comparing the political revolution of when the country was founded in the 1700s versus the technological revolution that’s been happening over the past decade.

Huckins on his project:

The American Revolution was conceived through an exchange of a few well-formed ideas communicated in person and by handwritten letters. Imagine what George & Co. could have done with the Internet.

Or not…

Well-worn are the theories that advancing technology isolates us more, not less, and it is easy to idealize centuries-past life as simpler, more civil, more intelligent and, ironically, more ‘connected.’ The point is, we live in a very different time than our Founding Fathers did, and we would appear to place our priorities in very different places: what entertains our selves versus what serves our society. Clearly a society must be politically free to indulge in the luxury of such introspection. But has the complacency of our political freedom blinded us to the potential our ancestors fought for?

If George could comment today, would he click the ‘like’ button, or post wtf? and then go check his Lady Gaga tweet?

Read his full statement here

eevachu:

GUYS

IT’S A FUCKING BUCKET

OF

TITS

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terrasigillata:

o-eheu:

The conjugations of yolo. It had to be done.

let’s get some subjunctives all up in this

yolem - I might only live once

yolet - let him only live once!

yolemus - let us only live once!

This is perhaps the only acceptable form of “yolo” - making fun of it by conjugating it in Latin. 

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I laughed way too hard at this.

(Source: thefrogman, via breakcorechoirboy)

O.O

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