sonicuzumaki:

my grand entrance to prom


geldof:

albert-hammond:

geldof:

geldof:

whaht if i used peanut butter as fake tan

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what do you mena it looks like i smothered peanut butter all over my amrs it took me two wekes in spain to get this golden

you could at least use smooth peanut butter i mean really

i’ll kepe that in mind for hthe next time i covee r myself in peanut butter 

6,477 notes   -  15 May 2013

dampsandwich:

taimondo:

friedmangosantas:

lokis-guardian-angel:

shortbrunetteandsnarky:

rennerific:

dampsandwich:

why is the word ‘abbreviation’ so long

why is the word ‘long’ so short

why is the word ‘short’ longer than ‘long’

why is ‘hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia’ the fear of long words

why are my feet size 11

i really wanna know why your feet are size 11

how did this happen

79,595 notes   -  14 May 2013

wild-lion:

im in no position to have high standards but it doesn’t stop me

101,028 notes   -  14 May 2013

feistie:

megvsshark:

trishhyy:

when a girl changes her clothes in front of you, she’s either really interested or you’re level 99 friend-zoned

Or she hasn’t spotted you in the tree yet.

ITGOTBETTER

180,293 notes   -  14 May 2013


nooby-banana:

galosengen:

hicpup

49,403 notes   -  14 May 2013

the-absolute-funniest-posts:

orelpuppington:

reminder that there was a fairly odd parents movie where drake bell played timmy turner who was canonically 23 and still in elementary school

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chyertis:

maahamburger:

what if you get married to someone and then realize they used to follow you 

you know, before Tumblr existed this sentence would mean something a lot worse

153,373 notes   -  14 May 2013

awesomephilia:

My friend and I were drunk photoshopping last night. Forgot we made this (via)




neopiacentral:

I think I deserve fairly odd parents

16,088 notes   -  14 May 2013


randomstuff134:

sodamnrelatable:

take a moment to realize you have never seen your face in person, just reflections and pictures

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some scientists agree that if you saw a clone of yourself, you wouldn’t recognise it as you, because our idea of what we look like is so different from what we actually look like

447,826 notes   -  14 May 2013