lizuhd:

how come phineas is always like “i know what we’re going to do today” maybe ferb had an idea you ass

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pizza:

nicklugo:

This makes me really uncomfortable

is that a furby

i wanna give a high five to every parents who have a hot son good job 

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but why do famous people get things for free if they’re the ones that can afford it 

(Source: bludgertothehead)

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octupac:

lets play “how rude can i be until u realize i dont like u”

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bright-spirit:

longhighway:

I AM REALLY UPSET BECAUSE NOBODY IS KISSING ME OR GOING OUT WITH ME OR CRUSHING ON ME EVERYONE ELSE HAS A PERSON WHERE IS MY PERSON WHY DONT I GET A FRICKIN PERSON

My life

(Source: grates)

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pizza:

*uses snapchat text bar to cover double chin*

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mateobryan:

at least she’s wearing Versace
malformalady:

The proper name for the phenomena known as a ‘fire rainbow’ is circumhorizontal arc and it’s actually an optical phenomena - a ice-halo formed by plate-shaped ice crystals in high level cirrus clouds. On sunny afternoons, cumulus clouds boil upwards, pushing layers of moist air above them even higher where they cool and condense to form cloud caps or ‘pileus’ (Latin for cap). When pileus clouds form very quickly, their water droplets tend to be all the same size, the perfect condition for iridescent colors.’  The above Photo was taken on 9/12/2012, at Goose Island State Park, TX.
Photo credit: David England

Clement Valla collects distorted snapshots from Google Earth, windows into an alternate reality. The sublime, melting lanscapes are technically mistakes, glitches in the computer mapping process formed when the aerial view intersects with the ground view. Valla says: “These collected images feel alien, because they are clearly an incorrect representation of the earth’s surface. And it is precisely because humans did not directly create these images that they are so fascinating. They are created by an algorithm that finds nothing wrong in these moments.”