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collectingapples:

I AM SO SICK OF SEEING THIS ON MY DASH
THIS IS FUCKING REVOLTING OH MY GOD

FOOD SHOULD NOT BE FLUORESCENT ORANGE OMG D:

collectingapples:

I AM SO SICK OF SEEING THIS ON MY DASH

THIS IS FUCKING REVOLTING OH MY GOD

FOOD SHOULD NOT BE FLUORESCENT ORANGE OMG D:

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Source: thedailywhat

anditslove:

Gracie is reunited with her owner after he returned home from Afghanistan 

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Source: rizyphus

theanimalblog:

Kangaroo (by floridapfe)

theanimalblog:

Kangaroo (by floridapfe)

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Source: Flickr / floridapfe

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Source: whatsherfaycee

Text

Today, September 15th, is R U OK day

Ask someone. A friend, a family member, a work colleague, a complete stranger. And not just today. Ask any day. Ask every day if you have to.

Don’t let a small problem become a big problem.

And if someone asks you, remember that it’s OK to say no. 

R U OK?

Source: ruok.org.au

"We still do not have democracy in Iraq. They are closer to Syria [and] Iran than they have been before. We lost over 4,000 men and women, … trillions of dollars spent, 100,000 Iraqis, okay. And we got rid of Saddam Hussein, but it hasn’t done that much. There are still other dictators. It’s hard for me to understand… I hate people who say ‘with all due respect,’ but with all due respect, Mr. Cheney, it’s hard for me to understand that all this was worth it just to get rid of Saddam Hussein."

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Barbara Walters to former Vice President Dick Cheney

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TELL IT BARBARA. LET HIM KNOW.

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saving all these gifs. you tell him barbara

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thedailywhat:

This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: On Sunday, September 11th, two passenger planes had to be escorted to their destination by F-16 jets after suspicious activity was reported on board.
One of those flights, Frontier Flight 623, landed at Detroit’s Metropolitan Airport, and was met on the runway by FBI agents and a SWAT unit. Three passengers — two men of Indiana descent and a woman — were removed from coach in bracelets, and taken into custody.
The female detainee, as it turns out, was Jewish Arab blogger Shoshana Hebshi.
“Silly me,” Hebshi writes in a post describing her ordeal, “I thought flying on 9/11 would be easy.” Hebshi says she had never been profiled before, despite the Arab features she got from her Saudi Arabian dad.
“Because I am my father’s daughter I am aware of the possibility of anti-Arab and anti-Semitic sentiments that have increased dramatically,” she says, “but luckily  no members of my family nor myself have had to endure what so many others have gone through in this country and throughout the world.”
All that changed Sunday when Hebshi was handcuffed, locked up, and strip-searched — all because a passenger aboard her plane thought she looked suspicious.
“You understand why we have to do this, right? It’s for our own protection,” said the female officer responsible for administering the search. “Because I am so violent,” Hebshi thought to herself. “And pulling me off an airplane, handcuffing me  and patting me down against a squad car didn’t offer enough protection.  They also needed to make sure all my orifices were free and clear.”
After all was said and done, an FBI agent apologized to Hebshi and thanked her for her cooperation. “It’s 9/11 and people are seeing ghosts,” the agent told her, adding that the FBI “had to act on a report of suspicious behavior, and this is what the reaction looks like.”
But to Hebshi, who says she won’t be flying on September 11 any time soon, these excuses ring hollow:

In the aftermath of my events on Sept. 11, 2011, I feel  violated, humiliated and sure that I was taken from the plane simply  because of my appearance…We live in a complicated world that, to me, seems to have reached a  breaking point. The real test will be if we decide to break free from  our fears and hatred and truly try to be good people who practice  compassion–even toward those who hate.

[ap via lasvegassun / shebshi.]

thedailywhat:

This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: On Sunday, September 11th, two passenger planes had to be escorted to their destination by F-16 jets after suspicious activity was reported on board.

One of those flights, Frontier Flight 623, landed at Detroit’s Metropolitan Airport, and was met on the runway by FBI agents and a SWAT unit. Three passengers — two men of Indiana descent and a woman — were removed from coach in bracelets, and taken into custody.

The female detainee, as it turns out, was Jewish Arab blogger Shoshana Hebshi.

“Silly me,” Hebshi writes in a post describing her ordeal, “I thought flying on 9/11 would be easy.” Hebshi says she had never been profiled before, despite the Arab features she got from her Saudi Arabian dad.

“Because I am my father’s daughter I am aware of the possibility of anti-Arab and anti-Semitic sentiments that have increased dramatically,” she says, “but luckily  no members of my family nor myself have had to endure what so many others have gone through in this country and throughout the world.”

All that changed Sunday when Hebshi was handcuffed, locked up, and strip-searched — all because a passenger aboard her plane thought she looked suspicious.

“You understand why we have to do this, right? It’s for our own protection,” said the female officer responsible for administering the search. “Because I am so violent,” Hebshi thought to herself. “And pulling me off an airplane, handcuffing me and patting me down against a squad car didn’t offer enough protection. They also needed to make sure all my orifices were free and clear.”

After all was said and done, an FBI agent apologized to Hebshi and thanked her for her cooperation. “It’s 9/11 and people are seeing ghosts,” the agent told her, adding that the FBI “had to act on a report of suspicious behavior, and this is what the reaction looks like.”

But to Hebshi, who says she won’t be flying on September 11 any time soon, these excuses ring hollow:

In the aftermath of my events on Sept. 11, 2011, I feel violated, humiliated and sure that I was taken from the plane simply because of my appearance…We live in a complicated world that, to me, seems to have reached a breaking point. The real test will be if we decide to break free from our fears and hatred and truly try to be good people who practice compassion–even toward those who hate.

[ap via lasvegassun / shebshi.]

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Source: thedailywhat

furyni:

wtfmargot:

LMFAO

YESSSSS

furyni:

wtfmargot:

LMFAO

YESSSSS

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Source: epic4chan

gaksdesigns:

A Semacode measuring 160 x 160 meters was mown into a wheat field near the town of Ilmenau. The code consists of 18 x 18 bright and dark squares, decoded the phrase reads “Hello, world!”.

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Source: gaksdesigns

poodilywoots:

d0z0:

lifeoftheserial:

beckyhetfield:

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poodilywoots:

d0z0:

lifeoftheserial:

beckyhetfield:

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Source: nigeljosh

rollingirl:

polskipants:

darrikins:

brokenalice:

haruka-hourou:

panoramiccc:

love-me-twice:

sebastian—michealis:

change—-the—-world:

hermaphroditic-angel:

analyticnerd:

montezumarevenge:

born2toss4guard:

whooa this is legit

we have to go deeper

You have got to be kidding me :O

My jaw was literally on the ground

Its so pure!

Holy shit. 

The whole time I was watching this I kept saying “No… no…. Fuck… no… oh my god no…”

WOAH

and I officially give up on whatever I used to call art. 

these asians 
i swear to god 

l;k;kf;ldskf;ldskl;f

My life is meaningless.

 i wouldnt have the patience

THAT WATERMELON

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Source: imanic

whatpumpkin:

bestof71:

ithinkimightberobert:

avatar2033:

lukethreepwood:

sleepamongthedead:

xtoshiroxsamax:

keithjacks:

In case you were wondering how hard it is to get out of showing up for jury duty. 

My god, has this government gone to shit.

wtf lol

Reblogged for the sheer absurdity.

Their cat has a full name?

uh

generally people will use their last name as their cat’s last name yes

If I never have a pet summoned for jury duty I will be disappointed

whatpumpkin:

bestof71:

ithinkimightberobert:

avatar2033:

lukethreepwood:

sleepamongthedead:

xtoshiroxsamax:

keithjacks:

In case you were wondering how hard it is to get out of showing up for jury duty. 

My god, has this government gone to shit.

wtf lol

Reblogged for the sheer absurdity.

Their cat has a full name?

uh

generally people will use their last name as their cat’s last name yes

If I never have a pet summoned for jury duty I will be disappointed

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Source: toralei

lesbifianakis:

jamfuckingtastic:

That awkward moment when an elephant is better at painting than most of your friends.

Sometimes I feel like a painting elephant

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Source: philosophicalpuppy