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My concern about my tongue ring is how much it is going to affect my sex life.
I got my tongue pierced.
the ceo of abercrombie and fitch has a lot of nerve saying that ugly people shouldn’t wear his clothes when he looks like an albino orc from the lord of the rings
fashion
Now is the time to reblog this.
I’ve been awaiting this picture.Hahaha I can’t help it. The irony.
I think the orc looks cuter.
(Source: amazingphil-is-onfire)
Link and Navi at some con. THIS IS THE MOST ADORABLE THING EVER.
“Hey Link!”
“What.”
“Hey Link!”
“What.”
“Hey Link!”
“WHAT.”
“Watch out!”“Omg, nothing’s there, Navi.”
fuCKIGN BEST NAVI AND LINK EVERR EF,GFGFG„G
Accurate to a fault.
Send me nudes? ;) pleaseeeee
Dramatic Reading of the Day: If Morgan Freeman Read the Delta Gamma Sorority Letter
Comedian Josh Robert Thompson reads the infamous sorority girl e-mail rant in the voice of Morgan Freeman.
Note: this video contains profane language; viewer discretion is advised.
I JUST LAUGHED SO LOUD AND PROBABLY JUST WOKE MY PARENTS UP.
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Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, first Congressperson to officially describe her religion as “none,” is sworn in not on the Bible, but on the document she’s actually supposed to be protecting and upholding—the Constitution.
Edit: She’s also the first openly bisexual Congressperson. (via eyesdriftskyward)
[Fun fact: James Madison remains the only president to take his oath of office on a book of laws, rather than the Bible.]
While making no commentary on the religious angle at play, doesn’t it seem like using the U.S. Constitution for swearing-ins makes a lot more sense, as a function of government?
and as a country that has separation of church and state, that’s supposed to have a government free from religion](http://25.media.tumblr.com/9b6d207f93f713ae83b241cad01ce0a4/tumblr_mgc1ancffa1qbxlcko1_500.jpg)
Rep. Kyrsten Sinema, first Congressperson to officially describe her religion as “none,” is sworn in not on the Bible, but on the document she’s actually supposed to be protecting and upholding—the Constitution.
Edit: She’s also the first openly bisexual Congressperson. (via eyesdriftskyward)
[Fun fact: James Madison remains the only president to take his oath of office on a book of laws, rather than the Bible.]
While making no commentary on the religious angle at play, doesn’t it seem like using the U.S. Constitution for swearing-ins makes a lot more sense, as a function of government?
and as a country that has separation of church and state, that’s supposed to have a government free from religion
