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sharesetaylor: Sharese Taylor wearing an Innercity basketball vest.Photography by Josh Crook
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bluntess: biitchesaintshiibuthoesntriicks: Blunt tonight whaaaaaaaaat fucking tropical fusion?! omfg i’ve never seen those
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depthsinme: Personal blog that you will love!
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mosoli: im still laughing at this
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221b-mine-please:

pirenstoletheimpala:

mycroft-queenofcake:

iamjayse:

thenerdfighterkid:

slydig:

tsarbucks:

slydig:

dont be mean 

be median or mode

damn math fandom bloggers

shut up we have a good range of jokes

this is our domain

guys we’re forgetting the point of this post and going off on a tangent

Are you all done cos I’ve had enough of this by now

Damn math fandom bloggers

(via earthtolaney)

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pomeray: Decomposing carcass of a blue whale (Balaenoptera musculus), 2010.
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mermaidcunt: womenwhokickass: Aya Kamikawa: Why she kicks ass She is the only openly transgender official in Japan at this point, and the first to seek or win elected office in Japan. She won a four-year term as an independent under huge media attention, placing sixth of 72 candidates running for 52 seats in the Setagaya ward assembly, the most populous district in Tokyo.  In April 2007, she was re-elected to her second term, placing second of 71 candidates running for 52 in the same ward assembly.  While the government announced that they would continue to consider her male officially, she stated that she would work as a woman.  She is devoted to work for various groups, the disabled, single-parent families, homeless people to evening junior high school students, LGBT people and to improve rights for women, children, the elderly.  She strives to give support for these people and bring positive changes which would help them in society.  She was also a committee member for Trans-net Japan (a self-support group for transgender people) and organised meetings and social events to give support and symposiums to raise the public awareness. oh shhh u go
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whitepaperquotes: “I’m currently reaching the end of my second year at college and I’ve been thinking a lot about what I want to do with the rest of my life. Mostly because I’ve been continuously asked about it by teachers, my parents, family friends… basically any adult in general. And it’s really starting to annoy me because people seem to think that you’re not going to have a good future if you don’t pass certain exams or if you don’t go to University or something like that, when, technically, that’s not true. Sure, good grades help, but they don’t shape a great life. You don’t need A’s to be happy, despite the overwhelming concept that seems to have attached itself to every teenager around the world. It’s perfectly okay to not know what the hell you’re doing and it’s more than okay to admit it. I like being able to say, “I don’t know yet but I’m excited to find out”. You are more than capable of bending and snapping other people’s expectations. If you want something enough, you’re going to get it. Maybe not today, or tomorrow, or even in a year. But you will. And the great thing is, it’s completely up to you. So, if you’re like me, a teenager who isn’t going to leave college with flying colours, that’s okay. I just want to be young and have fun and learn and grow, and figure all the serious stuff out later. Don’t focus so much on money or superficial success, because although it might be able to buy you a huge house and flashy cars and weekend mini breaks, I’m not going to care about all that if I’m not completely happy. I need my soul and my spirit to be happy for everything else to fall into place. Trust me.There is so much more to living than this.” Written and submitted by porcelain—bones (Advice blog—- feel free to message me whenever)
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crystalshades: wow so cool..
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stuckupteen:

i wanna by nice expensive clothes but i spend all my money on drugs and food 

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