stuff you ask your mom:
- mom where’s my towel
- mom what do we eat for dinner
- mom what time is it
- mom where’s my phone
- mom when do you come back
- mom what day is it
stuff you ask your dad
- dad where is mom
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Squirrels & Macaroons
"THE WILLS OF THE WORLD DO GOOD THINGS" - sassypantstotherescue
I am a very obsessive person who loves Radiohead, Grizzly Bear, There Will Be Blood, Community, Breaking Bad, Homeland, Merlin, Sherlock, Arrested Development, Saturday Night Live, Daniel Day-Lewis & Bill Hader.
The Many Faces of Bill Hader (vol. 2) | Various characters from episodes 4-7 of season 37 | [vol. 1]
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The Many Faces of Bill Hader (vol 3) | Various Characters from Season 37 episodes 8-10 | [vol 2] [vol 1]
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being famous must be so hard they probably have to shave their legs like everyday
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how the fuck are all these people able to just run into celebrities in restaurants and gas stations and shit i’m lucky if i find two matching socks in a load of laundry on the first try
When someone laughs at you for being legitimately upset about something
Black Man to Lose Scholarship For Refusing Racist Assignment
Timothy McNair is a graduate student of opera at Northwestern University’s famed Bienen School of Music. McNair is at the school on a full scholarship, but the 25-year-old is standing up to his school after his professor, Donald Nally, gave him an assignment to perform a song created by a racist American poet named Walt Whitman. McNair asked his instructor if he could be assigned to perform the work of other artists but Nally denied him the opportunity and told him if he didn’t turn in all of his completed work by Friday, May 17th he’d receive a failing grade. McNair refused.
“Certainly I do not deserve to fail this class. I have a 3.7 GPA. I’m an officer on three committees of this university. So what is deserving for me? Is to be able to perform two pieces and have the third piece removed because of the insensitivity,” McNair told Chicago’s WGN news station. Although the piece McNair is instructed to perform does not contain any blatant racism, McNair believes it is still offensive that he was asked to complete the works of a devout racist. “We know (he) was historically racist. He’s called African Americans ‘baboons’ and was for oppressing voting rights,” McNair said of Whitman.
But let a white person had to sing a song written about Osama or Sadam that shit would have been on every new station.
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So, you’re this Funke everyone’s been talking about. You can’t be more than what? Fifteen?
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Radiohead’s ‘OK Computer’ was released 16 years ago today.
Happy sweet sixteen, OK Computer. <3
In an interstellar burst
I am back to save the universe
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