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“It’s Catching Up” by NoMeansNo

Do you hear that sound?
That scratching sound?
Is it better to be lost or found?

You can’t ignore it
You can’t talk it away
You can’t drink it away
You can’t fuck it away

It’s catching up, I’m fucked
A dead duck, shit outta luck

2:06pm

This is all just too great.

Credit for these photos go to my friend’s little brother and his friend.

(Source: jhossine)

THIS!!!!!!!!

(Source: mycroftings)

Awesome. This happened last night. :)

Thanks for putting this together, Frankie!
You have an amazing collection of Jon Stewart GIFs.

And thank you, Daily Show!!

(Source: yankeeroseviii)

geekfeed:

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Sounds like something someone teaching stats at UofT would write! Why didn’t I think of it myself?

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Sounds like something someone teaching stats at UofT would write! Why didn’t I think of it myself?

(Source: pinkoreocookie)

American Horror Story

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p14t:

True story

True story

Marge: “I don’t know what you have planned tonight, but count me out.”

Marge: “I don’t know what you have planned tonight, but count me out.”

(Source: eyeonspringfield)

friendlyatheist:

travors:

Cyanide and Happiness

Good bye Christopher Hitchens. You are missed.

friendlyatheist:

travors:

Cyanide and Happiness

Good bye Christopher Hitchens. You are missed.

vanityfair:

Without a doubt, this is our favorite freewheeling photograph of the late, great Christopher Hitchens, whose passing we can barely comprehend. So we turn to the words of Graydon Carter, who writes of this image in his touching memoriam:
“I once sent him out on a mission to break the most niggling laws still on the books in New York City. One such decree forbade riding a bicycle with your feet off the pedals. The photograph that ran with the column, of Christopher sailing a small bike through Central Park with his legs in the air, looked like something out of the Moscow Circus.”
Photograph by Christian Witkin.

Without a doubt, this is our favorite freewheeling photograph of the late, great Christopher Hitchens, whose passing we can barely comprehend. So we turn to the words of Graydon Carter, who writes of this image in his touching memoriam:

“I once sent him out on a mission to break the most niggling laws still on the books in New York City. One such decree forbade riding a bicycle with your feet off the pedals. The photograph that ran with the column, of Christopher sailing a small bike through Central Park with his legs in the air, looked like something out of the Moscow Circus.”

Photograph by Christian Witkin.

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