Only the big black ones for me, ta.

Kirsty. (via ohdogoaway)

#No you get no context

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February 1, 2012     1 note

comicallyvintage:

We Fit Each Other Like Hand And Glove - They Hold The Grip For A Long time

Lovely little rainbow, by the way…

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January 31, 2012     751 notes

A Wrangler can make a butch man more butch….or a gay man more gay…..but never the twain shall meet.

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/glbt-travelers/821726-how-did-jeep-wrangler-become-gay-icon.html

Best page on the internets

January 31, 2012     1 note

Actually, I was pretty much laughing at their keyboard player, Spider Webb, who would stare down the crowd like a psycho killer. He would smear his mascara down his face then bag away on his keyboard like a puppet. At one point, he went for the microphone and screamed, “Thank you oh so very much, New York, ah hahahaha ahh ah” like a flamboyant 17th century gay count or something. He was like Amadeus meets the Cryptkeeper. I want to hire this guy for show and tell.

Music Snobbery (via horrortone)

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January 31, 2012     42 notes

For asexuals, sex is like… a donut. When we see a donut, we do not have the urge to eat the donut. This does not necessarily mean we hate the donut, or think the donut is disgusting— many of us even like donuts. But we never have any urge to walk over there and eat it. Demisexuals will have the urge to eat the donut only if it their absolute favorite kind of donut in the whole world, and greysexuals sometimes will have the urge to get the donut, and sometimes not. Celibates are on diets.

(via pepple)

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January 30, 2012     7,208 notes

Social Skills :Kirsty has a strong personality and she tends to domineer other children and feels the need to point our their mistakes. Consequently she is not over-popular. However she is confident and very independent and basically well-meaning

Report from my Reception year at my first school. I hated them and they hated me.
(1994, aged 4/5) 

January 30, 2012     2 notes

Kirsty is, however, always polite, and she speaks so maturely it is sometimes like having an adult conversation.

My school report, Class One - 1995 (Age 5/6)

January 30, 2012     4 notes
sweet theme, bro.