Here I Go Then...

theclearlydope: If you watch this gif 34 times it appears she’s saying your name. If you watch this gif 85 times it appears she’s naming your future children together. If you watch this gif 153 times it appears she’s complaining about how much time you spend on your Fantasy Football team. If you watch this gif 206 times it appears she’s wanting to take a break from “us.” If you watch this gif 216 times it’s replaced with this gif. Pahahahahahahaaaaa!

theclearlydope:

If you watch this gif 34 times it appears she’s saying your name.

If you watch this gif 85 times it appears she’s naming your future children together.

If you watch this gif 153 times it appears she’s complaining about how much time you spend on your Fantasy Football team.

If you watch this gif 206 times it appears she’s wanting to take a break from “us.”

If you watch this gif 216 times it’s replaced with this gif.

Pahahahahahahaaaaa!

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dogshaming: I think this [male] cat is my mom.

dogshaming:

I think this [male] cat is my mom.

(Source: dogshaming)

zeroing: Peter Lindbergh

zeroing:

Peter Lindbergh

wastedacid: follow for free cats xxx

wastedacid:

follow for free cats xxx

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yelyahwilliams: by the way… YES. IT. IS.

yelyahwilliams:

by the way…

YES. IT. IS.

theclearlydope: Tuesday morning is brought to you by this poor guy. The Internet thanks you for your service. [via Neatorama] Oh. My. Oh. My.

theclearlydope:

Tuesday morning is brought to you by this poor guy. The Internet thanks you for your service.

[via Neatorama]

Oh. My. Oh. My.

topshop: A floppy hat always gives the right boho touch.

topshop:

A floppy hat always gives the right boho touch.

topshop: This tanned leather top looks oh-so-chic worn with a long slit skirt.

topshop:

This tanned leather top looks oh-so-chic worn with a long slit skirt.

theclearlydope: I like cats that at least pretend to be interested in how my day went.

theclearlydope:

I like cats that at least pretend to be interested in how my day went.

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fuckyeahtattoos: nathanielstuart: internet humans! Photographer, blogger, model, and full-time babe Aayla and her partner-in-crime Aumie recently lost Romeo, one of their two kitties. Being a badass she’s been kicking life’s ass and having adventures (which you should go read about), but now Morpheus is sick and the medical costs are rising. Go forth, internet, and buy her prints; shoot her; have her shoot you! Or donate to her paypal! (I coerced her paypal address out of her; don’t tell her what I used it for!) The internet’s capable of amazing things, and no amount of trolls can eclipse the ways it’s brought us together and brought out the best in all of us time and time again, introduced us to other amazing humans from distant lands and let us make connections and support each other no matter how much time and space might separate us. <3<3<3 DONATE TO THE MORPHEUS FUND. Aayla is one of my favorite people. I don’t just mean on Tumblr; the planet is better because she’s on it. And literally ALL of her submissions over the years are among the blog’s most liked posts, so I know you guys love her too. Please, take her up on her offer for prints or shooting. And/or,  if you have a few dollars to spare, donate to the Morpheus fund.

fuckyeahtattoos:

nathanielstuart:

internet humans!

Photographer, blogger, model, and full-time babe Aayla and her partner-in-crime Aumie recently lost Romeo, one of their two kitties. Being a badass she’s been kicking life’s ass and having adventures (which you should go read about), but now Morpheus is sick and the medical costs are rising.

Go forth, internet, and buy her prints; shoot her; have her shoot you! Or donate to her paypal! (I coerced her paypal address out of her; don’t tell her what I used it for!) The internet’s capable of amazing things, and no amount of trolls can eclipse the ways it’s brought us together and brought out the best in all of us time and time again, introduced us to other amazing humans from distant lands and let us make connections and support each other no matter how much time and space might separate us. <3<3<3

DONATE TO THE MORPHEUS FUND.

Aayla is one of my favorite people. I don’t just mean on Tumblr; the planet is better because she’s on it. And literally ALL of her submissions over the years are among the blog’s most liked posts, so I know you guys love her too.

Please, take her up on her offer for prints or shooting. And/or,  if you have a few dollars to spare, donate to the Morpheus fund.

(Source: infinitys-end, via brighton-tattoo)

(Source: infinitys-end, via brighton-tattoo)

mitt romney sucks pass it on

samdesant1s:

(this has almost 8 million notes, that’s amazing. i’ve never seen anything with that many notes?!?!?!)

(Source: CNN, via samdesantis)

plusspecialguests: The xx - Coexist [Words by Matt Mansfield] The highly anticipated sophomore effort from Londoners The xx has been hit with wave after wave of critical fanfare - albeit not to the same extent as their debut. On hearing the record, however, we’re not quite as convinced as everyone else. In fact, we’re pretty disappointed.There are two major issues with Coexist, both of which which mark something of a devolution for The xx. Firstly, they seem to have abandoned the throwaway romantic sentiments of their eponymous debut in favour of broad, sweeping lyrics. The second thing is the production. Gone is the less is more approach that made them so good in the first place and in come bigger (although not drastically so), more percussive soundscapes. This isn’t to say it’s a bad record, it’s just not nearly as good or interesting as it should’ve been. It feels like a step in the wrong direction. Album opener Angels is definitely the highlight, hinting at the Mercury Prize winning band of old, but it acts merely as a bridge between what has been and what is now, and this just shouldn’t be the case.In short, Coexist is less personal, less emotional, and less interesting than their debut, and, sadly, it seems The xx have fallen prey to second album syndrome. Maybe the bar was set too high, but it’s definitely been lowered for next time. Remember to follow us on Twitter &amp; Facebook

plusspecialguests:

The xx - Coexist

[Words by Matt Mansfield]

The highly anticipated sophomore effort from Londoners The xx has been hit with wave after wave of critical fanfare - albeit not to the same extent as their debut. On hearing the record, however, we’re not quite as convinced as everyone else. In fact, we’re pretty disappointed.

There are two major issues with Coexist, both of which which mark something of a devolution for The xx. Firstly, they seem to have abandoned the throwaway romantic sentiments of their eponymous debut in favour of broad, sweeping lyrics. The second thing is the production. Gone is the less is more approach that made them so good in the first place and in come bigger (although not drastically so), more percussive soundscapes. 

This isn’t to say it’s a bad record, it’s just not nearly as good or interesting as it should’ve been. It feels like a step in the wrong direction. Album opener Angels is definitely the highlight, hinting at the Mercury Prize winning band of old, but it acts merely as a bridge between what has been and what is now, and this just shouldn’t be the case.

In short, Coexist is less personal, less emotional, and less interesting than their debut, and, sadly, it seems The xx have fallen prey to second album syndrome. 

Maybe the bar was set too high, but it’s definitely been lowered for next time.

Remember to follow us on Twitter & Facebook

(Source: plusspecialguests)