Looked up the original cover and yep, thanks for the edit.  Much better.

chiaslut:

thunderdolt:

laughingsquid:

At Last, A Feel-Good Russian Dash Cam Compilation

I needed this today.

So did I. Perfect timing.

Woobie!  I’m mightily impressed with the people lifting the cars out of the snow.  I do think the pulling/pushing cars out of snowbanks etc is probably a somewhat universal (thankfully) anywhere there gets to be that much snow.  Which is a really good thing, especially since it’s super easy to get stuck in snow banks.

See this fabulous photo I took?  You can now buy this photo (and others, and art prints too) at my etsy shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/reneeondine

neil-gaiman:

thelyonrampant:

How To Tell If A Toy Is For Boys or Girls

Time to remind people…

(Need to remind people from  http://scidoll.com/an-open-letter-to-tesco/)

wornoldhat:

fraulein-brittanica:

mostlymediocre:

scotchnramen:

marisax:

withhonesthearts:

truth-and-honor:

danniwith2nsandani:

Want to do some

I wanna do border to border.

I want to do all of them. Life goal: See all 50 states. 

Lets go

I would so take the Oregon Trail to Chicago and then switch to Route 66.

I’ve been lucky enough to have be able to do Routes 1, 8, 10, and 5. 

Shit, is Tennessee the only state that’s barely included in a route? :(

Man…I want to do all of these. Nothing I love more than an American road trip.

Someday I’ll figure out all of the states I’ve visited as a result of the excessive amount of road trips growing up.

decemberpaladin:

hello-alice:

dat shield-maiden

i feel dizzy

I gotta say, I want to try a bunch of her hair styles.  There’s all sorts of fabulous hair styles (male and female) on that show, come to think.

pushart:

The Knife - A Tooth For An Eye - Official video (by TheKnifeMusic)

A new The Knife Album is coming out a couple days before my birthday.  I’m super excited.

GPOY

Haha this is hilarious and awesome!  I’d totally eat it too, as long as I’m certain of the ingredients.

solestruckmens:

uh, ew.

psychotherapy:

by Emily Joffe

What do we owe our tormentors? It’s a question that haunts those who had childhoods marked by years of neglect and deprivation, or of psychological, physical, and sexual abuse at the hands of one or both parents. Despite this terrible beginning, many people make it out successfully and go on to build satisfying lives. Now their mother or father is old, maybe ailing, possibly broke. With a sense of guilt and dread, these adults are grappling with whether and how to care for those who didn’t care for them…

(full article here)

This This This This This.

Spoiler alert: You don’t owe them anything.