washed up gun from lake michigan
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Randomly thinking of that time Yota Tsuji was on excursion in England, appeared on an ITV game show, and somehow knew of Jedward.
everything good is because of the pudding. everything bad is because you disrespected the pudding
you never truly appreciate good internet unless you have bad internet
if you have a solid, timely connection that isn't blinking in and out right now, take a minute to really live in the moment. for me. because mine is currently dogshit
i once lost internet at home for a month. that's completely changed my stance on physical media and downloads. people are too reliant on streaming. you need DVDs and CDs and mp3s and books and magazines and mkvs and whatever else. you will not always have perfect access to the internet. it's a good idea to make sure that doesn't leave you without anything
Francine Pascal, creator of the Sweet Valley High books, dies aged 92
Author’s long-running high school book series sold more than 200m copies and led to a hit TV show
Francine Pascal, creator of the long-running Sweet Valley High book series, has died at the age of 92.
According to the New York Times, the author died in New York City as as result of lymphoma. The news was confirmed by her daughter Laurie Wenk-Pascal.
Pascal was a journalist who wrote for the TV soap The Young Marrieds in the 1960s before writing her first young adult novel in 1975. The Sweet Valley High series of books began in 1983 and told the stories of the twins Jessica and Elizabeth Wakefield.
In 2012, Pascal told the Guardian that she wanted to write “high school as microcosm of the real world” and filled her books with heightened drama and twists, knowingly trying to appeal to a broad commercial audience. Later books also included supernatural and murder mystery elements.
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my fiancée pulled this off of the thrift store shelf and kept vocal stimming "bech" for the next hour
Anonymous asked:
I don't know about you, but if someone says 'orange cassidy is a bad wrestler' I instantly disregard anything else they say.
mjfass answered:
Yeah, no, absolutely. I agree with you completely. I have a couple of those, actually. It’s like when someone says “I don’t like Eddie Kingston”.
you finally confess your attraction to the hot priest and he's like "oh darling, I thought you'd never ask" and proceeds to bite your neck and turn you into another catholic priest
