oh what to do?

1. That awkward moment when things get awkward inside you.

2. Feeling down? Go sit-up.

3. Then simply pee your worries out.

4. Still not feeling better? Cry yourself a sea.

5. Or play dead for five minutes.

5. Wake up as a giant and kick that mothafucka son of a beach.

6.

catversushuman:

There’s no such thing as privacy in a cat person’s home.

catversushuman:

There’s no such thing as privacy in a cat person’s home.

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georgechamoun:

Wo-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh oh-oh, oh oh-oh-oh.

georgechamoun:

Wo-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh oh-oh, oh oh-oh-oh.

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catversushuman:

Does your pie chart look more or less similar?

catversushuman:

Does your pie chart look more or less similar?

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I’m into stripes lately. Any kind of stripes basically.

I’m into stripes lately. Any kind of stripes basically.

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myidealhome:

the perfect weekend: fireplace + tons of pillows + home cinema (via Man Cave With a View - NYTimes.com)

myidealhome:

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thedailywhat:

Photo Series of the Day: A fairly depressing series of photographs from North Korea’s version of the happiest place on Earth: Mangyongdae funfair.
The amusement park, located a few miles north of Pyongyang, is the last of its kind in the dreary dictatorship, and certainly fits the milieu.
Chock full of dilapidated and downright dangerous rides, Mangyongdae tests its deadly attractions on local farmers before allowing foreign visitors aboard. 
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thedailywhat:

Photo Series of the Day: A fairly depressing series of photographs from North Korea’s version of the happiest place on Earth: Mangyongdae funfair.

The amusement park, located a few miles north of Pyongyang, is the last of its kind in the dreary dictatorship, and certainly fits the milieu.

Chock full of dilapidated and downright dangerous rides, Mangyongdae tests its deadly attractions on local farmers before allowing foreign visitors aboard. 

[kuriositas.]

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