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It’s Time to Run Juliet - Imagine Dragons + We The Kings

THE LYRICS START AND YOUR MIND IS BLOWN

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weareallportionsforfoxes:

Danny Phantom: the man of several good comebacks.

Dylan O’brien

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i’m never going to delete my blog so that in twenty years from now i can type my url, and scroll through somewhat of a time capsule and laugh at how much of a strange teenager i was

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I love how this Disneyworld Peter Pan fandom has risen out of nowhere

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craigmothertucker:

so my 16 year old brother made himself a balloon son and kept a photo album of their day together here it is

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whats the difference between me and a calendar?

a calendar has dates

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epic-humor:

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Night blogers really speak to me

somuchfandoms:

like… what even

inspires you to

write such things

that dont make

any sense

WHAT SO EVER

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ohjaimelannister:

Imagine if you had to take a shot every time you were sarcastic.

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cracked:

Oh, Black and White Photo People. Is there no experiment you won’t try?
5 Amazing Things You Didn’t Know Babies Could Do

#4. Newborn Babies Have a Monkey-Strength Grip
The reflex is called the palmar grasp, and it happens when you stroke an infant’s palm or put anything in his hand (which makes the idea of the baby reaching for his mother’s nipple before latching on even more painful — he’s going to squeeze the shit out of it first).
The instinct doesn’t just appear out of nowhere at birth, either. It’s seen even in the womb. In fact, anti-abortion activists have used images of babies grasping the hands of their surgeon during in utero operations as propaganda for their cause. What those activists probably didn’t appreciate is that the reflex to wrap your hands around whatever you can get your chubby fingers on is found in baby monkeys as well. Monkeys don’t have the advantage of getting carted around in BabyBjorns, after all, and the ability to cling to your monkey mom while she’s swinging through the vines could be the difference between surviving infancy and getting eaten by a rhino.

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