Good Times

Thoughts from the Eather

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thedailywhat:

Commercial Parody of the Day: “What about my right to choose to not have a choice?”

Kate Beckinsale, Judy Greer, and Andrea Savage take aim at Republicans’ War on Women with this satirical take on the debate over reproductive rights.

(Not Safe For Work, “Get in my vagina!”)

[funnyordie]

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derregenbogentraum:

moonlite-starships:

abaddon-awaits:

jacktheripperrrr:

wefightfordumbledore:

Reggie felt her face flush, and she knew she was yelling loud enough for the whole house to hear, but she didn’t care. I think it’s going to be a good year.

“We slog back to the train in silence.” <— Well that’s for sure not good lmao

“Mr Alderson sprinkled some salt on a radish, conveyed it to his mouth and crunched it impassively” … I’m into some kinky stuff.

“Just want to relax?” — ho-ho…i see where this’ll go…relax is all he says…suuuuuure ;)

“If we give human life first priority, the second issue is the priority we give to the well-being of animals in research.”  That is wrong on so many levels.

“Early in this century editors speculated that these questionable texts were produced when someone in the audience took notes from the plays’ dialogue during performance.” Well, this could be interesting…

derregenbogentraum:

moonlite-starships:

abaddon-awaits:

jacktheripperrrr:

wefightfordumbledore:

Reggie felt her face flush, and she knew she was yelling loud enough for the whole house to hear, but she didn’t care. I think it’s going to be a good year.

“We slog back to the train in silence.” <— Well that’s for sure not good lmao

Mr Alderson sprinkled some salt on a radish, conveyed it to his mouth and crunched it impassively” … I’m into some kinky stuff.

“Just want to relax?” — ho-ho…i see where this’ll go…relax is all he says…suuuuuure ;)

“If we give human life first priority, the second issue is the priority we give to the well-being of animals in research.”  That is wrong on so many levels.

“Early in this century editors speculated that these questionable texts were produced when someone in the audience took notes from the plays’ dialogue during performance.” Well, this could be interesting…

(Source: loveclaire)