—Newt Gingrich, 1995.
Warning: Above link includes a video of a sloth being carried across a road, set to R. Kelly’s “I Believe I can Fly.”
Hey now, this is one of the most reasonable Gingrich quotes I’ve seen
—Newt Gingrich, 1995.
Warning: Above link includes a video of a sloth being carried across a road, set to R. Kelly’s “I Believe I can Fly.”
Hey now, this is one of the most reasonable Gingrich quotes I’ve seen
akio:
psh, that thing has been “last day” for days now
San Francisco - Sunset?
yes
(Source: wilkesbooth)
i am laying in bed
pitter patter on my window
rain drops?
i reach
for the iphone
tap the weather app
yes
it is
Occupy Together, No Walls No Borders! No one is illegal.
Occupy San Diego and Occupy Tijuana met at the San Diego/Tijuana border to show support and solidarity for one another. Here we have a human heart being split apart by a dagger (the border) symbolizing how borders are not beneficial to anyone, they are immoral, and they just split families and friends apart.
(via pierianspring)
It’s like a first date and a job interview rolled into one
yes, I will be your cool roomie
but I’m also responsible and will pay bills on time
please pick me
I don’t want to end up in a dungeon like in-law
This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: At the encouragement of conservative “values promoting” organization Florida Family Association, the national home improvement chain Lowe’s has decided to pull their advertising from TLC’s groundbreaking reality show All-American Muslim.
In an email sent to Lowe’s and other advertisers, FFA refers to All-American Muslim — a show which follows the members of five families as they deal with the everyday difficulties of being Muslim in America — as “propaganda that riskily hides the Islamic agenda’s clear and present danger to American liberties and traditional values.”
According to the Association’s website, Lowe’s responded to the e-mail by saying that the show does not “meet Lowe’s advertising guidelines,” and therefore the company “will no longer be advertising on that program.”
Reached for comment by The Hollywood Reporter, a spokewoman for Lowe’s said concerns and complaints were raised “from multiple sides of the viewer spectrum” on various news sites and blogs. “We based our decision to pull the advertising on this research and after hearing the concerns we received through emails, calls, through social media and in news reports.”
TLC said that, despite Lowe’s withdrawal, advertising support for the show remains strong.
Outrage over the move continues to grow, however. One Twitter user likely spoke for many when he asked, “will you next consider KKKs demands to pull ads from BET?”
It’s worth noting that The Home Depot, the largest home improvement retailer in the US, is still supporting the show with its ads.
[thr.]
And this kind of thing is why I shop at Home Depot.
I don’t think I’ve ever stepped foot in a Lowes, guess I’ll be keeping it that way. Home Depot it is.

how is this supposed to make anyone feel better
it should because i aint feelin a smidgen of arousal that shits grose
they’re too skinny and the airbrushing is just awful and too obvious
‘love my body’
try showing all body types next timeNICE TRY
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