The posts that make up my feed are religious posts, baby- daddy drama, and pictures if kids I rarely see except for the odd family gathering, and more religious posts geared to make anyone who is not a Santorum- level Christian feel guilty.
In other words, I’d rather be on Tumblr.
So a few years ago, my little cousin Tylor was taken from his parents by CPS because they were lazy, neglectful, and their house was basically un- inhabitable, especially for young children. He was given to his grandmother, Tina. Fast- forward to the present day, Tina’s apartment is un- inhabitable for young children (it’s a god- awful mess) and the authorities have caught on. So to avoid having Tylor taken away, Tina sends him into hiding at his parents’ house— which by the way, is in no better condition than the first time he was taken away, and Tina flees to Kentucky, where her alcoholic ex is currently residing.
Like… why? Woman, all of this is completely unneccesary. All you need to do is get off your lazy ass and clean up your apartment.
Guys. This intersection is near me. Winchester/Campbell intersection isn’t too far away.
(via thespiandancer)
None of my friends understand how excited I am about this. Even if it wasn’t David, I’m glad my gangly, clumsy, Hipster King got to do it.
(Source: llenka)
No… just no. I have other, non- religious reasons, thank you -__-
She didn’t mean James Potter.
She meant Severus Snape.
(first quote: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, Chapter Two: A Peck of Owls; second quote: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Chapter Thirty-Three: The Prince’s Tale)
Holy crap. I didn’t even realize this. Brava for J.K. Rowling’s perfect continuity.
And all this time I was assuming ‘that awful boy’ was James. I owe him an apology.
OMFG! Brava! Bra-va!
Oh God she meant SNAPE. wow.
NEVER NOTICED THAT.
Oh… I never noticed this. I’m getting slower.
(via katiarty)
And G-d said, “Let Destiel be canon!”
And it was.
And it was good.
And there was much rejoicing.
