ratherdielaughing:

This man comes into my job almost every day with a free frosty coupon. He’s homeless, and he’s also of the nicest homeless people that come here. He just made me want to hug him when I saw him mixing ice in what was left of his frosty, just to have a bit more. Smh, I’m giving him another free one. This is saddening me, seriously. I went up to him and offered him one, he smiled and said “naahh” I said you sure? Is there anything I can help you with? He laughed and shook his head in a polite way. One of the most humble people to come through here… Every other one is usually rude, and angry. But this man still keeps his joy. This tells me I should never have a reason to frown, if he can still manage to smile.

brittanyatemysandwich:

inspector-lestrudel:

caspock:

beatlesforsale:

milkbeansandjam:

animagigirl:

coloredmondays:

Massive Theater Converted into Bookstore

Oh sweet jeebus….

I just had an orgasm.

BOOKGASM.

I think I just peed myself a little.

I’m making inhuman noises rn…

TAKE ME HERE

My life as a chimp. 

Chilling like a mothafucka all day. 

do you ever use a pen and you’re just blown away by how smoothly it glides across the page and how the ink flows out so beautifully like tears of jesus or something

thevintagepornconnaisseursclub:

Playboy Gentlemen’s Magazine (1974).

babeecamila:

Prior to the wedding, you gather a strong wooden wine box, a bottle of wine and two glasses. Then, also before the ceremony, you both sit down separately and write love notes to each other, explaining your feelings on the eve of your wedding day. Each letter then gets sealed in its own envelope. You do not read your beau’s letter.

Then, at some point during the ceremony, your officiant explains the process, and the two of you seal the box by taking turns hammering in one nail at a time until the box is closed.

 You don’t open the box until your 10th anniversary (or really whatever anniversary you choose. Either way, on the day that you open the box, you both read the letters and drink the wine, remembering how you both felt just days before your wedding day.