unsuccessful:

radi-ccal:

dotwolf:

poisus:

healthypenis:

CRYING CRYING CRYING

“who let spider man in the house” 

this killed me.

omg the old lady bit asdfuisuhvskjdn

I legit cried at this!

Hilarious.. LMFAO

Love is a timeless rose

the longer you keep it

the larger it grows

strong and steadfast like cement

50 years could go by

and you’d wonder where time went

it has such an angelic aroma

this rose’s scent can lead you

from California to Oklahoma

Though dark clouds might block the sunlight

the flower continues to blossom

in the pitch black night

through scorching summers, deserts, and droughts

the enduring rose

proceeds to sprout

Just as beautiful as the first time it bloomed

it begins to start a garden

and allow more room

This flower between Wyvette & Walter

will never wilt

and never falter.

This was a poem for my grandparents 50th anniversary program. Wyvette & Walter Anderson.

wasduwillst:

Sushi

jamiehh:

went with my sister to joe’s crab shack today. got a tye dye shirt and some crab nachos :)

justdistracted:

Feed Your Ears & iPod: Two tracks from The Weeknd House of Ballons “The Morning” & “The Knowing”

Click HERE to DOWNLOAD The Weeknd ‘House of Ballons’

if you hear the Mockingjays singing it, you’ll know that I’m okay.

will-geezie:

In Jamaica the term dreadlocks was first recorded in the 1950s as a term for the “Young Black Faith”, an early sect of the Rastafari which began among the marginalized poor of Jamaica in the 1930s, when they ceased to copy the particular hair style of Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia and began to wear dreadlocks instead.^{[citation needed]} It was said that the wearer lived a “dread” life or a life in which he feared God, which gave birth to the modern name ‘dreadlocks’ for this ancient style.^{[citation needed]}

Many Rastafari attribute their dreadlocks as a dedication to Haile Selassie I of Ethiopia as well as the three Nazarite vows, in the Book of Numbers, the fourth of the books of the Pentateuch.^{[citation needed]}

All the days of the vow of his separation there shall no razor come upon his head: until the days be fulfilled, in the which he separateth himself unto the LORD, he shall be holy, andshall let the locks of the hair of his head grow.

— Numbers 6:5, KJV