Stark Nonsense

Sometimes you just have to show someone else.


areyoutryingtodeduceme: this will never not be hilarious to me

areyoutryingtodeduceme:

this will never not be hilarious to me

(Source: daddog, via kayleelovesstrawberries)




manicandprofane:

alasborricadas:

Skyrim FTW.

Yes! Fucking skyrim!

(via wallacewellsbian)




chafing-nipples:

dangermat:

when bananas rot they secrete stuff that makes other fruit including bananas near them rot faster
that’s so fucked up that is murder suicide
bananas commit murder suicide

that’s pretty fucking metal

(via tinkersandtoymakers)




Meanwhile, in the back of a pizza shop.

Meanwhile, in the back of a pizza shop.

(Source: themstennant, via tinkersandtoymakers)




(Source: boutchu, via tinkersandtoymakers)




s-o-u-l:

allyouneedistumblr:

Omg this is from a dutch commercial, in the end they say: watch out what you do on the internet

SHIT THAT IS AWKWARD

(Source: 4gifs, via i-aint-bovvered)




faboomama: Why Republicans are deranged.

faboomama:

Why Republicans are deranged.

(Source: kristinastewartcolbert)




a-romeo-that-loves:

oh my god toyota.

(Source: gfrees, via kayleelovesstrawberries)




thedailywhat: News FAIL of the Day: Two CNN Anchors Talk via Satellite in the Same Parking Lot Do you see what’s going on in this GIF? Yesterday morning, CNN Newsroom anchor Ashleigh Banfield and CNN Headline News anchor Nancy Grace were discussing the Cleveland kidnapping case “via satellite,” which is a great way to communicate for those who aren’t standing in the same parking lot, and of course, they were. The setup was discovered after a viewer noticed same exact cars passing through both sides of the split-screen in the background and The Atlantic Wire also followed up with a shot-by-shot breakdown of the scene.

thedailywhat:

News FAIL of the Day: Two CNN Anchors Talk via Satellite in the Same Parking Lot

Do you see what’s going on in this GIF? Yesterday morning, CNN Newsroom anchor Ashleigh Banfield and CNN Headline News anchor Nancy Grace were discussing the Cleveland kidnapping case “via satellite,” which is a great way to communicate for those who aren’t standing in the same parking lot, and of course, they were. The setup was discovered after a viewer noticed same exact cars passing through both sides of the split-screen in the background and The Atlantic Wire also followed up with a shot-by-shot breakdown of the scene.

(via wallacewellsbian)




sevenpoints:

alphalewolf:

Johnny finally gets his chance to fight alongside Captain America.  

#you say fight #i kinda think you mean the other thing

(via kayleelovesstrawberries)