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if you guys need me, ill just be over here watching this ALL DAY.
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1 year ago • 273 notes(via beforeisleep:wellthatsadorable)
if you guys need me, ill just be over here watching this ALL DAY.
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1 year ago • 273 notes
1 year ago • 100 notesSNOWVENIR A robin feasts on berries in Muncie, Indiana. (Photo: AP via the New York Daily News)
Um? This was pretty fucking great. Probably the best closing sketch ever.
You hear that, Alexander Haig?
Ummm…. I agree it was the best closing skit of THIS season, but EVER. I have been watching SNL for over 30 years and i promise there have been better! It has gotten so bad, however, that I can understand this being overrated. But, Ashton was pretty horrible the entire evening…
1 year ago • 57 notesI understand more better is not proper grammar. Please refrain from continuously bringing this to my attention via submissions and emails.
Love, Me
PS - You may want to try focussing your attention on telling David Karp that Tumblr isn’t spelled correctly. Thankie.
Next time…just say Mo’ better….and the morons will leave you alone….or just say more better if that is what you want to say…:-)
1 year ago • 6 notes“You teach a child to read, and he or her will be able to pass a literacy test.” -Townsend, Tenn., Feb. 21, 2001 GEORGE W BUSH
“The success of our children can not depend upon where they live more than on their potential”. President Obama (tonight)
2 years ago • Notes
BROTHERS BEFELLED The Kennedy brothers, John, Robert and Edward, in Hyannisport, Mass., in July 1960 after John F. Kennedy won the Democratic nomination for president. Edward, often called Teddy, was the last surviving brother of a generation of Kennedys that dominated American politics in the 1960s and came to embody glamour, political idealism and untimely death. (Photo: AP via the NY Times)2 years ago • Notes
CHAMPIONING CHANGE Mr. Kennedy and Senator Barack Obama on the campaign trail on Jan. 28, 2008. Mr. Kennedy’s endorsement of Mr. Obama helped convince some wavering party leaders to back the Illinois senator. (Photo: Brendan Smialowski / the New York Times)
LOVED HIM!
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