after seeing what 1’s and 5’s look like covering my desk (im a lazy fuck) i’d love to see how 10’s and 20’s match the wallpaper
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I know Eminem is good, but 101% for a song just featuring him? Nice….
One of my favorite marketing campaigns ever.
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There is something very unsettling about a pair of shoes tied at different… intensities? Tightnesses? Tightness-i?
‘I have a pretty small group of friends. And of that small group of friends, there are two types of the friends that I have. There’s a type of the friends who will, when I need a ride to the airport, I’ll call them up and say ‘hey, I need a ride to the airport.’ And they’ll go ‘cool, ah, cool…uhm, what time do you leave?’ And I’ll go ‘I leave at 07.30 in the morning.’ And they’ll go ‘hmm, I tell you what, why don’t you ask around, and if you can’t find somebody maybe I’ll just drive you to the train station or something?’ And then there’s the friends that you’ll call and say ‘I need a ride to the airport.’ And they say ‘what time?’ and you say ‘07.30.’ and they’ll say ‘I’ll call you and wake you up at 06.00.’ And this song is for the people who will take you to the airport…it’s called Not Myself.’
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Aww your full ride athletic scholly doesn’t cover all your expenses in college? You still have to pay parking fees? School supplies!? This crime against humanity must be corrected immediately.
I’ve gone semesters where I have probably paid $3k on food and alcohol alone. News flash: college is expensive. Grow the fuck up and take out a loan. Maybe if you don’t take basket weaving as your major you’ll be able to get a job where your fucking measly $5,000 loan will be paid off within the year.
Scholarship athlete’s who complain about college costs can *let me clear my throat* blow me.
There’s something to be said for subtlety
Ironic, considering who this is coming from….
Can you tell I’ve had a metric shit ton of work lately?
That should be a hint as to when the Casual Blackout will get the attention it deserves.
One of the many things I learned from Grandma G. was an appreciation of South Pacific. Even though I spent about 3 straight weeks listening to the music doing sound for Princeton’s production of it, the first memory I always have upon hearing any of the songs is the times it was on in the background at Grandma’s yellow house when I was too young to care enough to sit down and actually watch it