spacetaemin:

if you see this post you’re legally obligated to reply to it with your current favorite song

heck-yes-feminism:

deep-forest-spirit:

kinsaleroadroundabout:

amberleaf:

Edgar Allen Bitch

F. Thot Fitzgerald

Charles Dickens

affectionatesuggestion:

We’re lying in bed. Our legs are tangled and our hair is a mess, I look over at you and realize you’ve fallen asleep. I rest my head on your chest and we just lay there together in bliss.

calkoscc:

nickyvmlp:

notaficwriter:

hypothesis: the salt & pepper diner experiment can no longer be conducted as it stands, because everyone is now fully attuned to the opening bars of tom jones’ “what’s new pussycat?”, classically conditioned into a fight-or-flight response. however, this experience can be replicated using 21 back-to-back plays of lou bega’s 1999 hit song “mambo no. 5″, as the general response to “mambo no. 5″ being played twice in a row is not, “hey someone’s playing “mambo no. 5″ again,” but rather, “hey, lou bega’s 1999 hit song “mambo no. 5″ is a lot longer than i first thought.”

So what’s the “It’s Not Unusual” in this situation

Livin’ la Vida Loca

akamxru:

now that adventure time is over lets all remember the best post

wixley-kryptonese:

reblog if ur a cryptid gen z-millennial like me (born between 1994-2003)

coral:

I sit here and tell myself that I gotta move on, that I need to start making myself happy, that you truly don’t matter and that I can be without you. Then I fall asleep and dream of you, wake up in sweats, wake up in tears and it’s like everything I told myself is forgotton.

thisiswhymomworries:

firebirdscratches:

kurapilka:

In this world it’s yeet or be yeeted

yeeten?

YOOT

tainbocuailnge:

tainbocuailnge:

death of a bachelor is a good song

it’s a song about a dude being fucking stoked to marry his fiance and poking fun at the ‘marriage is the end right fellas’ culture by saying ‘guess ill die then! worth it!’ and i think that’s neat