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blownspeakers:

Why do people still have bachelor(ette) parties? Like, today, what is demonstrably changing in your day-to-day life after you get married, unless your relationship is completely fucked?

I was going to say people should have pre-baby parties, because that actually turns your social life upside-fucking-down, but women really get boned in that arrangement.

That pun wasn’t intended, but it is glorious and I apologize for nothing.

Because people like to celebrate shit and just need some kinda reason, no matter how flimsy. I don’t give a fuck about no Jesus, but I’ll eat like a king on Christmas and Easter, because it’s more fun than the alternative, which is those days just being ‘Monday’.

These are illusions of popular history which a successful religion must promote: Evil men never prosper; only the brave deserve the fair; honesty is the best policy; actions speak louder than words; virtue always triumphs; a good deed is its own reward; any bad human can be reformed; religious talismans protect one from demon possession; only females understand the ancient mysteries; the rich are doomed to unhappiness … THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL: MISSIONARIA PROTECTIVA (via skinnyghost)

“Evil will always triumph, because good, is dumb.”

News from ten minutes from now.

News from ten minutes from now.

(via ginacochina)

fek:

Yes, world: We’ve finally brought you a Cam’ron Face emoji. 


But I want his “you mad” face.

fek:

Yes, world: We’ve finally brought you a Cam’ron Face emoji

But I want his “you mad” face.

(Source: fek, via cameronr)

I think that’s Death’s car. Slick.

I think that’s Death’s car. Slick.

(Source: prestigiouslife, via renaissancerobot)

bluntess:

oh my fucking god.

bluntess:

oh my fucking god.

(Source: tumbling-trees, via alittledysfunctional)

visitheworld:

Goblin Forest in Egmont National Park, New Zealand (by blue polaris).

visitheworld:

Goblin Forest in Egmont National Park, New Zealand (by blue polaris).

(via tank-commander)

Shit yes Ultra Richard putting it down. This was on the sidebar thing! I worked on this. Hell, I posed this shot out.
superf-ckers:

“The best slow jam of the last five years.”—Uproxx on the “Sweet Mystery of B*tches” song from the first episode of SuperF*ckers.
Catch up on the “Sweet Mystery” before the second episode premieres tomorrow, December 7th.

Shit yes Ultra Richard putting it down. This was on the sidebar thing! I worked on this. Hell, I posed this shot out.

superf-ckers:

“The best slow jam of the last five years.”
Uproxx on the “Sweet Mystery of B*tches” song from the first episode of SuperF*ckers.

Catch up on the “Sweet Mystery” before the second episode premieres tomorrow, December 7th.

Whoa, do your thing SHAKO!

kierongillen:

Today the SHAKO trade is released. SHAKO is a classic of early 2000AD pop brutality. SHAKO is a killer bear which eats a lot of humans, because humans clearly deserve it. SHAKO was what passed for a kids’ comic in 1970s Britain. 

SHAKO! SHAKO! SHAKO!

Preview courtesy of CBR.

(via 2000adonline)