February 2012
6 posts
Reason #3245 why I love him.
Me:
a version of batman i havent seen before
http://fuckyeahlaughters.tumblr.com/post/16917871220/get-the-best-medicine-here
He:
that’s not batman
that’s young bruce wayne before he decides to become batman
Me:
OMG. yes
do you need to sound like sheldon cooper?
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– Lillian Hellman (via funeral)
True. My 2012 resolution is not be like this.
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– Bob Marley. (via superbunneh)
1 tag
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– Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (via girlwithoutwings)
Q: Why do we remember unpleasant events better than ordinary ones?
A: We think of memory as a record of our experience. But the idea is not just to store information; it's to store relevant information. The idea is to use our experience to guide future behavior.
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1 tag
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– Ralph Waldo Emerson (via kari-shma)
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4 posts
Guts by Chuck Palahniuk
The narrator then describes several unnerving incidents involving adolescent boys masturbating. First, he describes a boy inserting a lubricated carrot into his rectum to stimulate his prostate while masturbating, and then hiding the carrot in a pile of laundry. His mother later takes the laundry away and presumably discovers the lubricated carrot, but never mentions it to him. Next, the narrator...
June 2011
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