Post reblogged from The Musings of a Strange Man with 137,491 notes
GO ON ANON AND ASK ME THE MOST AWKWARD QUESTION YOU CAN THINK OF. IF I CAN’T PUBLISH IT, YOU WIN.
youllbethebrightest-starinthesky:
omg do this i will cry
Nobody has ever won this. Ever.
Game on.
BRING IT.
i dont do these, but i am soooo interested with this.
Source: outtatheskies
Chat reblogged from Everyone Deserves A Chance To Fly with 28,717 notes
- waitress: what would you like to drink
- me: the blood of my enemies
- waitress:
- me:
- waitress:
- me:
- waitress: is pepsi okay?
Source: mechastreisand
Photo reblogged from My blag, with 7,599 notes
Easy Fruit & Herb Flavored Water
Ingredients
- fruit — 2 cups berries, citrus, melons, pineapple…most fruits will work (see recommended amounts in directions)
- herbs — a sprig of mint, basil, sage, rosemary, tarragon, thyme, or lavender
- water (tap or filtered)
- ice
DirectionsSupplies needed: 2 quart pitcher or jar with lid; muddler or wooden spoon
General formula for whatever fruit/herb combo you desire.
1. If using herbs, add a sprig of fresh herbs to jar/pitcher; press and twist with muddler or handle of wooden spoon to bruise leaves and release flavor; don’t pulverize the herbs into bits.
2. Add approx. 2 cups of fruit to jar/pitcher; press and twist with muddler or handle of wooden spoon, just enough to release some of the juices
3. Fill jar/pitcher with ice cubes.
4. Add water to top of jar/pitcher.
5. Cover and refrigerate for up to 3 days.
Suggested flavor combinations:
ALL CITRUS (no herbs) — Slice 1 orange, 1 lime, 1 lemon into rounds, then cut the rounds in half. Add to jar and proceed with muddling, add ice & water.
RASPBERRY LIME (no herbs) — Quarter 2 limes; with your hands, squeeze the juice into the jar, then throw in the squeezed lime quarters. Add 2 cups raspberries. Muddle, add ice & water.
PINEAPPLE MINT — Add a sprig of mint to the jar (you can throw in the whole sprig; or, remove the leaves from the sprig, if you prefer to have the mint swimming around and distributing in the jar). Muddle the mint. Add 2 cups pineapple pieces, muddle, add ice & water.
BLACKBERRY SAGE — Add sage sprig to jar and muddle. Add 2 cups blackberries; muddle, add ice & water.
WATERMELON ROSEMARY — Add rosemary sprig to jar & muddle. Add 2 cups watermelon cubes; muddle, add ice and water.
Want
Source: its-a-wonderland-tea-party
Photo reblogged from Oh Heyy :D with 9,687 notes
Not reblogging because its a nice picture but…..THIS BITCH STOLE MY SWEATER!!!!!!
Source: fashionoverhype
Photo reblogged from My blag, with 20,448 notes
The sky is blue because light from the sun enters our atmosphere it collides with molecules in the air. The blue part of the light gets scattered more than the other parts during these collisions and thus makes the sky appear to our eyes as blue. If the light from the sun took a straight path down to our eyes with no scattering or absorption in the atmosphere, the sky would in fact look much as it does at night in the day time.
…I’m a nerd.
I don’t think the ability to copy-paste something from Yahoo Answers classifies you as a “nerd”, sorry.
the sky is actually blue because it’s the color of Castiel’s eyes.
Just for cas
Source: did-yuo-kno
Photo reblogged from Dream on Dreamer with 7,747 notes
I want this shirt…..really bad…..and I want to wear it to church……is that bad?
Source: blasphemies
butteagle asked: Did you know that I was named Matt? oh and I'm curious as to where you are from
Cool story bro from cali living in oklahoma
Question with 2 notes
butteagle asked: When do you plan to join the military?
Pretty quick here probably within 6 months
Page 1 of 24
