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Intentionally and unintentionally. :(
Posted 1 year ago
SERIOUSLY?
— Really ? Okaaay. I’ll try that.
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lol like seriously ?
Things like this are STUPID. What if I married two different girls with the same ring size? stfu kthx
Posted 1 year ago
I’m not looking to fall in love. I’m not even necessarily looking for a boyfriend right now. All I really want is to find a nice, good guy I can text late at night, joke around with, and be stupid with. Someone who likes the same music as me, someone I can easily talk to, someone I can be my total self around and not mind at all. A guy I can waste Friday nights with, laugh with, and have fun with. Someone who’s not perfect, but understands me, you know? Is that really too much to ask for?
Really? You’re already surrounded by guys like these..
oh really? and if that happens… you’ll call them paasa. :\
Not me! I’m a guy. :))
Posted 1 year ago
I’m not looking to fall in love. I’m not even necessarily looking for a boyfriend right now. All I really want is to find a nice, good guy I can text late at night, joke around with, and be stupid with. Someone who likes the same music as me, someone I can easily talk to, someone I can be my total self around and not mind at all. A guy I can waste Friday nights with, laugh with, and have fun with. Someone who’s not perfect, but understands me, you know? Is that really too much to ask for?
Really? You’re already surrounded by guys like these..
Posted 1 year ago
I’ll love you forever, even if you don’t love me anymore.
Photographer: Atomic Citrocity
Words: snickerpoodle
Posted 1 year ago
Marc Obaldo's blog: Cross-post: Set your Google search home page's background
I don’t know exactly when, but Google introduced a way to add a background to it’s search home page — just like how Bing has a background which changes everyday (last I checked, at least.).
Before this, Google added a background of their own with no way of changing or removing it — but they…
Nice.
Posted 1 year ago
Marc Obaldo's blog: Before we realized all this would eventually disappear, we didn't bother to think of how good things were.
Turn back in time where you used to sit 4 hours watching the Rugrats.
Where you wouldn’t ever leave your house without your nano baby, and when Blues Clues was actually challenging.
Rewind back to the times when your favorite shows were Doug, Ren & Stimpy, Pinky and the Brain, and Rocko’s…
Posted 1 year ago
How do you treat/talk to a girl?
Treat a girl as if her parents were around. Talk to her just as if her parents can hear every word you say. That way, she can make sure that she can trust you.
I actually paraphrased this from my professor in GREATWK/Great Works.
Posted 1 year ago
I wonder who has it easier…
People in long distant relationships, the people not in long distance relationships, the single people, married, divorced, widowed, etc.
Posted 1 year ago
I wish for a moment that time would lift me out of this day, and into some more benign one. But then I feel guilty for wanting to avoid the sadness; dead people need us to remember them, even if it eats us, even if all we can do is say “I’m sorry” until it is as meaningless air.
Audrey Niffenegger (The Time Traveler’s Wife) (via marcobaldo)
Posted 1 year ago
My friend reports that there is actually a campaign to Not have Charice on the TV musical Glee because she does not have an American accent and is not pretty enough, ergo not a proper “representative” of the Filipino. I hadn’t realized the Philippines was in Scandinavia. (Or Brazil, depending on skin tone.) Excuse me, perky blue-eyed blondes with chiseled features, straight noses and long legs, most Filipinos look like Charice. Perhaps when you are president you can make us wear paper bags on our heads, but for now we are perfectly happy to have someone short, brown, and flat-nosed (pango) out there on the world stage, making the competition sound like they have laryngitis.
Denouncing Charice for her looks is like knocking down Manny Pacquiao for his English pronunciation: It’s beside the point. No one questions the importance of appearance in this image-conscious era, but talent still overrides all other considerations.
Then again the talentless are always resentful.
