Reason #1,268 My Family Drives Me Insane

A year ago I made a quick trip home to Ohio in which I knew I would not have time to see my father so I didn’t tell him I was coming (for some reason it made sense that he wouldn’t feel bad if I was in town and didn’t see him if he didn’t know). He found out and he and my step-mom reamed me and gave me all kinds of holy hell.  I felt very bad.

Flash forward to last weekend.  My father and step-mom took a trip to for his birthday to some sites he wanted to see…in Pennsylvania.  York, Pennsylvania to be exact.  The same York P.A. that is a piddily 90 minutes or so from my apartment in Virginia.  And, as you can guess, I didn’t know anything about it. 

justanotherholeinthecheese:

hannahisdeceased:

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FTW..its missing R2 going beepboopboop though
alla1:

Animated map of US unemployment stats since 2007- Wyoming and Montana people are employed
Boing Boing click thru on pic - thepoliticalpartygirl:brooklynmutt:


 I never knew employment was so good in Barrow, Alaska. 

alla1:

Animated map of US unemployment stats since 2007- Wyoming and Montana people are employed

Boing Boing click thru on pic - thepoliticalpartygirl:brooklynmutt:

 I never knew employment was so good in Barrow, Alaska. 

Windows 7 Installation via Cracked

Windows 7 Installation via Cracked

I finished this book last night and it was one of the better books I had read in awhile.  Not so much for the story line but for the raw human emotion displayed in the pages.  It had a very important theme about treating all people like people no matter what their intelligence, appearance, or station in life is.  It’s a lesson that so many of us forget on a daily basis.  I recommend it for anyone. 

I finished this book last night and it was one of the better books I had read in awhile.  Not so much for the story line but for the raw human emotion displayed in the pages.  It had a very important theme about treating all people like people no matter what their intelligence, appearance, or station in life is.  It’s a lesson that so many of us forget on a daily basis.  I recommend it for anyone. 

Today, I was searching the amount of calories in a taco. I typed in Google search, "If I ate" but before I could finish "If I ate myself, would I be twice as big or disappear completely?" popped up. My original question didn't seem quite as important anymore. MLIA

flame-on:

(via musicismyforever)

 Awesome and very existential..haha

A ship in port is safe, but that’s not what ships are built for.
lookatholly:

kari-shma:

via: notebookdoodles
lickystickypickyme:

posted this one before, but it comes in handy on a Monday

 Too bad neither Microsoft or Apple could make an application this AWESOME

lickystickypickyme:

posted this one before, but it comes in handy on a Monday

 Too bad neither Microsoft or Apple could make an application this AWESOME

9gag:

Whatever, I am late anyways

 Honesty