Randomness
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like this pictures if ur an animal lover jst like mua
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i love penguins <3 this piv if u love penguins 2 ;)
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i really dont apreciatte wen people are critizeced cuz they got no swag i really dont een knoew wat it means ????._.
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“They don’t allow Bees in here…”
(work in progress)
Love it.
this is an amazing painting wo is the artist
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SALE
get 20% off of everything with code HAMBURGERZ
i am broke with expensive bills and stupid crap like that! buy my dumb shit!looks like a big a** krabby patty to me !;)
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World’s Luckiest Car Survives Tree Fall
That’s why you drive a subcompact.
omg !!!!! tht person is so lucky
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OBSESSION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(via kitschyliving)
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Season 4 of Hot in Cleveland Premieres Wednesday, November 28 10/9C ! Production begins August 27.
The ‘Cleveland’ ladies are back and hotter than ever! Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick and Betty White return for the fourth season of TV Land’s hit sitcom “Hot in Cleveland,” taping in front of a live studio audience on Friday, August 31, and premiering Wednesday, November 28 at 10pm ET/PT. TV bombshell Heather Locklear (“Dynasty,” “Melrose Place,” “Spin City”) and Jay Harrington (“Better Off Ted”) will both be in multi-episode arcs, and Regis Philbin returns for the season premiere. Additionally, Georgia Engel (“The Mary Tyler Moore Show”) and Michael McMillian (“True Blood”) will reprise their roles – Engel as Mamie, who has a love/hate friendship with Elka (White), and McMillian as Owen, the long-lost son that Joy (Leeves) gave up for adoption.
In last season finale’s shocking cliffhanger, Melanie (Bertinelli), Victoria (Malick), Joy and Elka discovered a baby on their doorstep, with no idea as to whose it is and why they left it there. Tune -in Wednesday, November 28 At 10PM ET/PT to find out what happens next!thats the grandm bunny from you again the movie man i love tht movie.
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“Sooner or later we all discover that the important moments in life are not the advertised ones, not the birthdays, the graduations, the weddings, not the great goals achieved. The real milestones are less prepossessing. They come to the door of memory unannounced, stray dogs that amble in, sniff around a bit and almost never leave. Our lives are measured by those.”
