what a babe

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ruuyn:

So avoid using the word ‘very’ because it’s lazy. A man is not very tired, he is exhausted. Don’t use very sad, use morose. Language was invented for one reason, boys - to woo women - and, in that endeavor, laziness will not do. —Dead Poets Society

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Evan and I went to eat Dim Sum with his parents and another couple this morning and now my body feels drunk. -___-

October 28! EEEEP!

This little bastard will walk around on your face while you’re sleeping, suck your blood, defecate in or around your mouth, and possibly kill you!

thatfunnyblog:

Funny Stuff you like?

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mxme:

Evan sent this picture of a unicorn I did on him a little hile ago. All healed and now enjoying the company of pieces by Liam Sparkes, Hooper and several other high-profile neighbours!

Awh, my Bugbug! <3

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bioguru:

Isn’t that undulating membrane beautiful? This flagellated protozoan, Trypanosoma brucei (belonging to the kingdom Kinetoplastida), is responsible for African sleeping sickness. Most Trypanosomes employ insect vectors as intermediate hosts; this particularTrypanosome is commonly transmitted by the tse-tse fly. Trypanosomes are kinetoplasts (contains DNA and proteins) with a single flagellum that runs the length of the cell and is encased within the membrane. The undulating membrane, a key characteristic of this clade, is caused by the beating of the flagellum.

@etwyford gave me this #rhinocerosbeetle for my birthday! Happy Birthday to me! #birfday #bugbug #love (Taken with Instagram)

I finally stopped using my boyfriend’s ex-girlfriend’s toothbrush today. Went out and bought my own. -I’m lazy

I really appreciate good fiddle and banjo players. The Dixie Chicks and Randy Rogers Band are my FAVS.

I remember feeling lost, and I remember writing and blogging about getting back to the basics. I remember feeling so out of who I was and wanted to be and I remember the days when I would feel enlightened and would fall right back into the same routine shortly after. I remember getting drunk every night and wondering on my sober days how things were ever going to get better. Time is the only thing that heals that kind of thing. A lay off the booze, productivity (even if it’s slowly,) and time. Things always get better and you almost always get back to the person you are and always have been. Hang in there.