hazelgracelancaster:

An Evening of Awesome | January 15, 2013

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mischief7manager:

#on a scale from one to ten #how much of a ridiculous crush did i have on cary elwes as a child #if you answered anything less that seven hundred million thousand #you are incorrect

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If Dr. Seuss Books Were Titled According to Their Subtexts

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natashakline:

For all the artists out there. xoxo

When I make my Youtube videos, I make them with the idea in mind that everyone will hate it so I should make something I like just for me . 
Surprisingly people like my videos.

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humansofnewyork:

“We just got back from the prom.”

“Did you have dates?”

“Um, yeah.” 

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wholove:

A graphical representation of the contradictions in the bible. Each red line links 2 contradicting statements.

WILL ALWAYS REBLOG.

WOAH

This reminds me of a really fascinating theological idea I read once. It poses that God meant for the Bible to be full of contradictions, because it isn’t an instruction manual, but a test of character. If you can read through all the books and stories, all the confusing, contradictory statements, and you still choose to take home a message of peace, acceptance, and forgiveness, then you’ve passed God’s test. 

I’m not a very religious person, but I still really like that idea. 

^ I like that interpretation :D

Somebody needs to get that shit to Westboro Baptist.

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