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Is it sad to say that I hardly fear death or the future anymore?
I fear living in pain more than I fear dying.

- 27 May, 2012

higherclassofmadness:

The Greatest Speech Never Given (by Metzae)

Truly great.

1 note - 27 May, 2012

runwildglowinthedark:

Click here for more LUXURY ;)

Q: Why does a man twist his wedding ring on his finger?
A: He’s trying to figure out the combination

8 notes - 26 May, 2012

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(Source: lastofthetimeladies)

18,645 notes - 26 May, 2012

semperfialex:

Cook like this for me and i’ll marry you.

ikenbot:

Science Query for the Presidential Candidates
I wonder when will the public start demanding scientific literacy among their governing officials, including presidential candidates. We were not a country founded on religious beliefs yet it floods our country’s interest for some odd reason. Would it be too much to ask these people have at least a basic, well-rounded sense of the scientific method, much like we require the same level of expertise from our doctors, scientists, teachers, etc.?.
Here’s a nice article via SciAm that reiterates a similar concern:
3 Science Questions to Ask U.S. Presidential Candidates
“As you may already be aware from my previous posts, The Guardian U.S. and NYU’s Studio 20 journalism lab have teamed up to push a project called The Citizens’ Agenda into the media discourse surrounding the U.S. presidential 2012 election. The idea: find out what you–the citizens–want the candidates to be discussing over the next four months – usually meaning questions of substance about policy rather than horserace and gotcha questions so pervasive in mainstream media.”
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