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trifunkalicious:

This is a must watch. I am laughing so hard.

9gag:

Great family film!

nopeclothing:

~*~nope HOLIDAY GIVEAWAY~*~

Hey gang, we here at nope are feeling particularly cheery and festive and we wanted to give back to you guys.  We thought, how could we possibly do this?  And then a lightbulb went off over our heads, we had to turn on a light - it was dark in the nope HQ.  

So now with our lighted room, we could get down and dirty and do some REAL thinking.  ”Ah-HA!” we said and thought a little contest would be the perfect thing! And since we love Tumblr so much, we decided to do have this contest for our Tumblr fans ONLY.

SO -here’s the rules of the giveaway! All you have to do are these two things!

1. REBLOG this post!
2. Follow OUR TUMBLR (if you’re not already!)

This contest will run for one week, ending December 31st! We will pick out one winner from the REBLOGs and one winner from our FOLLOWERS to win this snazzy set of FYPblog x Maré Odomo Kanto Gym Badges!  It’s possible to win twice, and you can reblog all y’all want!

TLDR; REBLOG THIS POST & FOLLOW US to win a giveaway of 2 sets of Kanto Gym Badges.  Contest ends December 31st!

Keep bombin’

~ Joe

JESSE: Well, first of all, I think it’s a wonderful idea and—obviously—there’s no dispute that Steve Jobs’ impact has been monumental. To me, this year it seemed that the major news stories and the major shifts globally and domestically have been made by individuals that have formed together to kind of resist, reject, and often times even topple leaders and individuals; they’ve been movements of populism. So I thought this year, kind of the notion of ‘the populist’—you know domestically we have the Tea Party and the Occupy Wall Street movement and internationally the Arab Spring have been made up of individuals that are part of populist movements. It almost seems like in a year where those movements have caused the greatest world shifts, one individual as the person of the year might undercut the significance of those movements made by populists. 
SETH: I think I would join with Jesse and I do think that sort of angry people are…the ‘person of the year,’ because I think they’re right to be angry. I think—the last time I was on this panel was 2008 where almost everyone agreed that Barack Obama was going to be the person of the year; we were in the middle of a financial crisis and we thought, ‘I would  hope by 2011 things will be better,’ I don’t  think they’re better. Um, I think it would be a mistake to put any politician on the cover for 2011 because I don’t think much has been done. 
—TIME Person of the Year 2011 Panel

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9gag:

Creepy twitter message.

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bunnyfood:

Tacocat is a palindrome

 

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mry:

God works in mysterious ways, don’t ya know? -_-

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scottlava:

“He left us! He left us alone! Dr. Grant! Dr. Grant! He left us! He left us!”

Any last words?

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