thefluffingtonpost:

Cat Disappointed by Tiny Laundry Basket
A feline by the name of Commander Jazz was saddened to discover he could barely fit a weeks’ worth of socks into his brand new laundry basket, let alone a full load.
“It hit him like a ton of bricks,” says Cody Orwell, commenting on his friend’s shocked expression. “Worst of all, he already threw out the receipt.”
Via ragingcomputer.

thefluffingtonpost:

Cat Disappointed by Tiny Laundry Basket

A feline by the name of Commander Jazz was saddened to discover he could barely fit a weeks’ worth of socks into his brand new laundry basket, let alone a full load.

“It hit him like a ton of bricks,” says Cody Orwell, commenting on his friend’s shocked expression. “Worst of all, he already threw out the receipt.”

Via ragingcomputer.

Anne at JFK yesterday

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talkstraight:

On April 26-28, 2012, 19 servicemen and women wounded in Iraq or Afghanistan joined President Bush for the W100, a 100 kilometer mountain bike ride in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. As part of the George W. Bush Presidential Center’s Military Service Initiative, the W100 highlights the bravery and sacrifice of the warriors wounded in the global war on terror, as well as those organizations that have made continuing commitments to supporting America’s heroes.

talkstraight:

On April 26-28, 2012, 19 servicemen and women wounded in Iraq or Afghanistan joined President Bush for the W100, a 100 kilometer mountain bike ride in Palo Duro Canyon State Park. As part of the George W. Bush Presidential Center’s Military Service Initiative, the W100 highlights the bravery and sacrifice of the warriors wounded in the global war on terror, as well as those organizations that have made continuing commitments to supporting America’s heroes.

talkstraight:

You flunked lunch, didn’t you?

talkstraight:

You flunked lunch, didn’t you?

I am predicting that the first guy who uses a Second Amendment weapon to bring a drone down that’s been hovering over his house is going to be a folk hero in this country. — Charles Krauthammer In the eye of Big Brother - Maggie’s Farm (via kaching)

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policygal:

Blood. Sweat. Tears.

policygal:

Blood. Sweat. Tears.

To Prove A Law to be Unconstitutional…

lonelylibertarian:

should be the most damning evidence against a bill… Too bad our politicians in Washington have trashed that treasured document that is the basis for all laws in this nation.

alonmg:

Every time I meet a veteran or see a person in uniform. I always go up and shake their hand, and thank them for their service. Every day, is memorial day to me. As these men and women deserves our thanks not just on one day, but every day. God bless out troops!

alonmg:

Every time I meet a veteran or see a person in uniform. I always go up and shake their hand, and thank them for their service. Every day, is memorial day to me. As these men and women deserves our thanks not just on one day, but every day. God bless out troops!

(via killthetraitor)

Anyone who says…

killthetraitor:

alonmg:

“God hates Gay people” is wrong. God may not approve, but god is like a loving parent to a young child. He/She will always love us, He/She just may not always approve of what we do.

This is something my parents taught me; unconditional love. Just because you don’t like, or agree with, something someone does, doesn’t mean you can’t love them the way they are. God is the One who teaches us unconditional love. Hate the sin, not the sinner. Something I’ve asked other Christians is if Jesus were alive today, where would he be hanging out? In the churches making the rounds? Or in the streets where people need Him the most? Where was Jesus in his time?

I can’t tell you why other people write,
but I write in order to keep from going insane.
My head, I expect’d turn inside out
if my hands were to leave me.
— Bob Dylan (via dawnthebear)

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If we don’t change our patriarchal and homophobic culture… we cannot advance as a new society, and that’s what we want, the power of emancipation through socialism. We will establish relationships on the basis of social justice and social equality…It seems like a Utopia, but we can change it.

Mariela Castro, daughter of Cuban President Raul Castro, during a speech at San Francisco General Hospital on Wednesday, in reference to the relationship between the US and Cuba.

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And like a good comrade, in exchange for Obama granting her a visa, she returned the favor and endorsed him earlier yesterday.

(via talkstraight)