April 2011
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“At a wedding-watching party at the Londoner Pub in Dallas, Texas, Peter Wright of Birmingham, England, wipes tears from his eyes as he watches Prince William and Kate Middleton exchange vows at London’s Westminster Abbey on Friday, April 29, 2011. “It’s emotional, but I break down watching the movie ET,” said Wright.”
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http://www.theatlantic.com/infocus/2011/04/royal-wedding-in-photos/100057/
A man after my own heart.
inedible: Oh, Leah. Leah, Leah, Leah. →
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2000:
“You are a great friend, and stay that way!”
2001:
“Purple Bunny 4ever! ‘But…it stopped!’”
2002:
“I will ALWAYS remember the rowboat man, forever deep in my heart!”
2003:
“…’spinning-fin action fish!’…”
2004:
“…wearing hairnets & blue gloves…”
2005:
“It’s amazing that the English…
omg I JUST REMEMBERED THE ROWBOAT MAN. also — the purple bunny was this weird little windup toy i got in savannah in 8th grade. when you wound it up it spun around in crazy circles. we ate at that restaurant the band always ate at and miss scott sat at our table and as it spun around in circles on the table miss scott said it reminded her of us, but then it stopped, and she said “but it stopped!” we thought that was hilarious.
i have no idea about the fish.
WAIT A FLAW
how come no one’s invented a way to print gifs yet.
Here's the thing
no one really follows me except the people that follow all the people I follow. Does that make sense at all. Anyway. So every time I reblog something you’ve all already seen it! Because we all follow the same people! So it is pointless. But I can’t help it!
I think I am going to stop reblogging and just start printing and thumbtacking to my wall instead.
inedible: Oh, Leah. Leah, Leah, Leah. →
thirdandthird.tumblr.com
2000:
“You are a great friend, and stay that way!”
2001:
“Purple Bunny 4ever! ‘But…it stopped!’”
2002:
“I will ALWAYS remember the rowboat man, forever deep in my heart!”
2003:
“…’spinning-fin action fish!’…”
2004:
“…wearing hairnets & blue gloves…”
2005:
“It’s amazing that the English…
I am horrified to admit that I no longer remember the rowboat man. Also i think that last one is one of the great moments of my writing career. And I really want to see the analogy that came afterwards.
