bitches hate me for my earnest whimsy and my pathological degree of avoidant behavior
My friends teenage pitbutt pitbulled directly into the couch at 90mph
brucie baby? this brucie baby??
brucie baby lore
don't you hate when you do something that historically has consistently made you feel bad and it makes you feel bad. what's up with that
life hack: if you go to bed you can sleep and then you will feel less tired
rb and say what country/continent you’re in in the tags please!!! ty <333
Clare Woods (British, b. 1972), The Long Finger, 2017. Oil on aluminium, 50 x 70 cm.
btw this does have a bit of bias obv as in lots of these i personally love but i DID try and make sure theyre all icons. real country girlies only please i dont wanna see jolene at 70% bc u guys havent listened to anythin else
You put wagon wheel on here but not Goodbye Earl by the Chix or Tornado by Little Big Town do you even listen to good country
girl are you a kettle because you’re sooooo hot. and yelling atme
can't believe the sun and the star is out. shaking etc etc
YO I WAS JUST READING A THREAD ABOUT THIS PERSON WHO TRIED TO TRACK DOWN THE ORIGINAL IMAGE OF HEROBRINE AND COULDN'T FIND IT, BUT HE FOUND SOMETHING ELSE
HEROBRINE WAS FORMERLY FEMALE?????
Got high and watched How To Train Your Dragon last night and for some reason it was only then when I realized how heartbreaking Stoick’s line “With you doing so well in the ring… We finally have something to talk about” is
Like Stoick wants to connect with Hiccup. He’s tried so hard: taking him fishing, teaching him how to take down a dragon, even just living in the same house as his son, but they’re so vastly different that they can’t even hold a conversation. Until he hears about Hiccup’s successes in dragon training. And he’s so excited. He can finally connect with his son! But that is such new territory that Hiccup feels awkward and doesn’t answer. And Stoick realizes that even now, he doesn’t have and may never have the son he’s always wanted. So he tries one last thing: Giving Hiccup one last reminder of his mother. The only thing they have in common. And even that fails.

















