[ridge]

do you ever pretend like you didn’t see something so the other person doesn’t feel embarrassed 

[garbage-wizard]

Happy 34th birthday to the greatest song ever recorded 

[seeingdaylight]

[woodendreams]

(by Dan Mihai)

[naughty-dorian]

@kermesina

[celticpyro]

To everyone who tries shaming people with “y’all are too busy with [insert frivoulous fad here] to care about [insert important world issue here]”

[catonhottinroof]

Adolf Kosárek 

Winter Night, 1857

You heard of Panic! At Disco, now get ready for

[kittencasual]

[mediamattersforamerica]

There’s a reason that NYC’s stop-and-frisk was found unconstitutional.

[vox]

Samantha Bee on fact-checking Trump’s campaign: “Calling a liar a liar isn’t an opinion if you can prove it”

When faced with a candidate like Donald Trump — who lies as instinctively as he breathes — it’s natural to be confused about how, exactly, to handle the constant stream of misinformation emanating from his campaign. But as has become increasingly clear in recent months, many reporters simply aren’t doing their jobs when it comes to fact-checking Trump, and it’s adding up.

So when Samantha Bee’s late-night show, Full Frontal, came back from hiatus, the host had some choice words for the media — especially Commander-in-Chief Forum moderator Matt Lauer — that keeps letting Trump’s lies skate by.

united states of america

[newhampshit]

east coast

west coast

the south

the midwest

[nintendette]

I hate how accurate this is