gottimeonmyhands
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Latest Posts by gottimeonmyhands
Be Inspired.
being best friends with a guy is extremely stressful tbh.
extremely. stressful.
Pretty much.
Jokes I'm a quitter
If I am going to post anything, for the few followers I have, It’s gonna be this.
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I love you, too :)And this just like doubled the activity on my blog.
the story of my life
A Field Guide to Procrastinators
always well spoken
society: be yourself
society: no not like that
Stephen Fry is the fucking man.
“8 New Punctuation Marks We Desperately Need”
You know what? Fuck beauty contests. Life is one fucking beauty contest after another. You know, school, then college, then work, fuck that. And fuck the air force academy. If I wanna fly, I’ll find a way to fly. You do what you love, and fuck the rest.
(via slipperyquim)
for all of you out there confused by what the NSA is doing but are hearing a lot about it, let the Simpsons sum it up for u
Delphinid Meteor Mystery Image Credit & Copyright: Yuri Beletsky (Las Campanas Observatory, Carnegie Institution)
Explanation: Over a five hour period last Tuesday morning, exposures captured this tantalizing view of meteor streaks and the Milky Way in dark skies above Las Campanas Observatory in Chile. During that time, astronomers had hoped to see an outburst from the gamma Delphinid meteor shower as Earth swept through the dust trail left by an unknown comet. Named for the shower’s radiant point in the constellation Delphinus, a brief but strong outburst was reported in bright, moonlit skies on June 10, 1930. While no strong Delphinid meteor activity was reported since, an outburst was tentatively predicted to occur again in 2013. But even though Tuesday’s skies were dark, the overall rate of meteors in this field is low, and only the three lower meteor streaks seem to point back to the shower’s estimated radiant.
Nasa Apod 15 June 2013