Her Eyes Only.

Hey. I'm 18, and I live in Canada. I'm really awkward and I have a twin. So yeh... that's about it.


Personal Posts   Suggest something for me to talk about, or ask a question :)  
Reblogged from think-progress
think-progress:

A Church posts a billboard apology to North Carolinians for “judgmental, deceptive, manipulative actions” done against the LGBT community with the passage of Amendment One.

think-progress:

A Church posts a billboard apology to North Carolinians for “judgmental, deceptive, manipulative actions” done against the LGBT community with the passage of Amendment One.

(via socialistscum)

Reblogged from 30rockasaurus

mia-the-wonder-slut:

“Do I get stress headaches at work? Yes, definitely. From the moment I get in, it’s “Denise we need this! Denise we need that!” Which is stressful… ‘cause my name is Linda. Denise is the other black woman that works here. By 10am, someone in the copy room makes a joke about Kobe Bryant, and everyone looks at me to make sure it’s ok. And I smile like it’s ok. But really, my head and neck are starting to throb. Then I spend the rest of my afternoon training my interns, and answering their questions, like, “Yes, black people use shampoo”, and, “No, I don’t know any good reggae clubs around here”, and, “Yes, Condoleezza Rice is very articulate, why do you sound so surprised?” And, “No, I can’t tell you where to buy weed!” And that’s when I reach for Excedrin.”

This is brilliant.

(Source: 30rockasaurus, via gummymer)

Reblogged from lizdexia
healthiie:

accurate depiction of most magazine covers.

healthiie:

accurate depiction of most magazine covers.

(Source: lizdexia, via lunarcity)

Reblogged from thoughtsonfire

June 1, 2012

June 1, 2012

(via thoughtsonfire)

Reblogged from occupyallstreets
occupyallstreets:

100,000 Flee ‘Extreme Violence’ In Congo In Less Than Two Months
Villagers and townspeople in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo are facing “extreme violence”, with mass executions, abductions, mutilations and rapes being committed almost daily, according to aid workers in Goma, the capital of North Kivu province.
Fighting between the government army, the FARDC, and a group of mutineers led by a fugitive UN war crimes indictee, Bosco Ntaganda, has escalated since April. Militias including the notorious FDLR, a Rwandan rebel group based in Congo, have joined the fray in a multi-fronted battle for territory, money and power. But the violence has received relatively little international attention.

“The crisis in Congo is the worst it has been for years. The activity of armed groups has exploded, with militias making the most of the chaos to prey on the local population,” said Samuel Dixon, Oxfam’s policy adviser in Goma. “Large areas of Kivu are under the control of armed groups – some villages are being terrorised from all sides, with up to five groups battling for power.
“Local people are bearing the brunt of extreme violence, facing the risk of massacre, rape, retaliation, abduction, mutilation, forced labour or extortion. In less than two months, more than 100,000 people in North Kivu have been forced to flee,” Dixon said.

The UN refugee agency, UNHCR, said the violence had sent tens of thousands of refugees spilling over the border into Rwanda and Uganda, while many more people were internally displaced.
Read More

occupyallstreets:

100,000 Flee ‘Extreme Violence’ In Congo In Less Than Two Months

Villagers and townspeople in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo are facing “extreme violence”, with mass executions, abductions, mutilations and rapes being committed almost daily, according to aid workers in Goma, the capital of North Kivu province.

Fighting between the government army, the FARDC, and a group of mutineers led by a fugitive UN war crimes indictee, Bosco Ntaganda, has escalated since April. Militias including the notorious FDLR, a Rwandan rebel group based in Congo, have joined the fray in a multi-fronted battle for territory, money and power. But the violence has received relatively little international attention.

The crisis in Congo is the worst it has been for years. The activity of armed groups has exploded, with militias making the most of the chaos to prey on the local population,” said Samuel Dixon, Oxfam’s policy adviser in Goma. “Large areas of Kivu are under the control of armed groups – some villages are being terrorised from all sides, with up to five groups battling for power.

Local people are bearing the brunt of extreme violence, facing the risk of massacre, rape, retaliation, abduction, mutilation, forced labour or extortion. In less than two months, more than 100,000 people in North Kivu have been forced to flee,” Dixon said.

The UN refugee agency, UNHCR, said the violence had sent tens of thousands of refugees spilling over the border into Rwanda and Uganda, while many more people were internally displaced.

Read More

(via socialistscum)

Reblogged from samaralex
Reblogged from gummymer

gummymer:

just going to point this out ….

Reblogged from bijouxed
Reblogged from suicidelesbians
Reblogged from one-white-elephant
Reblogged from putawh0re

fuckyeahsexeducation:

I’d also like to see someone respond to this picture wearing a burka. Seriously, confident girls come in all different kinds.

(Source: putawh0re)

Reblogged from sluttiest-virgin

Things that happened this week:

  • A man from Toronto dismembered another man in Montreal, filmed it and posted it online
  • A head janitor cut the gas line and turned on the stove with the kitchen staff in an attempt to blow up my girlfriend’s school
  • Union station was flooded so half the subway like was closed
  • A man goes and shoots up people in the food court at the Eaton Centre

What the actual fuck is going on.

Reblogged from tiger-milk

Anonymous asked: 2,3,15.

I just got this now… But I’m going to assume it’s from the thing I posted a couple days ago..
2. Uhm. When I found out my friend fucked me over in ways I never knew several months ago, and she acts like she never did. She says she cares. That’s when I get angry.
3. I call my twin. I tell her I love her more than anything, to tell the other people I love I’ll miss them, and live a super dope life for me. And don’t miss me too much.
15. Uhm. A thing? Probably my computer. It has all my music, so without it my ipod’s useless. If I didn’t have a phone I could still communicate with my laptop. That, and I spend hours upon endless hours killing time and being anti social. SO yeah.