Abortion provider Dr. Susan R.   (via warrioroftheleft)

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hellojewlie:

Orange Sky: Alexi Murdoch

This song is perfect for the comforting gloom that is New York City today.

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:’(

oh my god….

my heart grew three sizes that day

for a second i was really skeptical since i didnt remember this segment

but after watching this i think it was handled really really well and realistically

good job klasky csupo

jesus im crying now

BRB SOBBING FOREVER

And now, with kids shows, we’re afraid to touch on subjects like death, divorce, and homosexuality, lest the parents phone up and throw a bitchfit. Television was educational not in that it taught us how to count by twos or what the word indigenous meant, but in the way it taught us life lessons in a way we were able to see, understand, reference and relate to. Television shows like this were guidebooks for parents, good tools to use when having a talk with kids about the death of a family member, friend, or even a pet. Saying things like “remember how Chuckie found that picture of his Mommy, and his Dad showed him all the things she used to have, and the poem she wrote for him?” gets the kid in the right mindset- and now?

Now we’ve got shows based on “randomocity”, slapstick humor without purpose, and full thirty minute slots packed tight with mindless one-liners and lessons in how to catch jellyfish with a net if you live underwater as a yellow sponge.

I’m not saying we didn’t have our set of shows like that, with silly nothingness, but there were so many more shows with valuable lessons than there are today. That’s why shows like My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, are receiving such volumes of attention: they are heading in the right direction, brushing subjects that other kid’s cartoons neglect for fear of backlash.

im am literally in tears </3

oh god OH GOD WHY DONT I REMEMBER THIS SJFBHJSBHFS

SKDJFLJSDLFKJD

TEARS

TEARS EVERYWHERE.

Oh god, I remember tis episode. I was young enough that it’s meaning didn’t hit me then, but I understand now and DFGSDF GOD RUGRATS YOU WERE SUCH A GOOD SHOW ;n;

TEARS

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thedailywhat:

Sleeping With Celebrities of the Day: Comedian Mark Malkoff — who’s done some pretty weird sh*t in his day — tries to save some cash while visiting Hollywood by attempting to convince a few celebrities (and a few “celebrities”) to let him crash on their couch (or, you know, treehouse).

[thanks mark!]

haha this gave me a good laugh

songs that made the scene: Sons of Anarchy 4.14; To Be, Act 2 
~ House of the Rising Sun by White Buffalo and The Forest Rangers (♫)

He’s got one hand on the throttle the other on the brake he’s riding back to Redwood to own his father’s stake and me I wait in Charming Town the game my love has won I’m staying here to end my life down in the rising sun.

This cover is incredible

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fuckyeahingridmichaelson:

inaudible—-melodies:

Always You // Ingrid Michaelson

This was my favorite song at her concert

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fortheloveofweddings:

Moments before the ceremony, Matt and I gave each other handwritten letters to read together {between a door}. This was such an intimate moment and I am so glad we decided to do it.

Aww

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basicallyhilarious:

omg

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SOOO Cute

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