brainstorm, take me away from the norm
ashleyy. i'm 18. i enjoy everything (:

even on a cloudy day, i'll keep my eyes fixed on the sun.



Ask
 Archive
 Theme
whatthissarahsaid: the original barney stinson

whatthissarahsaid:

the original barney stinson

(Source: makeitmagnificent)

milkcarton:

this game is genius: @get closer.

niknak79: So close

niknak79:

So close

(via tim-suh)

ricksanscrotum:

i talk about wanting a boyfriend but i dont even know what id do with one like what do you just kiss him and then leave him alone in a corner how often does it eat

(via fruto-de-mi-imaginacion)

the annoying skwid

wowfunniestposts:

“Go wash the dishes!”

“Go take out the garbage!”

“Go fold the clothes!”

“Go make me coffee!”

“Go do the laundry!”

“Go hang the clothes!”

“Go bring me my purse so I can give you money!”

funniest blog ever

(Source: sreezuh)

i would lose my flash drive a week before graduation….well it’s been a good run, i’ve never kept a flash drive for an entire school year before. and i know where i left it, so maybe i can still find it. :o

Read More

wowfunniestposts: funniest blog ever MR. GOOD. i will miss this class.

wowfunniestposts:

funniest blog ever

MR. GOOD. i will miss this class.

thedailyfeed: 6,663 people died waiting for organ donors last year. Enter Organ Jet, a brand new Boston-based startup matching patients with life-saving flights. “We often get asked how no one has thought of this before, and the answer is, we have no idea,” said Wolf. The company takes advantage of economies of scale with their large fractional jet ownership stakes, then sublets the planes out to patients at hourly rates. And the company works with small planes in remote cities to get better overall response times, using its own algorithms for the most efficient scheduling.

thedailyfeed:

6,663 people died waiting for organ donors last year. Enter Organ Jet, a brand new Boston-based startup matching patients with life-saving flights.

“We often get asked how no one has thought of this before, and the answer is, we have no idea,” said Wolf.

The company takes advantage of economies of scale with their large fractional jet ownership stakes, then sublets the planes out to patients at hourly rates. And the company works with small planes in remote cities to get better overall response times, using its own algorithms for the most efficient scheduling.