mochacafe:

via ohsopictures

mochacafe:

via ohsopictures

hallaquin:

Want some? Heh (Taken with instagram)

hallaquin:

Want some? Heh (Taken with instagram)

Mum’s instant reaction to rain:

shazzabamm:

missmacs:

THE LAUNDRY!

QUICK, GET THE LAUNDRY!!!

happpynesss:

AHH

(Source: beyoffce)

(Source: paerogi)

the-sins-of-myy-youthh:

thisishoww3liv3:

cheerb0ws:

obviouslesbian:

hip-to-the-ster:

a-k-i-s-s-goodnight:

He went to Steak n Shake with his wife every year for valentine’s day since before he was married. This is his first year without a valentine.




Literally crying. I fucking love old people with all my heart

):

the-sins-of-myy-youthh:

thisishoww3liv3:

cheerb0ws:

obviouslesbian:

hip-to-the-ster:

a-k-i-s-s-goodnight:

He went to Steak n Shake with his wife every year for valentine’s day since before he was married. This is his first year without a valentine.

Literally crying. I fucking love old people with all my heart

):

jasmine-blu:

Once, I was supposed to close a show with a 3-year-old kid and we both had matching outfits. During rehearsal, everything went as planned, but on the day of the show he started crying halfway down the runway, so in my head I thought, “What am I supposed to do?!” I ended up picking him up and I carried him to the end of the runway. This was funny only after the fact.

(Source: greyships)

makemestfu:

http://www.psychofactz.com/

The keyboard we most commonly use today is called the “qwerty” keyboard for obvious reasons, but did you ever wonder why the letters are in that order? It’s actually because the original keyboards would jam if letters that were next to each other were pressed in too rapid succession.
In 1874 Christopher Sholes, who developed the layout, was aiming to slow typists down by putting the most common letters in the most hard to reach places, and thus reduce jamming. Although modern technology has no issue with jamming, the keyboard stuck and is still the one we use today!

makemestfu:

http://www.psychofactz.com/

The keyboard we most commonly use today is called the “qwerty” keyboard for obvious reasons, but did you ever wonder why the letters are in that order? It’s actually because the original keyboards would jam if letters that were next to each other were pressed in too rapid succession.

In 1874 Christopher Sholes, who developed the layout, was aiming to slow typists down by putting the most common letters in the most hard to reach places, and thus reduce jamming. Although modern technology has no issue with jamming, the keyboard stuck and is still the one we use today!

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