Rum Pa Pa Pum
Friendship is Tales.
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I can’t wait until next year when all of your are in Vietnam. You will be pining for the day when someone was trying to make your life easier. And when you’re over there, and you’re in the jungle, and they’re shooting at you, remember that you’re not dying for me because I never liked you.
Joan
HarrisHollowayI almost cried.
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When did you start your period, Anastasia?” he asks out of the blue, gazing down at me.
“Err… yesterday,” I mumble in my highly aroused state.
“Good.” He releases me and turns me around.
“Hold on to the sink,” he orders and pulls my hips back again, like he did in the playroom, so I’m bending down.
He reaches between my legs and pulls on the blue string… what! And… a gently pulls my tampon out and tosses it into the nearby toilet. Holy fuck. Sweet mother of all… Jeez. And then he’s inside me… ah! Skin against skin… moving slowly at first… easily, testing me, pushing me… oh my. I grip on to the sink, panting, forcing myself back on him, feeling him inside me. Oh the sweet agony… his hands clasp my hips. He sets a punishing rhythm – in, out, and he reaches around and finds my clitoris, massaging me… oh jeez. I can feel myself quicken.
“That’s right, baby,” he rasps as he grinds into me, angling his hips, and it’s enough to send me flying, flying high.
Whoa… and I come, loudly, gripping for dear life onto the sink as I spiral down through my orgasm, everything spinning and clenching at once. He follows, clasping me tightly, his front on my back as he climaxes and calls my name like it’s a litany or a prayer.… I see.
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I don’t understand how most of my closest friends aren’t entranced by at least one sport… Exceptional physical prowess is a beautiful thing, man.
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WOW @ tumblrdatinggame(.)com WTF is this.. my little brother's roommate is on this and I think I saw you too lol
Asked by Anonymous
… what
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Quote reblogged from Mohandas GandhiWhat has emerged in the second decade after 9/11 is a remarkable consensus among Democrats and Republicans on a core approach to the nation’s foreign policy. It’s certainly not a perfect alignment. But rarely since the end of the Cold War has there been this level of consensus. Indeed, while Americans may be divided, polarized and dysfunctional about issues closer to home, we are really quite united in how we see the world and what we should do about it. […] Paradoxically, both George W. Bush’s successes and failures helped to create this new consensus. His tough and largely successful approach to counterterrorism — specifically, keeping the homeland safe and keeping al Qaeda and its affiliates at bay through use of special forces, drone attacks, aggressive use of intelligence, and more effective cooperation among agencies now forms a virtually unassailable bipartisan consensus.
In simple words: While domestic policies remain a forum where disagreement is diverse and intense, the platform for foreign policies is where agreement is reached. Which also means candidates claiming to change the foreign policy won’t deliver much - similar to the case of Obama. Drones, bombing, covert ops, assassinations will continue to “protect US freedom.”
(via mehreenkasana)
I meant to post this earlier. Read it. And don’t apologize for this stuff with the old “but at least he’s not Romney!” garbage because somehow when the focus is on electing the favorite of two candidates, very important issues like those mentioned are swept under the rug. These issues can’t wait for some people.
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- Me: (I hope this job interview goes well... Working at Barnes & Noble would be pretty awesome...)
- B&N Manager: So what do you know about the Nook? Do you think you would be able to convince a customer to sell one?
- Me: Uh, well, uhhhhhhhhh I don't know very much about it because I have a Kindle.
- Manager: ... Oh.
- Me: I mean, it's actually my dad's Kindle. Well, my mom's, because my dad bought it for her... But he uses it more because he likes it so much. He's going to buy her another one because she loves it too. My parents bought one for my sister for her birthday last month too... I don't really own one... I could always Google information about the Nook, right?
- Manager:
- Me:
- Manager:
- Me: (Forever unemployed)
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