i was diagnosed HIV+ in 1991, my AIDS diagnosis was in 1993.

shitplanetblog:

For a great example of why the music industry hates its customers (meaning you), consider Doug. As this excerpt from an upcoming book says, Doug watched his grandson viewing music videos of Universal artists on YouTube and other video sites, sent threatening letters to all of them, then started…

ttg-gifs:

Raven, don’t get sad. (For askdoubledash.)

:D

challenger23:

Brad Pitt wearing a shirt of his stalker doing public service while wearing a shirt of Brad Pitt wearing a shirt of Macaulay Culkin wearing a shirt of Ryan Gosling wearing a shirt of Macaulay Culkin wearing a shirt of Brad Pitt…

Inspired by this tweet by fleish 

OK this is getting weird RT @jordan327 @TheIndyPeople: Brad Pitt attacker wears T-shirt of the actor pic.twitter.com/YmqSagjMWw

— Cooper Fleishman (@_Cooper)

June 12, 2014

it’s t-shirts all the way down

true bottoms would have their ass so clean the top would felch the cum, then feed it back..somehting tells me this was made by an unimaginative bottom, or maybe a top.

urbancurse:

Postcard For East Innis Avenue - #Columbus #Ohio #MayorColeman

Now someone else is making their memories there. May they make as many wonderful memories in this place as we did.

urbancurse:

Postcard For East Innis Avenue - #Columbus #Ohio #MayorColeman

This was once my home. My grandparents owned it from the early 1930s to the late 1990s. This is how I will always remember it:

The cigar tree was planted by my mom, and the black locust in back (not visible in this shot, for some reason) was planted by my aunt. It hurts to know they’re gone, along with the house, but it’s good to know that the new tenants are making their own memories there.

@faltersmeats say hi to Mr Ed for my mom

urbancurse:

Postcard For East Innis Avenue - #Columbus #Ohio #MayorColeman

This was once my home. My grandparents owned this property for sixty years.

urbancurse:

Towards the Urban Curse House, East Innis Avenue, #Columbus, #Ohio

oh my god. the house on the left is 162/164 East Innis Avenue, which was owned by my grandparents for nearly 60 years. it has since been razed and replaced. The house on the right was owned by Vatie Fuller, who had her yard planted with the prettiest roses on the street, even outshining my own grandmother’s.