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[egberts]

where can i buy that for free

[strawberrylemonadexo]

xx

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[thisismysunshineonacloudyday]

[nerobot-eng-deactivated20150330]

i was supposed to go to bed an hour ago dont tell my mom

[nerobot-eng-deactivated20150330]

my mom says i have to go to bed now which one of u meaners told

[nerobot-eng-deactivated20150330]

who the fudge changed ‘fudgers’ to ‘meaners’

[nerobot-eng-deactivated20150330]

WHO CHANGED IT FROM FUDGERS TO FUDGERS I WILL KISS THE POPSICLE DONT TESTICLE ME

[tracob]

This actually represents tumblr

the second after the troyler-kiss 

[tus-besos-cosmicos]

[dulect]

if you gave me $1000 to spend I would still click lowest to highest price

[brief-candles]

Literally me

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[manzardworkshop]

[durational-deactivated20150417]

all this toilet paper and you still aint shit

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[thelovelettur]

i thought this was an everything bagel with a ribbon tied around it

[fatpeoplemakemehappy]

[artpartner]

[facts-i-just-made-up]

One of the most astounding mysteries of the world is this ancient tile pattern in Greece, dated to about 1,500 B.C.

It was little more than a curiosity until 2008 when its resemblance to a QR Code was recognized. First photographed in 1871 by the British Antiquities Society, they were known as the “Chinese Box Tiles” owing to the closest thing anyone had seen to the strange pattern. Little was known about the titles except that they were installed along with other beachfront roads on the isle of Igrigoria in ancient times.

In was in 2008 that QR codes became popular enough that a traveler recognized the tiles as bearing an unmistakable resemblance to the computer code which had only been developed 3,500 years after the tiles were first laid. It was another two years before anyone with a QR capable phone traveled to the island to attempt a capture.

The mystery only deepened when the phone was able to recognize the code, which lead to the original Nyan Cat video on youtube.

[kobastalin-blog]

Fucking Greeks.

[astrangertomykin]

Alright, what fucker went back in time?

[athingforthevillains]

[baldoctor]

[maugrimm]

[couragekindnessandmagic]

me every time I actually leave the house to do something social.

[thismagiclantern]

LITERALLY THOUGH

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