talk shit get hit

Black bandanna sweet Louisiana [23]

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[thirstghosting]

[miniaturemothman-archive]

[walkbarefoot]

I crave summer. I crave long flowy skirts and dresses. I crave camping and being amongst the trees taller than any building, and the stars that sparkle more than the street lights

walk-barefoot (via walk-barefoot)

[send-a-smile-deactivated2016022]

"The Rape Poem to End All Rape Poems."

One of the best pieces of group spoken word poetry I’ve ever seen. WATCH IT. 

[steveinaspeedo]

[shesarunnerrebel]

I am so impressed.

[ethernallymeaningless-deactivat]

Not the time for a dad joke.

[afreshbiscuit-deactivated201907]

[psyducked]

GOTTA GET THAT BACON

[the-average-gatsby]

[heatsnout]

dont u hate it when its nine in the afternoon but ur eyes are just normal sized

[butchfatty-deactivated20210203]

I’ve seen this post three times on my dash...

[kirkwa-deactivated20190108]

And This Is Why You Shouldn’t Get Sick In America

Many believe that the US healthcare system is the best in the world. Not so according to the World Health Organization’s ranking of the world’s health systems. The US doesn’t even rank in the top 25. It ranks 37th and is the most expensive in the world. I would argue that even if we had the best healthcare system in the world, what good is it, if no one can afford to access it.

Most companies are buying 60/40-policys for their employees these days, but even if you are lucky enough to have good insurance with 80/20-policy coverage, that 20 percent your responsible for can drive you right into bankruptcy as easily as the 60-40 policy given the cost of healthcare.

Insurance cost have been going up dramatically in the last two decades, long before the new Affordable Healthcare Act has taken affect, in some cases as much as 35% per year.

But have you noticed the latest trick the insurance companies have roll out?

Yes, Higher Deductible… most averaging $5,000 per year, per person, but I have seen some as high as $10,000 per year. For those of you that are wondering, this tactic is specifically designed too stop you from using your insurance. It reduces the insurance companies out of pocket liability by shift costs onto consumers, especially those dealing with chronic illness such as diabetes and arthritis. Consequently, because consumers can’t afford the deductible they will avoid necessary care to save money.

Although insurance companies are a problem, the real crook is the healthcare system it self. A corrupt and bloated system desperately in need of reform!

[stammsternenstaub]

OKAY SO I KNEW THAT TECHNICALLY IN AMERICA THAT YOU PAY FOR HEALTHCARE BUT LIKE THE IDEA IS SO BIZARRE TO ME THAT I’D NEVER CONSIDERED THAT YOU’D GET… A BILL?????? FOR BEING…. ILL?????????? I LITERALLY DON’T

[stilljustkim]

how can anaesthetic cost that much??

how is this legal??

[punkinspacelettuce-deactivated2]

WHAT? And I thought having to pay £7 ($11.55) for stronger prescription allergy meds instead of £4 ($6.60) for the less effective store-brand ones was ridiculous.

[keab42]

You have to pay for the ambulance!?

[edwardspoonhands]

OK, I’m shocked by the prices, but all of the people from other countries who are just shocked that there ARE prices just make me so so sad.

This is so screwed up.

[iraffiruse]

[furbyfridays-deactivated2013111]

rise

[zoinksz-deactivated20140220]

[poundgrape]

Say Anything (1989)

[breathingvioletfog]

tears

[girlswillbeboys]

there are so many good movies in the world damn

[yasmine-ines-deactivated2015042]

[pvbertyblues]

“My sister’s boyfriend, Fox, on his last day of high school. The sun was setting, and he and his friends were all playing around. I caught him in a moment of reflection.” By Petra Collins