I LOVE LOUIS

Shelby //22.

[louiscutelinson]

cant believe people still follow me on here, am i right

[knightchanges]

me realizing that most of you are 1D babies that joined the fandom late 2013+ and never experienced the influx of eleanor cosplayers at UAN concerts, the teen vogue photoshoot, the tmh album leak, and room 317

[girlcrushau]

lol reblog this and tag who was harry’s rumored gf when u joined the fandom and also (if u want) what u found funniest about that stunt

[sickbitterandcoveredinglitter]

Bug-free™ season is over and I am Afraid

[smoothkisses]

[assstroworld]

“In the middle of a Trump protest in Manhattan - so beautiful.” 

[slavery]

If you slap the ballot with your dick then Obama stays in office this is forbidden knowledge and I’m risking my life to tell you this

[lolchipss]

Anyone?

[postingwhileblack]

Cop forces disabled Black man to get off the cable car (run by SFMTA) because the driver is afraid of his pitbull service dog.

In a viral video shared by San Francisco resident and attorney Gina Tomaselli, a man with a pit bull is seen sitting in a cable car as he argues with a San Francisco Police Department Officer. The operator “refused to drive the cable car unless the disabled man got off the car — even after he presented written documentation of the dog’s status, and then issues him a citation.”

Trained service animals are allowed to ride free of charge on all Muni vehicles, and service dogs may travel without a muzzle but “must be under the control of their owners,” the policy reads, and service animals must ride on their owner’s lap, under the owners seat, or as “far out of the aisle as possible,” and animals may not occupy a seat.

We can clearly see that the dog is calmly sitting on its owner’s lap.

This behavior towards DISABLED Black man is totally unacceptable. In America this could only happen to a person of color. They wouldn’t dare to ask a white person with disabilities to disembark the cable car and nobody would call him asshole.

Please, share.

#StayWoke

[theforce]

anderson cooper: thank you mr trump

anderson cooper: that makes no sense mr trump 

anderson cooper: i wish i were dead mr trump 

[memeufacturing-deactivated20161]

trump: 53,000 anderson cooper: mr. trump trump: 39,000 anderson cooper: allow her to respond trump: 33,000. that’s the lowest i can do, anderson

[bellygangstaboo]

A young girl climbed up a step ladder to stand at the podium before a tense Charlotte City Council meeting.

Petite in size, with braids in her hair and hearts on her t-shirt, Zianna Oliphant collected herself and delivered her message loud and clear.

“It’s a shame that our fathers and mothers are killed and we can’t see them anymore. It’s a shame that we have to go to their graveyard and bury them. We need our fathers and mothers to be by our side.”

[its-a-different-world]

Oh my goodness…

[louiscutelinson]

Pretty filters makes me feel alive

[alritepetal]

i’d much rather be sleeping

[louiscutelinson]

😍 dammmmn

[cnbc]

Can you afford to buy a home in the biggest US cities? 🤔 

This map illustrates just how much you need to earn to buy a home in America’s biggest cities. It backs up something that many prospective homebuyers are feeling: Making enough $ to pay for even an average-priced home can be a struggle. When buying a home, you need to budget for interest, taxes, insurance — not to mention a down payment. Those costs add up, especially when you consider that median home prices rose in most of America’s 27 largest metro areas, as incomes remained stagnant. 💸💰💵🤑

[dicksoutsuggestion]

dicks out for newpussycat

[pherae-moved-deactivated2016122]

what’s newpussycat

[dicksoutsuggestion]

WHOA WHOA OOOHH

[sintisinmi]