[teenagerposts]

[justbadpuns]

GET OUT

[weloveshortvideos]

Just two pals chillin…

[bijoux-et-mineraux]

Boulder Opal - Jundah,  Queensland, Australia

[archatlas]

Hüseyin Şahin

[thenatsdorf]

Bird enjoys cotton swab massage. [full video]

[xekstrin]

OHHHHH

[cat-cosplay]

Are you prepared… …To boldly go where no one has gone before?

#AprilFools #ComingSoon

[just-shower-thoughts]

Christmas feels more like a deadline than a holiday.

[just-shower-thoughts]

My will to stay alive in games is stronger than it is in real life.

[captkirkncc1701-blog]

[aliciasmo]

[just-shower-thoughts]

School is no longer about learning; it’s about passing

[burritoshake]

WE AREN’T OVERREACTING EITHER!

[teamtylerandkorey]

[fake]

Thousands of protesters targeted Trump buildings in New York and Chicago on Wednesday, chanting anti-Trump slogans as protests against President-elect Donald Trump popped up throughout the United States.

In Austin, Texas, protesters blocked a highway. Students burned a flag on the campus of American University in Washington, and they walked out of class in high schools and colleges across the country the day after the presidential election.

“Not my president, not today,” was a chant heard at protests from Boston to Los Angeles.

In downtown Los Angeles, high school students crowded the steps of City Hall on Wednesday afternoon. Protester Brooklyn White was holding a sign that said “Hate won’t win.” The 18 year old voted for Hillary Clinton and was disappointed.

“We can’t let it stop us. If he’s the president then fine, but if Donald Trump is gonna be it then he has to listen,” she said.”

Pop star Lady Gaga, a vocal Hillary Clinton supporter who had performed at the Democratic candidate’s final rally in North Carolina, stood atop a sanitation truck outside Trump Tower in New York, brandishing a sign that read: “Love trumps hate.”

(SOURCE: CNN)

[ribbonstein]

to lgbt, people of colour, the disabled, and women; it’s not over

[as-warm-as-choco]

This is a heartbreaking photo. :\