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grannypantiesnchill

We ALL wish it were that easy

fallontonight

Jimmy took some time during the show to write his weekly Thank You Notes!

etherealeggplant

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poe: oh that's my jacket

finn: *looks flustered* *starts taking off jacket*

poe: no, keep it, it suits you *bites lip*

bb-8: y'all need to fuck

prayforpedro

Internet goals

Reblog or Like if you cried at Star Wars

I'm proving a point to someone

thedrumcorpshistorians

Equipment truck for the Blue Devils c. 1970’s.

acidhelm

It got weird, y'all.

gracehelbig

my new profile picture for EVERYTHING

mediamattersforamerica

Exactly.

otislee

Huh...it's strange that people try to defend that officer when even the chief said he couldn't defend his actions...oh ya, and he freaking resigned.

fallontonight

- Jimmy Fallon’s Monologue; June 10, 2015

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perissologist

THIS TURNED OUT SO MUCH BETTER THAN EXPECTED

lord-palmerston

you missed the best bit

sushinfood

it got better

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Reasons why Nintendo is the best

waydownonthepoopfarm

that kid’s face

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The dude who made Mario is showing these kids how to make Mario. I hope these kids treasure that forever.

mentalflossr

Why Are Yawns Contagious?

So far, scientists have observed “contagious yawning” in chimpanzees, humans, baboons, bonobos, wolves, and, to a certain extent, dogs and budgies. (Though my wife claims she once made a cat yawn by contagion.) Yawning feels good, so why not join in when someone else yawns? Well, you’re not really “joining in,” because you aren’t copying the yawn on any conscious level. It happens because you just can’t help it. If you become self-conscious about a yawn, it stops.