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[cockey]

I was doing the exact same thing not

10 minutes ago…, ✊🏼✊🏼💦💦💦

[siomel]

(via cockey)

[johnnybegood3]

[nightworker200]

[tradiessydbris]

Only way to sleep

[hoteyecandyforyou2474]

[siomel]

(via divient69, divient69, centurion8110)

[siomel]

(via fily1961, fily1961, lust-buddy)

[digbickman3-deactivated20130728]

all i do is fuck and party =]

[vallentiro14]

[mrbiggest]

I CAN PAY YOU WITH THIS …HOW MANY FUCKS TO FIX MY CAR

[domesticulture]

[mrbiggest]

ROCKLAND BROTHERS 

[yoursporadiccollectorduck]

So fucking hot!

[badxbaby]

[mrbiggest]

MONEY ..MONEY… MONEY ..MONEY TALKS

[gardenofearthlydelight]

[atfacevalue]

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[aussieaznjackr]

I’ve probably posted this before…. but who cares! Doesn’t it just wanna make you rub your face in his crotch?!!

[baraeuphoria]

@tooboshoo

[jadednerd99]

Intimacy

[amroyounes]

Time for some kitchen charts to help you adult better ;)

[drovie]

Cause I know a lot of my followers get stuck on some of these.

[petermorwood]

Reblogging because charts like these are always useful, especially when trying to convert between US Cups (volume measure) and oz / gr (weight measure).

Not having grown up with them, cups have always seemed an inaccurate way to measure anything coarse: liquids, flour, sugar, no probs, but surely 1 cup of (say) whole almonds is going to be a smaller amount than 1 cup of ground almonds, because of the air spaces.

And then there’s the “pint’s a pound the world around” business… Imperial pints are bigger, 20 fl.oz rather than 16.

@dduane has a set of US Cups, and just for fun we also got a set of these amusing spoons. What I really want are measures for Some, A Bit and most important, Far Too Much.

[nicepeoplearenice]

Um, cilantro and coriander are the same thing? Why do they have two different rows for the same thing in the spice/herb table?

[rinasaurusrex]

When it’s “cilantro” they’re usually talking about the leafy part of the plant, and when it’s “coriander” they mean the seeds.

[andvaka]

British English and some (many?) European languages call the plant coriander, not cilantro

[dripped-in-my-pearls]

We say coriander for the leaves and coriander seed for the seeds, having a different name for the leaves when it’s the same plant is one of those weird American things

[lostboy1993-deactivated20201204]

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