Aug 27, 2019
“You’re my person. I feel a little smaller when I leave you … ” “I guess I would say ‘home’ too. I was gonna say ‘comfort,’ but that’s kinda like home.” (via source)
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“You’re my person. I feel a little smaller when I leave you … ” “I guess I would say ‘home’ too. I was gonna say ‘comfort,’ but that’s kinda like home.” (via source)
oh snap.
I also just really love the very end TT____TT
From last week episode
By @khalifboyd on IG
“Let me touch your fro”
- Creepy David So
Decided to do an homage to the old-school videogame NBA Jam, featuring my good bud, Khalif Boyd. The dude's got hops like no other, setting this court on fiyah!
THIS IS NOT, I REPEAT, THIS IS NOT A PAINTING! Last year I met with a VERY humble, kind and lovely person through Modelmayhem. (Say what?! MM has normal people?? Tis true my friend, God covered me on this one). David Gilmore is a multi-talented artist who is the jack of all trades. MAC makeup, chocolate frosting, and a little Khalif painted onto my stomach = Win. Check out his other fun work here on his facebook fanpage, the guy is sick with it: Pretty On The Outside. Here is David himself showcasing his incredible stuff at the Gallery ML on 126 Market Street in Philly. Wahoo!
One day in 7th grade, I was urinating in a public stall at school. A tall white man walks into frame and dispenses his fluids. I look over and think, "That guy from 3rd Rock from the Sun is peeing right next to me". Good times, I say. Good times.
Just in time for the Fall season.
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