Idc NE Moor

[jxck-y]

[whocaresnemoor]

All these years later, RIP TAKEOFF

[whocaresnemoor]

“1. There are plenty of ways to enter a pool. The stairs is not one of them. 2. Never cancel dinner plans by text message. 3. Don’t knock it ‘til you try it. 4. If a street performer makes you stop walking, you owe him a buck. 5. Always use ‘we’ when referring to your home team or your government. 6. When entrusted with a secret, keep it. 7. Don’t underestimate free throws in a game of ‘horse’. 8. Just because you can doesn’t mean you should. 9. Don’t dumb it down. 10. You only get one chance to notice a new haircut. 11. If you’re staying more than one night, unpack. 12. Never park in front of a bar. 13. Expect the seat in front of you to recline. Prepare accordingly. 14. Keep a picture of your first fish, first car, and first boy/girlfriend. 15. Hold your heroes to a high standard. 16. A suntan is earned, not bought. 17. Never lie to your doctor. 18. All guns are loaded. 19. Don’t mention sunburns. Believe me, they know. 20. The best way to show thanks is to wear it. Even if it’s only once. 21. Take a vacation of your cell phone, internet, and TV once a year. 22. Don’t fill up on bread, no matter how good. 23. A handshake beats an autograph. 24. Don’t linger in the doorway. In or out. 25. If you choose to go in drag, don’t sell yourself short. 26. If you want to know what makes you unique, sit for a caricature. 27. Never get your hair cut the day of a special event. 28. Be mindful of what comes between you and the Earth. Always buy good shoes, tires, and sheets. 29. Never eat lunch at your desk if you can avoid it. 30. When you’re with new friends, don’t just talk about old friends. 31. Eat lunch with the new kids. 32. When traveling, keep your wits about you. 33. It’s never too late for an apology. 34. Don’t pose with booze. 35. If you have the right of way, take it. 36. You don’t get to choose your own nickname. 37. When you marry someone, remember you marry their entire family. 38. Never push someone off a dock. 39. Under no circumstances should you ask a woman if she’s pregnant. 40. It’s not enough to be proud of your ancestry; live up to it. 41. Don’t make a scene. 42. When giving a thank you speech, short and sweet is best. 43. Know when to ignore the camera. 44. Never gloat. 45. Invest in good luggage. 46. Make time for your mom on your birthday. It’s her special day, too. 47. When opening presents, no one likes a good guesser. 48. Sympathy is a crutch, never fake a limp. 49. Give credit. Take blame. 50. Suck it up every now and again. 51. Never be the last one in the pool. 52. Don’t stare. 53. Address everyone that carries a firearm professionally. 54. Stand up to bullies. You’ll only have to do it once. 55. If you’ve made your point, stop talking. 56. Admit it when you’re wrong. 57. If you offer to help don’t quit until the job is done. 58. Look people in the eye when you thank them. 59. Thank the bus driver. 60. Never answer the phone at the dinner table. 61. Forgive yourself for your mistakes. 62. Know at least one good joke. 63. Don’t boo. Even the ref is somebody’s son. 64. Know how to cook one good meal. 65. Learn to drive a stick shift. 66. Be cool to younger kids. Reputations are built over a lifetime. 67. It’s okay to go to the movies by yourself. 68. Dance with your mother/father. 69. Don’t lose your cool. Especially at work. 70. Always thank the host. 71. If you don’t understand, ask before it’s too late. 72. Know the size of your boy/girlfriend’s clothes. 73. There is nothing wrong with a plain t-shirt. 74. Be a good listener. Don’t just wait for your turn to talk. 75. Keep your word. 76. In college, always sit in the front. You’ll stand out immediately. 77. Carry your mother’s bags. She carried you for nine months. 78. Be patient with airport security. They’re just doing their jobs. 79. Don’t be the talker in a movie. 80. The opposite sex likes people who shower. 81. You are what you do, not what you say. 82. Learn to change a tire. 83. Be kind. Everyone has a hard fight ahead of them. 84. An hour with grandparents is time well spent. Ask for advice when you need it. 85. Don’t litter. 86. If you have a sister, get to know her boyfriend. Your opinion is important. 87. You won’t always be the strongest or the fastest. But you can be the toughest. 88. Never call someone before 9am or after 9pm. 89. Buy the orange properties in Monopoly. 90. Make the little things count. 91. Always wear a bra at work. 92. There is a fine line between looking sultry and slutty. Find it. 93. You’re never too old to need your mom. 94. Ladies, if you make the decision to wear heels on the first date, commit to keeping them on and keeping your trap shut about how much your feet kill. 95. Know the words to your national anthem. 96. Your dance moves might not be the best, but I promise making a fool of yourself is more fun then sitting on the bench alone. 97. Smile at strangers. 98. Make goals. 99. Being old is not dictated by your bedtime. 100. If you have to fight, punch first and punch hard.”

— a high school teacher’s list of 100 wisest words (via disimba)

[scorpiyeux]

[sol4rsyst3m]

“Respect And Love Yourself More Than Anybody Or Anything Else “

[whocaresnemoor]

I haven’t been really able to talk about him anywhere else so I’ll give it a shot here. In HS, when I lived Florida, I used to throw concerts with my good friends and we would book local artist. Some of these artist were Kodak, WiFi, Robb Bank$, Ski Mask, and more. That’s how I met Jah, I was 17 so that means he was either 15 or 16. I remember speaking about him and his music before even meeting him. My friend Troy and I would ask questions like “do you think he’s going to blow up?” The first time I’d interacted with Jah was at a show in Hollywood, this was after seeing his fast food fight video, and I remember walked around the show carrying long blades in hand. Not quite knowing if he intended on using them or if it was just another scare tactic we’d grow accustomed to. Fast forward a few months later, Jah was always in arms length of me (figuratively), we shared friends we attended the same events. Literally every bad shawty knew him 😂. We booked him for CD3, this wasn’t the first time either, but it was the biggest. We put him on the same bill as Kodak, and we actually had him open for him. I remember I had to let him in through the back, and that’s where I met his mother, who was so happy to see her son doing well, I met his cousin as well. Jah was so humble in that moment he asked “can my mom watch from the back?” And I knew that he was as hype to be here as the rest of us. The show went on and it was great. Unfortunately he was so good at getting the crowd hype, he got us shutdown before Kodak even got there 😂. We threw another show two days later, now it was New Years Eve. He and Ski Mask opened again, and they killed it. Kodak came and did the rest. Fast forward a year later “Look At Me” is on the charts and now everyone knows who he his. He’s not the humble vagabond from Broward anymore. He’s a star. We ended up throwing another show again, this time he just popped up to perform (sometimes he did that), and I had the same task of getting him in the show. Except this time when I went to open the backdoor for him, he came with an entourage. Almost 30 people, he wanted me to allow them all in with no ID and no pat down. I couldn’t. We argued until security came and basically strong armed the both of us. I remember how musty he smelt, he didn’t wear deodorant, I’ve been told it’s because he believed it harmed you. He ended up coming to the front door and was threatening to leave if we didn’t let him in. He was so angry. The last thing I remember him really saying was “I’m coming with fucking trippie redd, do you know who the fuck that is?” Long story short he left and didn’t perform for us. And honestly the show sucked because of it. One year later, I’m at work and I get the most gut wrenching news, X shot on his way to buy a motorcycle. I cried for days when I heard the news. With everything that was going on with him, he was human, he’d made mistakes yes. But he was human, and he was working on himself. I regret that the last time I spoke to him it was argument. I wish I could’ve spoken to him more. But now he’s lain to rest. RIP Jah, thank for the brief moments we had, thank you for the presence we shared, thank you for unknowingly making me a better person. Thank you for being a part of my adolescence. And I’m sorry, I’m sorry that even with all you’d become, you still became a victim of senseless gun violence. The same beast has taken so many of my other peers. LLJ 🕊.

[zendadya]

euphoria: period. 

[fuckyeahyoga]

[imfemalewarrior]

For any follower looking for exercises and stretches for backache! Or just in general. 

-FemaleWarrior 

[ceramicpuppyclown]

[wutjp-deactivated20210204]

[thenarcissisticchampion-deactiv]

[vrtlscorpio]

😍

[ni-ggas]

[sol4rsyst3m]

“Respect And Love Yourself More Than Anybody Or Anything Else “

[whocaresnemoor]

I haven’t been really able to talk about him anywhere else so I’ll give it a shot here. In HS, when I lived Florida, I used to throw concerts with my good friends and we would book local artist. Some of these artist were Kodak, WiFi, Robb Bank$, Ski Mask, and more. That’s how I met Jah, I was 17 so that means he was either 15 or 16. I remember speaking about him and his music before even meeting him. My friend Troy and I would ask questions like “do you think he’s going to blow up?” The first time I’d interacted with Jah was at a show in Hollywood, this was after seeing his fast food fight video, and I remember walked around the show carrying long blades in hand. Not quite knowing if he intended on using them or if it was just another scare tactic we’d grow accustomed to. Fast forward a few months later, Jah was always in arms length of me (figuratively), we shared friends we attended the same events. Literally every bad shawty knew him 😂. We booked him for CD3, this wasn’t the first time either, but it was the biggest. We put him on the same bill as Kodak, and we actually had him open for him. I remember I had to let him in through the back, and that’s where I met his mother, who was so happy to see her son doing well, I met his cousin as well. Jah was so humble in that moment he asked “can my mom watch from the back?” And I knew that he was as hype to be here as the rest of us. The show went on and it was great. Unfortunately he was so good at getting the crowd hype, he got us shutdown before Kodak even got there 😂. We threw another show two days later, now it was New Years Eve. He and Ski Mask opened again, and they killed it. Kodak came and did the rest. Fast forward a year later “Look At Me” is on the charts and now everyone knows who he his. He’s not the humble vagabond from Broward anymore. He’s a star. We ended up throwing another show again, this time he just popped up to perform (sometimes he did that), and I had the same task of getting him in the show. Except this time when I went to open the backdoor for him, he came with an entourage. Almost 30 people, he wanted me to allow them all in with no ID and no pat down. I couldn’t. We argued until security came and basically strong armed the both of us. I remember how musty he smelt, he didn’t wear deodorant, I’ve been told it’s because he believed it harmed you. He ended up coming to the front door and was threatening to leave if we didn’t let him in. He was so angry. The last thing I remember him really saying was “I’m coming with fucking trippie redd, do you know who the fuck that is?” Long story short he left and didn’t perform for us. And honestly the show sucked because of it. One year later, I’m at work and I get the most gut wrenching news, X shot on his way to buy a motorcycle. I cried for days when I heard the news. With everything that was going on with him, he was human, he’d made mistakes yes. But he was human, and he was working on himself. I regret that the last time I spoke to him it was argument. I wish I could’ve spoken to him more. But now he’s lain to rest. RIP Jah, thank for the brief moments we had, thank you for the presence we shared, thank you for unknowingly making me a better person. Thank you for being a part of my adolescence. And I’m sorry, I’m sorry that even with all you’d become, you still became a victim of senseless gun violence. The same beast has taken so many of my other peers. LLJ 🕊.

[jus-a-dash]

[mafaldainside]

[crystalwestbrooks]

[ottomantwerks]

Better get your kids vaccinated so they don't catch

these hands

[ottomantwerks]

Stop fucking reblogging this

[aurevoir-mes-amis-deactivated20]

This won’t make your blog look ugly. How could you not reblog this? REBLOGGING THIS COULD SAVE A LIFE!!!

[recycled-soul-deactivated201401]

This goes for assholes, too, guys. I know a couple who went tubing once, and they had to re-air their tubes, but the guy thought it would be funny to stick the tip of the air compressor up to her bikini trunks, the air ruptured something inside her and she died within thirty minutes.

[riskpig]

WHAT?

[endangeredslug-deactivated20170]

The thing about this? It’s in every pregnancy book I’ve read.

[riskpig]

WHAT?????

[thegrimmlovely]

Why is it in pregnancy books but not sex ed books?

[willowofthehearth]

Because the men in charge only care about the health and safety of women in so far as it enables them to have babies.

[mayothefirst]

https://www.healthline.com/health/air-embolism#outlook

[eattherich73]

Reblogging with a link because I thought this was a legit joke. Never heard it before. Like I knew you could kill a person by inserting air into a vein but still.

[smooththegoofyshark]

WHAT THE FUCL I hate how I didn’t learn this in sex Ed AT ALL

[candidlykenya]