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From Riddick (2013) Trailer

(Source: warm--bodies)

The thing about the [Gomez for Higgins and McDonagh] trade is that it has become so lopsided in the Rangers’ favor — honestly, Higgins for Gomez would have been more than enough in return — perhaps it did transpire as Derek Stepan, McDonagh’s teammate at Wisconsin and in New York, joked yesterday morning.

“I called Montreal,” Stepan said. “I said, ‘We’ll make a deal with you.’” [x]

bossymarmalade:

glockgal:

lucidstrike:

obenibo:


littleojibwe:


tanninginparadise:


See this picture? This comes from a town in Canada where a 24 pack of water bottles is 104 dollars and formula milk for a baby is priced at 55 dollars a pack. What’s more, a pack of diapers is 95 dollars and one head of lettuce is 26 dollars. Inuit people are starving in a country known for it’s generosity.
If you don’t believe this is true, you can find more images like this here. This is the only grocery store these people have in their small towns, and many people are going hungry & elderly are dying faster.
You’ll send aid to foreign children that are starving, so why won’t you pay a little extra to feed the people in your own country who work hard & still can’t afford the prices for healthy food for their families?
Please reblog this photo to raise awareness that even in our own countries people are starving, join the movement and show the government that we won’t sit by and watch people starve. 
Children in a first world country are getting sick & starving, and nobody is even aware it’s happening. You can let people know by reblogging and showing you care. People I am close to, my friends and future in-laws are going through this. 


Love how little attention this post gets from my beach blog followers.


Signal boost.


I was expecting explanation as to WHY the prices are so high… o_o

Because government-mandated slow genocide.
#I’m not being flippant#that’s the truth#welcome to Canada

Sister sings the truth.

bossymarmalade:

glockgal:

lucidstrike:

obenibo:

littleojibwe:

tanninginparadise:

See this picture? This comes from a town in Canada where a 24 pack of water bottles is 104 dollars and formula milk for a baby is priced at 55 dollars a pack. What’s more, a pack of diapers is 95 dollars and one head of lettuce is 26 dollars. Inuit people are starving in a country known for it’s generosity.

If you don’t believe this is true, you can find more images like this here. This is the only grocery store these people have in their small towns, and many people are going hungry & elderly are dying faster.

You’ll send aid to foreign children that are starving, so why won’t you pay a little extra to feed the people in your own country who work hard & still can’t afford the prices for healthy food for their families?

Please reblog this photo to raise awareness that even in our own countries people are starving, join the movement and show the government that we won’t sit by and watch people starve. 

Children in a first world country are getting sick & starving, and nobody is even aware it’s happening. You can let people know by reblogging and showing you care. People I am close to, my friends and future in-laws are going through this. 

Love how little attention this post gets from my beach blog followers.

Signal boost.

I was expecting explanation as to WHY the prices are so high… o_o

Because government-mandated slow genocide.

#I’m not being flippant
#that’s the truth
#welcome to Canada

Sister sings the truth.

(Source: reginageorges)

bossymarmalade:

mingdoyle:

Khan. Noonien. Singh.
Could’ve been as easy as that.

Ohhhhhh, sweet talented Ming Doyle.

bossymarmalade:

mingdoyle:

Khan. Noonien. Singh.

Could’ve been as easy as that.

Ohhhhhh, sweet talented Ming Doyle.

devildoll:

chickletgirl:

vintagegal:

The Outsiders (1983)

oh christ this movie is 30 years old somebody get me my geritol and a bottle of bourbon

I REFUSE TO FALL FOR YOUR TOTALLY MADE UP FACT

REFUSE

what is a friend? a single soul in two bodies.

(Source: koriandr)

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