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Ready for BATTLE | adamantius

I just wanted to Reblog for those perfectly cuffed jeans. That’s some on-model cuff action right there.

Huh.

jamesurbaniak:

anniewu:

Ready for BATTLE | adamantius

I just wanted to Reblog for those perfectly cuffed jeans. That’s some on-model cuff action right there.

Huh.

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Things That I Want: Battle Axe Hair Sticks

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We can confirm that Matt Smith will be part of the relay team carrying the iconic Olympic Torch during its journey from the Temple of Hera to London’s Olympic Stadium.

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Built in 1919, the B&B Carousell is the sole surviving carousel (of 25 hand-carved rides) from the boardwalk’s Golden Age in the early 1900s.

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Info about the fundraiser: Beeby needs some help with the purchase and construction of a fence. If you can toss a dollar her way, anything helps.

5-16-12, Charlie (2 years old and hard of hearing) went missing from their back yard. Police were involved, but thankfully for everyone involved, Charlie was found safe and sound. He was muddy, and missing his shoe, but he was 5-6 houses down on a neighbors playground set.

“So Charlie ran away. One minute he was digging a hole in the backyard, happier than a pig in shit, the next moment he was gone. Very very gone. I called for him, I ran around the house, and then I screamed for him (remember, he’s slightly hard of hearing.) I called 911. After a certain amount of time, I honestly don’t know how long, my neighbors came out to help me look. A certain amount of time after THAT, I heard him yelling. He came running to me from about 4 houses away, muddy from the knees down and missing a shoe, but safe.

The police came and had to take a report, because that’s what police do, but they investigated and found his shoe. Turns out, he went to play on someone’s playground about 5-6 houses down. He couldn’t hear me and I couldn’t see him. I injured my throat screaming his name, and we’ve finally decided that we *have* to get a fence. The problem is, fences cost about $3k-$4k, and we don’t have that kind of money, especially given that Charlie is having surgery on Thursday. So the tightening of the belt is going to be tight enough to cut off blood flow for a long while, it seems.

But right now, none of that matters. Charlie is safe upstairs asleep, and that’s what counts.

I’m on the verge of a massive adrenaline crash, because I’m quite sure there has never been a more hysterical woman than I was. I didn’t make sense. I actually told the dispatcher that Charlie was 6 instead of 2. (Andy’s the one that’s 6.)” - Beeby

No more lost babbies, Beeby needs a fence!

Thank you!

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“For the Church to ignore the evidence in its own archives would be cowardly and deceptive. The evidence convincingly shows that what the modern church claims has always been its unchanging attitude towards homosexuality is, in fact, nothing of the sort. It proves that for the last two millennia, in parish churches and cathedrals throughout Christendom, from Ireland to Istanbul and even in the heart of Rome itself, homosexual relationships were accepted as valid expressions of a [Christian] god-given love and commitment to another person, a love that could be celebrated, honored and blessed, through the Eucharist in the name of, and in the presence of, Jesus Christ.”

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