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  2. 
Me doin a striptease for ya.


There needs to be more Ed Edd n’ Eddy gifs

    Me doin a striptease for ya.

    There needs to be more Ed Edd n’ Eddy gifs

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  5. thelilnan:

starfleetgrad:

aileine:

I couldn’t help myself.

hey look it got even BETTER

    thelilnan:

    starfleetgrad:

    aileine:

    I couldn’t help myself.

    hey look it got even BETTER

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  7. pennyfournasa:

I think all of us out there play the game of “What if?” Our space program is currently going through a bad case of the “what ifs.” What if NASA doesn’t get more money for the budget? What if the Russians won’t accept the contract on the table for $70 million to train and haul our astronauts back and forth to the International Space Station? The biggest “what if” has to do with the 2014 budget for NASA. What if there just isn’t enough money to keep our manned spaceflight program alive or any other NASA program for that matter? As we look around at other nations, including China, Japan, North Korea and Iran, they are all working on their space programs and sparing no expense in doing so. Yet, the United States is not. Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland, one of the most powerful Democrats in the Senate, is asking a big “what if” concerning NASA’s 2014 budget and how to sustain the U.S. space program. In a recent interview with Aviation Week, Sen. Mikulski said, “NASA’s mission faltering or sputtering really can blow the whole program.” Why is that? The 2014 budget allows for $17.7 billion in funding and NASA is hoping desperately that Congress might cut them some slack and award them something more substantial. Read more about NASA’s budget woes in our latest blog post: http://www.penny4nasa.org/2013/05/21/what-if-nasa-and-the-budget-woes/

    pennyfournasa:

    I think all of us out there play the game of “What if?” Our space program is currently going through a bad case of the “what ifs.” What if NASA doesn’t get more money for the budget? What if the Russians won’t accept the contract on the table for $70 million to train and haul our astronauts back and forth to the International Space Station? The biggest “what if” has to do with the 2014 budget for NASA. What if there just isn’t enough money to keep our manned spaceflight program alive or any other NASA program for that matter?

    As we look around at other nations, including China, Japan, North Korea and Iran, they are all working on their space programs and sparing no expense in doing so. Yet, the United States is not. Sen. Barbara Mikulski of Maryland, one of the most powerful Democrats in the Senate, is asking a big “what if” concerning NASA’s 2014 budget and how to sustain the U.S. space program.

    In a recent interview with Aviation Week, Sen. Mikulski said, “NASA’s mission faltering or sputtering really can blow the whole program.” Why is that? The 2014 budget allows for $17.7 billion in funding and NASA is hoping desperately that Congress might cut them some slack and award them something more substantial.

    Read more about NASA’s budget woes in our latest blog post: http://www.penny4nasa.org/2013/05/21/what-if-nasa-and-the-budget-woes/

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  8. pierrebecausemybladdersempty:

kuroutsubasa:

justicarsombrero:

horsesthatmakeuss:

droppingtheuphemism:

2nd most profane and 3rd most courteous.In Maryland, we will ask you to please fuck off, and thank you when you do.

most likely to fucking curse and least courteous.
stay classy ohio, stay classy.

god forbid you don’t say please and thank you to everyone you meet in sc, nc or ga. you’ll get dirty looks and people will passively aggressively hold the door open too long for your blessed little heart to scootle on through

We’re fucking polite here in California. You’re welcome.

New Jersey - top 5 for cursing, yet also very courteous. Sounds about right.

New Jersey most likely to curse? Well fuck.

    pierrebecausemybladdersempty:

    kuroutsubasa:

    justicarsombrero:

    horsesthatmakeuss:

    droppingtheuphemism:

    2nd most profane and 3rd most courteous.

    In Maryland, we will ask you to please fuck off, and thank you when you do.

    most likely to fucking curse and least courteous.

    stay classy ohio, stay classy.

    god forbid you don’t say please and thank you to everyone you meet in sc, nc or ga. you’ll get dirty looks and people will passively aggressively hold the door open too long for your blessed little heart to scootle on through

    We’re fucking polite here in California. You’re welcome.

    New Jersey - top 5 for cursing, yet also very courteous. Sounds about right.

    New Jersey most likely to curse? Well fuck.

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  10. thefrogman:

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  11. GUYS GUYS REBLOG THIS POST

    jojenobrien:

    Show Yahoo that we are OKAY with them buying Tumblr as long as they leave the current terms and conditions intact and the enforcement policy.

    Aka, the site remains the EXACT same as it was before. Keep Tumblr the same Yahoo and we will stay.

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  12. big-booty-itches:

    when your parents ask you to help them with technology

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