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posted 3 weeks ago on 7/5/2012 - 27 notes
  • David Cameron: WE'RE IN A DROUGHT
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posted 1 month ago on 3/4/2012 - 1,989 notes - via | ©
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mickulty replied to your post: my sister has somehow managed to get the default…

What browser?

Chrome.

I found what was causing the problem, apparently some bad extension thing was mucking up stuff and causing problems. My sister must have installed it or something.


posted 2 months ago on 31/3/2012 - 1 note
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posted 3 months ago on 29/2/2012 - 3,230 notes - via | ©

Cas is the cutest freaking thing I’ve ever seen


posted 3 months ago on 19/2/2012 - 11 notes

mostly10:

1mb gif limit? don’t mind if I do.

just choked on my cereal


posted 4 months ago on 18/1/2012 - 13,986 notes - via | ©

takemyhandjohn:

Let me come through, please. He’s my friend. He’s my friend! Please!


posted 4 months ago on 16/1/2012 - 2,594 notes - via | ©
thedailywhat: This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: A man who disputed the authenticity of a $2,500 antique French violin he purchased from a seller via PayPal was told by the company to destroy it in order to receive a refund. The seller, a Regretsy reader, wrote in to the site to share his/her story in hopes that the attention will persuade PayPal to strike out the sentence in their Terms of Service which says a buyer seeking a refund may be required to destroy an item and “provide evidence of its destruction.” The violin, which survived World War II, was reportedly “examined and authenticated by a top luthier prior to its sale.” The seller also notes that, though disputes over labels are common in the violin market, “there is no such thing” as a “counterfeit” violin. Also, for what it’s worth, they all pretty much sound the same. [regretsy.] OH MY FUCKING GOD HOW COULD YOU EVEN DO THAT I’M ALMOST CRYING JUST LOOKING AT IT WHY THEY DO NOT JUST SOUND THE SAME THEY HAVE A CHARACTER AND INDIVIDUAL TONE I WOULD HAVE LOVED AND CHERISHED THIS VIOLIN IF I COULD HAVE AFFORDED IT I WOULD HAVE PROBABLY KEPT IT MY WHOLE LIFE AND PLAYED IT EVERY DAY AND POLISHED IT AND TALKED TO IT AND OH MY GOD A VIOLIN IS FOR LIFE NOT JUST FOR FUCKING CHRISTMAS ARGH. THIS MAN DESERVES NOT TO GET A REFUND. R.I.P. VIOLIN

thedailywhat:

This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: A man who disputed the authenticity of a $2,500 antique French violin he purchased from a seller via PayPal was told by the company to destroy it in order to receive a refund.

The seller, a Regretsy reader, wrote in to the site to share his/her story in hopes that the attention will persuade PayPal to strike out the sentence in their Terms of Service which says a buyer seeking a refund may be required to destroy an item and “provide evidence of its destruction.”

The violin, which survived World War II, was reportedly “examined and authenticated by a top luthier prior to its sale.” The seller also notes that, though disputes over labels are common in the violin market, “there is no such thing” as a “counterfeit” violin.

Also, for what it’s worth, they all pretty much sound the same.

[regretsy.]

OH MY FUCKING GOD

HOW COULD YOU EVEN DO THAT

I’M ALMOST CRYING JUST LOOKING AT IT

WHY

THEY DO NOT JUST SOUND THE SAME

THEY HAVE A CHARACTER AND INDIVIDUAL TONE

I WOULD HAVE LOVED AND CHERISHED THIS VIOLIN IF I COULD HAVE AFFORDED IT

I WOULD HAVE PROBABLY KEPT IT MY WHOLE LIFE AND PLAYED IT EVERY DAY AND POLISHED IT AND TALKED TO IT AND OH MY GOD

A VIOLIN IS FOR LIFE NOT JUST FOR FUCKING CHRISTMAS

ARGH. THIS MAN DESERVES NOT TO GET A REFUND.

R.I.P. VIOLIN


posted 4 months ago on 4/1/2012 - 663 notes - via | ©