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My reactions to the Mid-season finale:
When the episode started:
When Glenn told everyone:
When Lori told Shane the baby was Rick’s:
When Dale is cornered by Shane in the woods:
When Hershel has Rick wrangle zombies:
When Rick flips a shit and lets out all of the zombies:
And the zombies are all like:
And then sophia comes out:
SUCH A ROLLER COASTER OF EMOTIONS
This is accurate. Very accurate.
Posted on November 28, 2011 via Arm yourselves with 38 notes
Source: imsimplyonehellofazombieslayer
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My favorite song off of their new record and one of the most chilling songs I think I’ll ever hear. If you have 7 minutes, please listen and read.
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apleaforandy: Totally Tech
So earlier today I posted a picture of my homemade iRig/Guitarbud and I got a few people asking me how I did it, ie what connectors/adapters I used. I’m not the most tech-iest of guys but I will do my best to explain the madness here:
First off for those of you that didn’t know, there are a few…
I’m only reblogging this because I just got an iPhone, that app, and need to see what I need to get to save money instead of spending $25+ on a device I could simply make myself.
Thanks, Andy.
Posted on October 18, 2011 via apleaforandy with 8 notes
Source: apleaforandy
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I laughed, then smiled really big. An odd, but friendly and heart-warming joke. RIP Steve Jobs.
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Posted on September 19, 2011 via HUNDREDTH with 73 notes
Source: hundredth
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![thedailywhat:
This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: On Sunday, September 11th, two passenger planes had to be escorted to their destination by F-16 jets after suspicious activity was reported on board.
One of those flights, Frontier Flight 623, landed at Detroit’s Metropolitan Airport, and was met on the runway by FBI agents and a SWAT unit. Three passengers — two men of Indian descent and a woman — were removed from coach in bracelets, and taken into custody.
The female detainee, as it turns out, was Jewish Arab blogger Shoshana Hebshi.
“Silly me,” Hebshi writes in a post describing her ordeal, “I thought flying on 9/11 would be easy.” Hebshi says she had never been profiled before, despite the Arab features she got from her Saudi Arabian dad.
“Because I am my father’s daughter I am aware of the possibility of anti-Arab and anti-Semitic sentiments that have increased dramatically,” she says, “but luckily no members of my family nor myself have had to endure what so many others have gone through in this country and throughout the world.”
All that changed Sunday when Hebshi was handcuffed, locked up, and strip-searched — all because a passenger aboard her plane thought she looked suspicious.
“You understand why we have to do this, right? It’s for our own protection,” said the female officer responsible for administering the search. “Because I am so violent,” Hebshi thought to herself. “And pulling me off an airplane, handcuffing me and patting me down against a squad car didn’t offer enough protection. They also needed to make sure all my orifices were free and clear.”
After all was said and done, an FBI agent apologized to Hebshi and thanked her for her cooperation. “It’s 9/11 and people are seeing ghosts,” the agent told her, adding that the FBI “had to act on a report of suspicious behavior, and this is what the reaction looks like.”
But to Hebshi, who says she won’t be flying on September 11 any time soon, these excuses ring hollow:
In the aftermath of my events on Sept. 11, 2011, I feel violated, humiliated and sure that I was taken from the plane simply because of my appearance…We live in a complicated world that, to me, seems to have reached a breaking point. The real test will be if we decide to break free from our fears and hatred and truly try to be good people who practice compassion–even toward those who hate.
[ap via lasvegassun / shebshi.]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lrgzrpNhEq1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: On Sunday, September 11th, two passenger planes had to be escorted to their destination by F-16 jets after suspicious activity was reported on board.
One of those flights, Frontier Flight 623, landed at Detroit’s Metropolitan Airport, and was met on the runway by FBI agents and a SWAT unit. Three passengers — two men of Indian descent and a woman — were removed from coach in bracelets, and taken into custody.
The female detainee, as it turns out, was Jewish Arab blogger Shoshana Hebshi.
“Silly me,” Hebshi writes in a post describing her ordeal, “I thought flying on 9/11 would be easy.” Hebshi says she had never been profiled before, despite the Arab features she got from her Saudi Arabian dad.
“Because I am my father’s daughter I am aware of the possibility of anti-Arab and anti-Semitic sentiments that have increased dramatically,” she says, “but luckily no members of my family nor myself have had to endure what so many others have gone through in this country and throughout the world.”
All that changed Sunday when Hebshi was handcuffed, locked up, and strip-searched — all because a passenger aboard her plane thought she looked suspicious.
“You understand why we have to do this, right? It’s for our own protection,” said the female officer responsible for administering the search. “Because I am so violent,” Hebshi thought to herself. “And pulling me off an airplane, handcuffing me and patting me down against a squad car didn’t offer enough protection. They also needed to make sure all my orifices were free and clear.”
After all was said and done, an FBI agent apologized to Hebshi and thanked her for her cooperation. “It’s 9/11 and people are seeing ghosts,” the agent told her, adding that the FBI “had to act on a report of suspicious behavior, and this is what the reaction looks like.”
But to Hebshi, who says she won’t be flying on September 11 any time soon, these excuses ring hollow:
In the aftermath of my events on Sept. 11, 2011, I feel violated, humiliated and sure that I was taken from the plane simply because of my appearance…We live in a complicated world that, to me, seems to have reached a breaking point. The real test will be if we decide to break free from our fears and hatred and truly try to be good people who practice compassion–even toward those who hate.
[ap via lasvegassun / shebshi.]
Posted on September 13, 2011 via The Daily What with 2,541 notes
Source: thedailywhat
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I’m always gone on tour when great movies come out, so I don’t get to see them as soon as I want to. I’m very excited about this movie coming out while I’m home. Should be awesome!
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“Op†ions” from ††† (Crosses) debut EP is killing me right now.
Those choruses are vintage Chino; epic, melancholy, and chest-crushing.
The entire EP is worth much more than the ZERO dollars that it’ll cost you to download it (legally), here.
Just heard this for the first time and I’m in love with it. Getting the EP…right now.
Posted on August 5, 2011 via HERMITOLOGY with 126 notes
Source: hermitologist
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Plays: 10[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
“Oh God, I’m begging you now, open up my eyes! Oh, how I want to believe! Here I am!”
This song is probably the only song I can relate my faith with. This whole album is probably my favorite of 2011.
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a hope for home: August 2011
A year has passed since we started working on our follow up to Realis. A lot has changed between the six of us, be it school, work, engagements, moving, new jobs, whatever. But here in August of 2011, we can proudly say we are finalizing the work we set out to start last summer and are taking the…
Very excited to hear some new stuff from these guys. Check out their album “Realis” if you haven’t. For fans of Thrice/Isis/Cult of Luna.
(via ahopeformatt)
Posted on August 2, 2011 via a hope for home with 26 notes
Source: ahopeforhome
I'm Jackson from Hendersonville, TN. I'm a young man who is always trying to be out on the road. My band is As Hell Retreats and it is one of my ways of learning a lot of things in life. Rest of my description will definitely be typed out on Tumblr. I feel like this is pointless typing out. Oh, well.
![thedailywhat:
This Is All Kinds Of Wrong of the Day: On Sunday, September 11th, two passenger planes had to be escorted to their destination by F-16 jets after suspicious activity was reported on board.
One of those flights, Frontier Flight 623, landed at Detroit’s Metropolitan Airport, and was met on the runway by FBI agents and a SWAT unit. Three passengers — two men of Indian descent and a woman — were removed from coach in bracelets, and taken into custody.
The female detainee, as it turns out, was Jewish Arab blogger Shoshana Hebshi.
“Silly me,” Hebshi writes in a post describing her ordeal, “I thought flying on 9/11 would be easy.” Hebshi says she had never been profiled before, despite the Arab features she got from her Saudi Arabian dad.
“Because I am my father’s daughter I am aware of the possibility of anti-Arab and anti-Semitic sentiments that have increased dramatically,” she says, “but luckily no members of my family nor myself have had to endure what so many others have gone through in this country and throughout the world.”
All that changed Sunday when Hebshi was handcuffed, locked up, and strip-searched — all because a passenger aboard her plane thought she looked suspicious.
“You understand why we have to do this, right? It’s for our own protection,” said the female officer responsible for administering the search. “Because I am so violent,” Hebshi thought to herself. “And pulling me off an airplane, handcuffing me and patting me down against a squad car didn’t offer enough protection. They also needed to make sure all my orifices were free and clear.”
After all was said and done, an FBI agent apologized to Hebshi and thanked her for her cooperation. “It’s 9/11 and people are seeing ghosts,” the agent told her, adding that the FBI “had to act on a report of suspicious behavior, and this is what the reaction looks like.”
But to Hebshi, who says she won’t be flying on September 11 any time soon, these excuses ring hollow:
In the aftermath of my events on Sept. 11, 2011, I feel violated, humiliated and sure that I was taken from the plane simply because of my appearance…We live in a complicated world that, to me, seems to have reached a breaking point. The real test will be if we decide to break free from our fears and hatred and truly try to be good people who practice compassion–even toward those who hate.
[ap via lasvegassun / shebshi.]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lrgzrpNhEq1qzpwi0o1_1280.jpg)
