Grainy Pictures of Yesteryear

May 27

ok so all i did today for like 5 hours literally was sit in my room naked and ship larry stylinson like its a problem i dont even want to know how much time i have spent in 2012 just like thinking about the secret romance between two british boyband members

anyways i finally got off my ass and went to a memorial day party thing and it was nice but like only adults but i might get a job from it so yay??? and yeah then i came back watched arrested development with the family and packed for the beach and showered and shipped larry more and now im gonna watch captain america because i can and it’s a free country

　

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aniallationnation:

i like listening to explicit rap music while ready larry stylinson fan fics

im judging myself

not even gonna front this is something that heavily describes my life

haave-you-met-ted:

thats a nice facebook status it was also nice on tumblr with 6,000 notes

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May 26

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m-akani:

ha-ze:

queued x

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My dash:

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leroyberrys:

in a sudden plot twist everyone i follow is now from europe

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“There are two reasons why these delicious treats are illegal in the U.S. One reason is the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) claims that the toys are a choking hazard for small children. All of the toys are relatively small, and some contain even tinier pieces that need to be put together. Kinder Eggs have a warning on the package, in several languages, that they are only suitable for ages three and up, which should be enough to un-ban them.

Aside from children potentially choking on the toys, the real reason Kinder Eggs are banned is the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938. This Act prohibits the embedding of non-food items completely enclosed inside food items, unless the non-edible part has a functioning value. For example a lollipop or popsicle stick is not edible but is a useful handle. This Act was originally put into place to prevent the addition of hazardous items to processed food and has never been changed.”

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