Stupid. Being scared to get married doesn’t equal cheat on your fiance. If you’re scared to get married, then don’t get married.
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I know people who are neck deep in politics is an ignorant statement, but as a person who follows politics I think they would do an amazing job if they teamed up.
Only if Jon was the president so Stephen could just fuck around like VPs really do.
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I’m glad they brought her back, but I wish they would have brought her back as Angie instead of creating a whole new character for her.
(Source: degrassiconfessions)
Dinner in La with @lizgillz and @frankiejgrande.. My brother is a new blonde! Doesn’t he look fantastic?
(Source: fyeahvictorious)
On April 20, 1999, in the small, suburban town of Littleton, Colorado, two high-school seniors, Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris, enacted an all-out assault on Columbine High School during the middle of the school day. The boys’ plan was to kill hundreds of their peers. With guns, knives, and a multitude of bombs, the two boys walked the hallways and killed. When the day was done, twelve students, one teacher, and the two murderers were dead. [x]
They weren’t murderers. They were two men that never had the chance to be happy. No one fucking listened to them until after the screamed at their loudest. They were on the front cover of Times magazine the next day. The fuckers that, to this day, say that they are better off dead, or that they were cowards, don’t realize that those are the words that made them do it.
Rest in peace, Eric and Dylan. You two deserve that much. And fuck everyone who refuses to try to understand.AMEN^^
I’m sorry, but even if they never had the chance to be happy, they’re still murderers. They killed 13 people that day with the intent of killing more. Whether or not people said they were cowards, better off dead, or whatever other horrible things people may have said about them or done to them, it doesn’t change the fact that they murdered 13 people that day.
Murder: the crime of unlawfully killing a person especially with malice aforethought.
They may have been depressed, unheard teenagers. But they are still murderers.
