I cannot never get over the fact that Sherlock forgot the solar system, but he knows how John takes his f’n coffee….
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HUGE GIVEAWAY! HUGE GIVEAWAY! HUGE GIVEAWAY!
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Hello so as you can see I am doing another giveaway but with different items. I want to help someone that needs these items more than I do. I have barely used these items above and know other people can get good use out of it! I have done other giveaways in the past and they were really successful so i’m really excited to be doing this one! (:
GIVEAWAY ENDS MAY 24TH, 2013
Rules:
Must be following snuggul (previously zaoe)
NO LIKES(you will be disqualified)Reblog as much as you’d like (I am keeping track of how many times you reblog the post)
I am shipping internationally and for free so anyone can participate (:
I am using a random generator to pick the winner!
if you have any questions ask me here
Items:
Canon Camera- $1,700
Psp- $100
Chi Straightener- $100
Blow Dryer- $40
Chi Wand- $110
Victoria Secrets bag- $60
Vera Bradley make up bag (full of make-up)- $40-50
Victoria Secrets make-up kit- $40
Clinique make up bag full of make up- $40-50
Jewelry (earrings & braclets)- $30
Perfume (VS & Rue 21)- $45
Sunglasses- $10
Books (Hunger Games, Maximum Ride series, Summer boys series, Twilight, Paper town)- $50-60
Cheetah scarf- $10
Gold belt- $10
Young & Wreckless shirt (M)- $15
Tribal crop-top (M)- $20
Reindeer sweater (L)- $40
Silk floral shirt (M)- $40
Polka d shirt (M)- $45
Strapless floral shirt (M)- $45
Pink short sleeve (L)- $40
One shoulder white shirt (S)- $45
One shoulder floral shirt (S)- $45
“Pink” Victoria Secrets (S)- $55
Plaid Peacoat (M)- $60
Black strapless dress (6)- $80
Gold slip-ons (size- 9)- $15
Black studded heels (size- 8)- $75
Flipflops (both size 9)- $25
Total: $3,155
Because, why not? Lol.
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one million, two hundred and seventy thousand results. one million, two hundred and seventy thousand instances of the exact phrase “babies with swag” are contained on the internet. on one million, two hundred and seventy thousand separate occasions, a real live human being has sat down at a keyboard or stared down at their smartphone and tapped out the words “babies with swag”. this is late capitalism. this is the Desert of the Real. this is the hypothetical Tenth Circle of Hell. what an incredible time to be alive
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Sherlock
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Just watched a vid with Martin Freeman singing… noticed some Chinese subs.
Watson is 花酱, which is directly translated as Flower Sauce.
Sherlock is 卷卷, literally ‘Curly’.
Flower Sauce & Curly in Buckingham Palace.
I think I just imploded holding in all the giggles.
Title: The Dirty Parts of the Bible
Author: Sam Tarode
Date of Publication: Mar 23 2010
“It’s a novel and isn’t what it sounds like…” This was the recommendation of my 7th grade English teacher, who also happens to have been my 8th grade history teacher, which is less relevant, but still a fun fact.
I had some concerns with this book, when I was only a few pages in. It begins just north of Grand Rapids, MI, a city near and dear (technically three hours away) to my heart, which for some reason threw me off, but that mental block was quickly removed by Tarode’s wit and wisdom.
Set in 1936, Tobias Henry, son of a preacher is forced to go to TX looking for a lost family fortune. Before too long, he meets Craw, a hobo who takes him under his wing and becomes his guide to Texan soil. The lessons that await Tobias in Texas ranging from fornication to family to faith and one might just learn a thing or two along the way.
This is a book for fans of Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer, looking for a new twist on classic adventure. Tarode weaves a unique tapestry that will cause the reader to think, question, and find a deeper truth, as Craw, the hobo-philosopher says so eloquently, “a truth so big, so far beyond our understanding, that the only way we can grasp it is through a story.”
Okay TumblrVerse. I didn’t quite make goal one of the new year. I didn’t finish Book One by January 7th. But that was only a mini-goal, because the real goal is to read 52 books this year. Which is totally doable. As long as I start now. So, for now, I’m off, but there will be more.
