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I honestly don't think I want to.. xD 11 comments
kassdestruction
· 9 years ago
I imagine he same thing!
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IKEA 8 comments
Make it rain 7 comments
Easy way to find a boyfriend 7 comments
Fine but I'm only doing it for the toy 8 comments
kassdestruction
· 9 years ago
"Huh.. Kids eat free today... *looks at me* Tonight, you are 10."
"Wait, what? I don't even..."
"You don't look 14, so just say you aren't"
"...Okay..."
True story
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"Wait, what? I don't even..."
"You don't look 14, so just say you aren't"
"...Okay..."
True story
And they are very effective too 10 comments
How come I never noticed this before? 15 comments
This church needs a new graphic designer 13 comments
Live without breathing 12 comments
kassdestruction
· 9 years ago
Have we evolved this far...?
Or are there awful side effects?
Like itching and scratching or something
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Or are there awful side effects?
Like itching and scratching or something
Rainbow road ruined friendships 13 comments
Better get him a scooby snack 9 comments
+ A mother who dies before the movie 11 comments
kassdestruction
· 9 years ago
I read that as horror movies and I was wondering wtf horses had to do with it
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MLK would be in tears 31 comments
kassdestruction
· 9 years ago
AS A YOUNG BLACK GIRL,
I can confirm that what I see just about everyday is young black kids about my age (14) doing things that they shouldn't be doing, singing/'rapping' things hey shouldn't be, and throwing up gang signs. Whether it's for fun or not, they don't know that flashing those signs could in fact get you shot.
The generation before ours? The young black children then knew what they wanted to be in life. Sure there were the ones who fell behind, but they were outnumbered by the good ones. Rap was rap back then without it being about sex, money, drugs. It was actually about LIFE.
Yes, you're right about them being different individuals in their own right, but they follow each other and chase each other's dreams which 9/10 is to be a rapper.
Now, maybe it's just Chicago, but that's what I witness on a day to day basis.
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I can confirm that what I see just about everyday is young black kids about my age (14) doing things that they shouldn't be doing, singing/'rapping' things hey shouldn't be, and throwing up gang signs. Whether it's for fun or not, they don't know that flashing those signs could in fact get you shot.
The generation before ours? The young black children then knew what they wanted to be in life. Sure there were the ones who fell behind, but they were outnumbered by the good ones. Rap was rap back then without it being about sex, money, drugs. It was actually about LIFE.
Yes, you're right about them being different individuals in their own right, but they follow each other and chase each other's dreams which 9/10 is to be a rapper.
Now, maybe it's just Chicago, but that's what I witness on a day to day basis.
this is the drumline at the hs I will be attending in hs, they got first in wgi scholastic 5 comments
I wish I had this teacher 12 comments
kassdestruction
· 9 years ago
I would like to be this kind of teacher.
I kinda sorta have one like this.
My HR teacher. She got us addicted to mints during testing...
She got our class and the other teachers addicted.
Our teachers are like our drug dealers now.
I just realized how bad that sounds omg.
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I kinda sorta have one like this.
My HR teacher. She got us addicted to mints during testing...
She got our class and the other teachers addicted.
Our teachers are like our drug dealers now.
I just realized how bad that sounds omg.
I read it to the goyte song 10 comments
kassdestruction
· 9 years ago
Poor Iggybrows.
He lost them all due to a rebellious teenage Alfred.
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Edited 9 years ago
He lost them all due to a rebellious teenage Alfred.
I can't be the only one 22 comments
I can't be the only one 22 comments
