
do you ever just feel like all of your friends deserve better than you
Honestly… Not anymore. I am a great friend over all.

do you ever just feel like all of your friends deserve better than you
Honestly… Not anymore. I am a great friend over all.
in camelot we don’t say “i love you” we say “pompous arrogant supercilious condescending dollophead clotpole” which roughly translates to “stay with me.” i think that’s really beautiful.
all the notes. holy crap.
at first the reblog button didn’t work for me, i was like FUCK FUCK FUCK but then it worked.lol.
It worked immediately. I’M HARRY FREAKIN POTTER!
Heheh<3
…looks like i got the magic in me. >:)
HA! FINALLY! after the 73902356504600th try! ;)
look @ me now.
fuck yeaahhhhh first time
VIVA LA MAGICAL REVOLUTION!!!
I’m the boss.
OH THANK GOD.
My birthday is July 31 bitches.
first try mothafucka
Every language has its own version of um. French has euh, Korean eum, Finnish öö, Russian eh; even sign languages have signs for um. The fact that most languages have some kind of um suggests that it serves a natural and important language function.
So what is this important language function? Why do people say um? Not because they are nervous. Scholarly studies of the word reveal that the use of um does not correlate with anxiousness or any particular personality traits. Rather, um is used to signal an upcoming pause—usually uh for a short pause and um for a longer pause. The pause may be needed in order to find the right word, remember something temporarily forgotten, or repair a mistake. Um holds the floor for us while we do our mental work. It buys some time for thinking.
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how do i uninstall anxiety
Its a virus so you pretty much have to find out what you downloaded that it was attached to and remove that or weed out the anxiety if the downloaded program if it is that important to you.
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