Hot tramp, I love you so.

"But I know we can't all stay here forever, so I'm gonna write my words on the face of today"

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Why do things involve leaving my bed? Technology needs to better suit my laziness and invent a way for my contacts to remove themselves and for my face to wash itself

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Rowsdower, Rowsdower
Rowzzer Rowzzer, Rowsdower
Bowszer Bowszer, Bowzdower
Zappidby Zabbity, Zowsdower
Bippity Biddity, Rowsdower
Boppity Bopiddy, 
Rows
Dower

Rowsdower, Rowsdower

Rowzzer Rowzzer, Rowsdower

Bowszer Bowszer, Bowzdower

Zappidby Zabbity, Zowsdower

Bippity Biddity, Rowsdower

Boppity Bopiddy,

Rows

Dower

(Source: kellyegan, via fuckyeahmst3k)

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Book worm problems

I was so enthralled in the happenings of the Seven Kingdoms today, even though I’ve already seen almost everything I’m reading on the TV series, that I almost missed my stop..twice…coming to and heading home from work. Miraculously, on both occasions it dawned on me that I should probably look up to see where I am just seconds before reaching my stop, which is something I haven’t always been so fortunate with (I can list several times where I have actually missed my train stop because I was too engrossed in reading or rocking out to my iPod to actually realize where I am)

In conclusion, books are awesome, but are a hazard to commutes, or maybe train rides just need to be longer.

Filed under reading a song of ice and fire commuter game of thrones