Bruh Is It Just Me Or Are Rhod And Phil Exploring Each Other Or Something?

Taskmaster - Greg Davies holding James Acaster upside down

Reblog if you actually give a shit about anyone who’s suicidal or depressed.

No one should scroll past this

Jenny Slate, Stage Fright (2019)

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here’s some eddie. and his slutty little waist

Random happenings at school

Classmate:*points at my shoes* So you like 1D?

Me:Nope.

Classmate:You're lying.

Me:

Classmate:Anyways, I hear they're gonna get back together. Are you excited?

Me:I'd be frickin excited if MCR was getting back together.

Classmate: Who?

Me:MCR

Classmate: Who's that?

Me:My Chemical Romance. It's a band.

Classmate: Is that you and Jonathon?

Me:Nope. Not even close.

Classmate:You're lying.

Me: Whatever.

Update: he told me it’s because I’m like over 50% British. I now have even more questions.

I don’t know

I was talking about Gordon Ramsey and somebody suggested that Gordon Ramsey is my dad so I shout that he is and my older brother says he isn’t and then goes “wait, maybe he is.” I asked what he meant and he didn’t respond.....

......so Gordon Ramsey might be my dad

Reminder that consent is important.

Consent Education.

We can't ibuprofen our way outta this one boys