No, don't take Skippy, he's got asthma.

hotforblainers:

Okay, giveaway time! 

There will be one winner who will win the following:

• 1 glee yearbook as seen above
• I will also throw in a copy of the glee graduation album (which I will buy as soon as it is released on May 15)

Rules are as follows

• Likes count!
• You do NOT have to be following me!
• You may reblog up to THREE times, no more.
• I will ship worldwide.
• Giveaway ends on Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012, at 11pm central standard time.

Also, I have to say I’m not affiliated with tumblr or fox or glee. so. there.

hotforblainers:

Okay, giveaway time! 

There will be one winner who will win the following:

• 1 glee yearbook as seen above
• I will also throw in a copy of the glee graduation album (which I will buy as soon as it is released on May 15)

Rules are as follows

• Likes count!
• You do NOT have to be following me!
• You may reblog up to THREE times, no more.
• I will ship worldwide.
• Giveaway ends on Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012, at 11pm central standard time.

Also, I have to say I’m not affiliated with tumblr or fox or glee. so. there.

pleatedjeans:

bunnies 4 lyfe, yo!

bodiesandscarecrows:

Interviewer: If you are in the mood and you don’t have a boyfriend, what do you do?
Adele: Uhm, I just go to sleep.
Interviewer: But you have to do it!
Adele: No, you don’t have to do it.
Interviewer: But it’s good for you!
Adele: It’s good for you but you don’thave to do it … I don’t really want to talk about masturbating on TV when there’s cameras.
Interviewer: I was not talking about masturbating, I was talking about singing!
Adele: Oh my god.

sterlinghundley:

“Molting” from Sterling Hundley’s Blue Collar/White Collar monograph by Adhouse Books.

“Illustration is Blue Collar – both pervasive and accessible. It is art that must survive in spite of commerce and function. There is a desperation to the thing; illustration that doesn’t work doesn’t eat. Given limitations in time to communicate and the space in which to do it, illustration must answer a question.

Fine Art is White Collar – reclusive with airs of mystery and sophistication. It is pursued. Given the abundance of space in which it is viewed and the time which it is afforded, fine art has the luxury of asking a question.”