when you're signing really loud while nobody's around and you're doing pretty well and then all of a sudden your voice cracks or you hit the wrong note way off key and you just embarrass yourself is literally the worst because you're not even around anyone. you're just a disgrace to your own ears.
Hale_Storm18 posted a quote
June 24, 2013 2:33pm UTC
Me: Why get a job when you can just get hit by cars and sue the drivers? Friend: But then you could get injured and possibly die. I don't think that's a good idea. Me: Get rich or die trying. Don't you know the f.ucking motto?
glitter162* posted a quote
June 23, 2013 5:28pm UTC
When I die, I'm going to invite everyone I ever knew to my funeral, and I'll make sure they play a remix of "Call Me Maybe", "Gangnam Style", and "Harlem Shake" and whoever sticks it out the longest is going to inherit everything I have. Yes, I put the fun in funeral.
ThatsSoMeee posted a quote
June 23, 2013 2:23pm UTC
I wanted to gather up everything I just said and stuck it back into my mouth. But once you’ve said something you can’t unsay it. Your words are out there, aren’t they? Buzzing around in the quiet of the room so you can hear them echoing back to you...
I was at the end of a school dance 8th grade and about halfway through this guy that I thought hated me came up and said "I really like you" and I didn't know what to say so I just smiled and nodded and walked backwards while doing jazz hands and then that night I went home and cried so yeah that's pretty much it
So earlier I was pushing my little sister on the swings. And I asked her if she was ready and she dramatically looks at the sky and intensely says, "I was born ready".
Guest: where's your daughter? Mom: one moment please. Mom: *goes to shut off wifi* Mom: *brings out a jar of nutella* *2 seconds later* Me: *comes running down stares* Mom: there she is!!!!
I will never understand the logic of screaming as loud as possible at a concert like wow you finally get to see them live in concert let’s make sure no one hears them at all