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Audio PostMon, Apr. 23, 2012 51,550 notes

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Title: Feel Somebody Good Inc. (cover) 304,044 plays

carcinocatnip:

alittlebraver:

Oh my goodness.

A mash up of Feel Good Inc. and Somebody That I Used To Know, acoustically.

Lakyn Heperi, you are freaking talented!

god that seamless transition

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Text Post Mon, Apr. 23, 2012 2 notes

My confidence

IS SOARING. 

Why? I have no clue. But guess what? All of the bitches want muh dick. That is all. Good bye.






Video Post Sun, Apr. 22, 2012 159 notes

BOOOOOOOOOBS. (the entire movie….)

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Photo Post Sun, Apr. 22, 2012 35,296 notes

VAS-Y MOLLO!

VAS-Y MOLLO!

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Video Post Sun, Apr. 22, 2012 33 notes

punchingunderwater:

suspendre:

I saw Death Cab for Cutie with Rachel in the St-Jean-Baptiste Church. It was, in one word, beautiful. 

Occasionally, people ask me why I bother going to shows when I can just listen to the music in the comfort of my home. Shows like the one I attended last night speak volumes in terms of answering this question. I have felt this certain feeling several times before, at different concerts but I have never been able to pick out the right word. Yesterday night, I’d say that singing along to Stay Young, Go Dancing with strangers made me realize that the only appropriate word for this feeling is unity. Shows provide people with a sense of unity, clearly, and that is why I like them so much. 

The show had a divine setting (as Ben said, “God created the best reverb”), an amazing set list (including a smattering of greats from Plans and Transatlanticism among others and an impromptu performance of I’ll be Your Mirror by the Velvet Underground), an amazing crowd of people (who offered up a lengthy but deserved standing ovation), a fantastic accompanying orchestra (and a great opening act!). 

Above is a clip of last night’s performance of Transatlanticism, the last song played at the show. Everyone got off the pews to stand for this one and that feeling of unity was stronger than ever. 

Ben repeated the words “Thank You.” repeatedly as most lead singers at shows usually do. But, for the first time ever, I couldn’t stop myself from whispering back “No, thank you.” Thank you Death Cab for being there when I was sad, happy (and sometimes just in need of something to listen to when I was procrastinating). Thank you for giving me this wonderful experience.

pretty photographs of the event : http://www.showbizz.net/musique/death-cab-for-cutie-en-concert-a-montreal-voyez-les-photos-115452.html

Chills. Wow. This is reminiscent to the feeling I had when I saw them perform this song in 2008 and the entire crowd sang “So come on.” But I think the setting here is much better…so jealous.

I also saw them in concert. If I could, I would see them a thousand times over.  They will forever be my favorite band.  That night will go down as one of the most magical nights of my entire life. 




Photo Post Sun, Apr. 22, 2012 794 notes


what if it rained?we didn’t care she said that someday soonthe sun was gonna shineand she was rightthis love of minemy valentine 

what if it rained?
we didn’t care
she said that someday soon
the sun was gonna shine
and she was right
this love of mine
my valentine 

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Link Post Sun, Apr. 22, 2012 20 notes

criticalconsciousness: depression in the Facebook generation

criticalconsciousness:

In 2012, more than ever, we are hyper aware of the time we are living in.

Every day, everything is recorded and organized so we can read news stories every minute of every day—-about the macro, but also about the smallest minutiae around the world. Since so much is noted, people can…



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