Awesome :)

I don't give a fuck, and neither does this chick behind me.

man, i miss the Siameses we used to have.

You cared enough to take and upload a selfie, so I'm gonna say you *do* care.

Showed Mum this shirt, she said "Its like something I've never seen before... Its like, volcano apples floating in sick."

what is bungeye?

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define...

Delicious. Both of them.

@tedder What @cowboycoffee said :p

how many wishes do i get?

nah @sussurat .. you can just spin the wheel for free :)

@sussurat you get pi wishes; three wishes and a vague preference. The only rule is no wishing for more wishes.

momentarily graceful.

And yet, you give us no photo of THAT. I see how it is.

dat muddy ass!

A case of the Mud Butt.

please post picture number two

@spingo @cowboycoffee Unfortunately there is no picture #2. I actually twisted my knee pretty bad and my friend with the camera was trying to help me.

@jfaster Well, that's not very fun. Hope your knee's OK!

@spingo It's fine, thanks! I'm just glad my friends are the kind to help me instead of taking pictures.

@jfaster eeesh. that didn't end well. sorry to hear. title of the photo really says it all.

where's this @jfaster?

@Allanpoe http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...

Cool. When I first saw this, I thought you had huge boobs and no arms.

most impressive.. thx @andre

Grew up 20 min from there!

"Here I am dancing on the graves of ~80 people."

*swoon*

"They unsuccessfully tried to dig their way through the blocked entrance before one miner suggested he knew of a seam of coal that reached the surface. Working a narrow tunnel in pairs and threes, they dug through the coal for hours as the air around them became increasingly toxic. Only three men still had enough energy to continue digging when they broke through to the surface late in the afternoon. The opening was too dangerous to escape from due to falling rocks from above. Encouraged by their success, the miners cut a new shaft that broke through under an outcropping of rock that protected them from falling debris. Thirteen hours after they were buried, all 17 men emerged from the mountain."

That's amazing.

This is actually my favourite hat:
http://www.flickr.com/photos...

Why the hell not.