12 Different Types of Hangovers
Type: Vacation Hangover
Cause: Thinking your life might improve by going someplace different while letting things at home continue to get worse.
Symptoms: Sunburn, jet lag, forced accent that might be interpreted as slurred speech.
Cures: Anything that isn’t going in on a timeshare.
Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world
– Albert Einstein (via sirmitchell) Via Mike Mitchell's Tumblr of Amazing Things.
This is my most recent tattoo done by William TwentyOne at Chapters Tattoo in Casper, WY. It is definitive proof that I have a brain. I also love Bring Me The Horizon and Drop Dead Clothing so the design is nearly the same as their kitty brains concept.
You know what I like best about this picture? How gender plays absolutely no role.
Phillip Parker, a 14-year-old from Tennessee, took his own life on Friday after relentless bullying because he was gay. His family had reported incidents of bullying to the school, but nothing happened.
Added grandfather Paul Harris: “Because he was gay, he got mistreated physically, mentally by several people out there at the school, and I am very resentful as a result of it. After he did what he did, we found out a lot that we didn’t know and there is a lot of bullying that goes on at the school.”
Tennessee, by the way, has taken some of the most controversial actions in terms of LGBT issues recently. Most famously, the “Don’t Say Gay” bill banning discussions of homosexuality in school is gaining momentum, and lawmakers are trying to change an anti-bullying law to exempt “condemnations of homosexuality based on religion.”
My heart is broken. These tragic stories are piling up again and we need the world to notice. Tell your friends about this. Make them understand why we need to take action against bullying. Get angry. Get emotional. Contact Tennessee lawmakers. Do something. If we don’t speak up, no one will.
Most importantly, if you need help, please call the Trevor Project lifeline at 1-866-488-7386, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You are important. You can get through this. We are here to help you.
Rest peacefully, Phillip. I’m so sorry we couldn’t help you in time.
