- parents: you spend too much time on the computer, it's like you're addicted
- me: fine can i go out
- parents: no
fahretaness
Hello. I'm Fahreta. I'm a 17 year old from Bosnia living in Virginia, USA.
The URL comes from Fahrenheit 451, which I'm sure you've figured out.
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2013-05-25
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I like to imagine that they are married to each other now.
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2013-05-24
Okay, so I’ve done some math for the “anti-senior prank” and this is what I came up with-
(note: I overestimated everything just to be safe)
If we were to make about 200 cupcakes, it would cost about 42 dollars using box cake mix. This includes oil, eggs, and paper liners. Frosting would cost like 15 dollars if we use pre-made. So basically, the cupcakes themselves are covered in under 60 dollars, which I’m sure we could easily come up with.
The problem I found is what we’re going to actually put the cupcakes in. The cheapest boxes I could find online would cost us about 70 dollars total. I think what we will ultimately end up doing is placing each individual cupcake in one of those party favor bags. This would cost us a bit over 10 dollars.
So I’ll talk to some people and see if we can somehow get 70 dollars by next Friday.
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Anonymous asked: For our senior prank. At a certain time, and for three minutes, every senior is going to freeze in place
That’s a really cool idea!
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wait those are fireworks not gunshots right?
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Anti-Senior Prank?
Recently my high school has had a lot of problems with student behavior, including a terribly inappropriate senior prank. I was thinking (and apparently Tessa was too) that some of the students should do something great for the teachers, because they really do deserve it. We both thought that this “anti-senior prank” should happen our senior year, but why not now?
Here’s my proposition: We get as many IB juniors and seniors as we can to pitch in like five dollars so we can get each of the hundred or so teachers cupcakes.
I’m sure they’d be glad to be reminded that not all students at this school are bad.
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THIS IS THE HAPPIEST GOAT I HAVE EVER SEEN OMFG JUST LOOK AT ITS FACE
IM DYING
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DUCK UPDATE: IT HAS IMPRINTED AND THINKS THIS BOY IS IT’S MOMMY. OMG
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It’s funny because it’s Jared Padalecki.
it’s even funnier because he’s eating a salad
It’s even funnier because his character’s name is Dean
even funnier because he worked at Moose’s Market

it was foreshadowing
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2013-05-23
“And every day the boy would come. And the tree was happy.”
My second tattoo, and my tribute to my favorite author, Shel Silverstein. Also, The Giving Tree was the first book my mom ever gave me. Done at The Chosen One Ink in Arlington, Texas. By Danny E.Source: fuckyeahtattoos
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Sometimes I forget that I’m 17…
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I was talking to my dad earlier. He told me about how he’s always wanted to learn to play golf, but he has never had time. Since he was about twelve years old, he has had to work strenuous jobs. As a child he worked on his family’s farm. At age twelve, he got a job digging a canal to help support his family and eventually pay for school. In his twenties, he spent years fighting for his country in war. In his early thirties, he worked at a large plantation harvesting fruits in the Netherlands. Since we came to America, he has been working for an air conditioning installation company, a job he absolutely hates. And despite hating his job, he goes to work every day keeping in mind that he’s doing this for his family. He’s doing this for me. My dad has always had a difficult life, and I refuse to let this go on forever. Dad, I promise that some day you will stop having to work so hard to keep us alive and safe. You’ll play so much golf, you’ll almost get sick of it. I love you, Dad, and I promise I’ll repay you for all you’ve done for me.




