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I’m the cleaning ninja around my house

My parents are rarely around to see me vacuum the house or wash dishes

Therefore they nag at me saying that I’m lazy and I never clean

Lonely life of the cleaning ninja

videogaymer:

mermaidbytch:

malcolmsex:

therincrowd:

suckitthenfxckit:

ddk3:

This had me WEAK!!!!!!

whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy LORD

NOOOOOOOOOOO

damn. Just take them off. 

i was cackling

walk in heels correctly you wobbling fool smh

This actually makes me mad. Obviously, the girl shouldn’t have worn sky-high platforms if she didn’t know how to walk in them, but the people laughing and walking past her… There wasn’t a gentleman or a lady in sight? Someone should have helped her up after she fell the first time; she could have twisted or sprained her ankle walking in those shoes. Not funny.

Source: youtube.com

howmanymilesistillloveyou replied to your post: A Warning
that blog’s for foot fetishes, I guarantee it. (I’m not even kidding)

howmanymilesistillloveyou replied to your post: A Warning
ok so i said the foot fetish thing before i looked up sarahdwsp but still CALLED IT

Haha, Jamie! You’re so clever, I’m glad you caught on quick. :) I was looking through and other people have been submitting photos and claiming they’ve done a good deed, so I just wanted to throw the warning out there before any of you guys fall victim!

A Warning

Earlier today, I received this suspicious message in my inbox from a person who calls herself ‘Lisa’:

Lisa claims to be a volunteer for the popular contribution group UNICEF. A quick glance at this person’s blog, and all seems legit. I message back, asking for more information, and quickly receive this vague reply:

Hmmmm… No set deadline, no set organization, and an urgency to receive a photo? Suspicious. Further research into her so-called art project she titles “Ten Thousand Soules Against Poverty” (notice the spelling mistake in souls) reveals that a similar blog that asked for photos in the exact wording, now deactivated, was accused of fraud as well as holding a disturbing purpose for collecting such photos (view the “sarahdwsp” tag for more information). I message ‘Lisa’ once more, asking for her full name with the intent of contacting the official UNICEF website for more information about her “art project.” Several hours later, and no reply, just an unfollow.

This is a reminder for all (especially females) to do your homework before giving a stranger any information or photos about you. Take the time to step back and do your research before you delve into something that you might end up regretting. Even though many scams are obvious, this one is tricky because of the seemingly good cause, as well as the seemingly credible blogger.

Do not to submit any photos to lisaunicef. Do not give her any personal information. I am currently working to report her blog and have her account deleted. Many have fallen for her scam, and I will see fit that my followers and my close friends do not.

Be on guard, and be smart about anything, and everything you do.