lornemilee:

thetalee:

kinovore:

I always pronounced it Jif.

Sucks to be you, rest of the Internet.

nope, still pronouncing it with a hard “g”.

also, this is perhaps the most idiotic internet debate to have ever existed, I mean what the hell.

^ I’m with Lee.

If he wanted us to say ‘jif’, he should’ve spelled it that way. I side with the  Hard Gs in this Internet civil war, and i will burn cities to continue its legacy.

(Source: tom-bass)

didyouknowgaming:

Guitar Hero: Aerosmith.

http://www.vgfacts.com/trivia/2104/

I can’t articulate at the moment why this makes me so very sad.

Either they gave me the light stuff or i’ve got some kind of natural tolerance for anaesthesia because i didn’t have an experience anything like this or the many other post-exodontial ‘trips’. I was lucid enough to remember a comic about someone who had had her wisdom teeth removed and reeanact her hanging out of a moving car. I sent a text out to people, and it wasn’t gibberish; it was a normal text.

Some people don’t even remember going under. I do. The stuff hits the veins cold, and it’s like falling asleep and waking up mixed together. They had soothing music playing. I think Frou Frou’s ‘Let Go’ played. One of the guys’ names was Darius, and he was really nice. When i woke up i was so happy that i insisted i hug him, and people laughed. I knew why they were laughing, but i didn’t care. I loved Darius in that moment.

I don’t really remember waking up. I think my brain snapped to in the hallway.

What i’m saying is that i certainly would’ve been able to look up Led Zeppelin, but i didn’t because the last thing going through my mind before sleep fell upon me was that i wanted to hear TV On the Radio.

(Source: talesof4chan, via lornemilee)