Demons run when a good man goes to war.
Hi. My name's Charlie. I'm 16. I live in London and like to travel. I have quite a big crush on Jack Barakat of All Time Low. I like to watch Doctor Who (because it's cool) and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. I like tea, Young Guns and Kids In Glass Houses. I enjoy all different types of music and I want to be a musician.
[WARNING: This blog contains stressy school work talk and uh...a girl talking about her worries?]
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Reblogged from fuckyeahalexanderwilliamgaskarth :
fuckyeahalexanderwilliamgaskarth:
everyone needs an atl vday card. i got bored.
this is wonderful.
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It must be a fucking burn to have your name in a song written by your ex or someone you hate…not only do your friends know it’s you, the whole world knows.
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I did that hot guy alert glasses thing Jess did in New Girl in the pilot this morning and the guys just looked at me…seriously great to do.
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Reblogged from thedailywhat :
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Tags To Riches of the Day: Graffiti artist David Choe is no slouch when it comes to getting his hands dirty for big names: His artwork covers Jay-Z and Linkin Park’s Collision Course; he’s provided set decorations for Juno; and a portrait of Obama he painted is hanging in the White House.
But it’s his contribution to Facebook that might be Choe’s magnum opus.
The L.A. native was compensated for mural work he did at Facebook’s Palo Alto HQ in 2005 with company shares in lieu of a few thousand dollars. In light of yesterday’s IPO filing, Choe’s shares may now be worth upwards of $200 million.
Best part? He once called Facebook’s concept “ridiculous and pointless.”
Watch the artist at work below:
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Tags To Riches of the Day: Graffiti artist David Choe is no slouch when it comes to getting his hands dirty for big names: His artwork covers Jay-Z and Linkin Park’s Collision Course; he’s provided set decorations for Juno; and a portrait of Obama he painted is hanging in the White House.
But it’s his contribution to Facebook that might be Choe’s magnum opus.
The L.A. native was compensated for mural work he did at Facebook’s Palo Alto HQ in 2005 with company shares in lieu of a few thousand dollars. In light of yesterday’s IPO filing, Choe’s shares may now be worth upwards of $200 million.
Best part? He once called Facebook’s concept “ridiculous and pointless.”
Watch the artist at work below:
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Reblogged from longleggedfly :
I’m so exhausted and this week is going really slowly and the only thing I want is bed okay.
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