Updates, directly from the “Whose Line is it Anyway?” set. (July 16th can’t get here fast enough)
T_T
(via savage-gentleman)
So I heard you like perfect loops
Devilish
no fucking way
(via animated-disney-gifs)
*gets attached to people who live thousands of miles away*
(via sentimental--bullshit)
Although some improvements could be made.
Just sayin
(Source: alyssamariemo-winchester, via buger93)
Since I can’t figure out how to reblog that post, this is from Battlestar’s Tumblr and I felt like backing up the brownie fiend.
Love is different for many people. We all have own own unique tastes, wants, needs and the like. Notice how one person likes cake and the other prefers pie? Love has its own tastes as well, guy.
There are people out there who require the physical aspect of a relationship. The ability to touch their face, look over and see them idly sitting on the couch playing with your dog, fornication, etc. But for a great many people in this day and age of technology and the ability to link people thousands of miles away, we don’t require such a thing for something like a great deal of affection for the other to bloom.
Simple vocal interaction, visual with webcams, or heck even textual for others is enough to help fill that hole known as loneliness most people tend to have.
It’s a weird concept to a great majority of people, but we live in a technological era. A time of great change. Twenty years ago something like this would have been considered fantasy. But we have the tools at our disposal to reach out and broaden our outlook on such a thing. Before we were limited to finding someone to welcome into our lives as long as they were in a close vicinity around where we lived, worked, went to school, etc. A constricted, chance meet.
Now we can connect to a medium where we can meet people we would have never dreamed existed. From Germany to Australia, Sweden to Greenland - there’s potential out there, as long as you’re open-minded and willing enough to take a chance and grasp it.
It’s not for everyone, but that doesn’t mean it’s wrong.
That’s just my thought on the whole thing anyway. Take it as you will. Have a smileyface.
Very well said Mr. Cryaotic. :)
Goodbye, Stickam.
Without Stickam, I may not even have a relationship. See, Andrew and I “officially” met on a facebook group, but we didn’t start talking to each other when said group started having stickam chats. It was then when we became friends, best friends, and then eventually a couple. Andrew confessed his crush on me over private message on Stickam: June 23rd, 2009. We started dating 2 days later. We’d stay up every.single.night. in a chat all by ourselves and talk to each other endlessly. We’d stay awake until dawn, when I had to go to work. We’d play silly games, and make each ther laugh and smile. This was wayyy before skype calls. Back when we only typed to each other because we were too nervous to talk. Back when we kissed over webcam, and I took 234543234 screencaps (which were all wiped by a computer virus ;_;) Stickam is where we fell in love. I’ll never forget that. Thank YOU, and goodbye, Stickam. <3
