the imperfect is our paradise
Ashley Marie is 99 percent evil, 1 percent hot gas. The things she enjoys most are dogs in sweaters, sloths, scotch whiskey, laughter during inappropriate moments and awkward situations. She's also a fan of a good strudel. A writer, a bitter alcoholic and a lover of all things vulgar, she is working to become a journalist somewhere – if all goes according to plan – she won't be killed. In her free time, she likes to sit in the dark laughing to herself and writing things too many people will read. She currently resides in Basically-Canada and
CBS Cares.
will graham finally quits the fbi
“this is my resign”
I wonder when this will get old.
Don’t worry, it’s not your boyfriend I’m after. It’s your dad.
i actually ended up sleeping last night and it was really good sleep but now i’m overloaded with stuff i need to get done today
a+++++ excellent
i actually like being up early i just don’t like getting up early
YOU PUT THIS IN WORDS
“They had me in these tiny underwear things that held NOTHING in. So when I lift my leg there, that is everyone’s real reaction. Look at Allison Bree’s face. That’s real!” - Joel McHale
look at Danny (Abed)
DANNY WHY
danny’s thinking “must stay in character must stay in character must stAY IN CHARACTER”
"[F]or the first several years the SAT was offered, males scored higher than females on the Math section but females achieved higher scores on the Verbal section. ETS policy-makers determined that the Verbal test needed to be “balanced” more in favor of males, and added questions pertaining to politics, business and sports to the Verbal portion. Since that time, males have outscored females on both the Math and Verbal sections. Dwyer notes that no similar effort has been made to “balance” the Math section, and concludes that, “It could be done, but it has not been, and I believe that probably an unconscious form of sexism underlies this pattern. When females show the superior performance, ‘balancing’ is required; when males show the superior performance, no adjustments are necessary.” "
— “Gender Bias in College Admissions Tests”, FairTest.org (via prettypenises)
