This was a bad decision.

fuckyeahjonghyun:

@realjonghyun90: I’m going to Tokyo. I sent my luggage off to the airport first and the members are going right on time for the plane departure. I washed up and wore the pants and shoes I put out earlier. I held up my t-shirt to wear it, but the t-shirt turned out to be a towel. This is bad. I don’t have a shirt to wear. An airport fashion deserving of an award might be seen http://pic.twitter.com/cVZzyA3t

@realjonghyun90: Do I have to go wearing the gown provided by the hotel? http://pic.twitter.com/qf7cTrGI

@realjonghyun90: Or should I wear this like a boss and go? My eyes are sweating. http://pic.twitter.com/bujTrZiV

@realjonghyun90: The problem is that my eyes are bad. Ah, my god… It was definitely a t-shirt…. 

@realjonghyun90: I, who have made people laugh through my tweet in this situation, am a true humanitarian.

trans cr: @shiningtweets

loki-cat:

iamladyloki:

C R Y I N G OMG

I DONT THINK YOU GUYS UNDERSTAND

HOW MUCH I LOVE THESE SPIDERMAN PICS

(Source: fullmetal-ass-crack)

corgis-everywhere:

A teenager suffering from Asperger’s Syndrome has overcome his agoraphobia thanks to his dog, who even dresses up in his school uniform to encourage him to attend.

Nick Gilling, 14, has seen his life revolutionised since the arrival of Sally, a Crufts-winning Corgi, 18 months ago.

Sally, whose grandfather was a stud to the Queen’s corgis, is even clever enough to play cards with Nick to help him interact.

The four-and-a-half year old hound lives with Nick, his sister Jenny, 17, mother Tessa, 45 and father Time, 49, in Leeds, West Yorkshire.

Tessa said: “Nick had been very badly bullied at school. The other pupils saw him as different. They would kick him in the stomach, leaving him with bruises, and taunt him.”

Read more here.

it has come to my attention that nick’s father’s actual name is time

he is father time