Fall Out Boy cutting Dance, Dance short to break up a fight (@ 3:15) at their Austin show on June 9th
I. Love. Them. No, I don’t believe you understand… with every fiber of my being.
my love for them cannot be rendered in words. At all.
THERE IS NOTHING AT A FALL OUT BOY SHOW WORTH FIGHTING ABOUT. oh my god. OH MY GOD I LOVE HIM. The Gerard Way School of Concert Behavior: don’t be a dick. LOVE LOVE LOVE.
HUGS AND HIGH-FIVES. <3
My goal in life is to be this kind of parent.
I think it’s everyone’s
My goal is to have a lottttttttttt of sex with Stanley Tucci.
kiwi got a tiny flower crown
I know there are people who use tumblr fannishly, but mostly I just want to reblog cute animal pictures.
HEDGEHOG WITH TINY FLOWERS *____________*
Mulder & Scully + “personal space”
I know this comes as a shock to each and every one of you, but I STILL SHIP THIS. *
* GA’s incredible 90s hair and 90s suits, what.
Barber, 82, offers haircuts for hugs in Connecticut park
Each Wednesday, barber Anthony Cymerys sets up his chair in the shade of an oak tree in Hartford’s Bushnell Park. For longtime clients, the homeless or those just down on their luck, the fee is always the same: a hug for a haircut.
The 82-year-old Cymerys, who is known as Joe the Barber, began offering his services 25 years ago after retiring from a career in business. He had cut hair for his family but decided to put his clippers to work for the less fortunate after being inspired by a church sermon about the homeless.
He wanted the homeless not to look homeless.
His clients line up on park benches, some of them also turning out for free meals provided on Wednesdays by a local church. One by one they take a seat in a folding lawn chair above a car battery Cymerys uses to power his clippers.
As he finished a trim on one customer recently, a loud squeal came from the battery. He gathered the mobile shop, connected the clippers to his car and picked up where he left off.
“It really is love. I love these guys,” Cymerys said. He paused and turned to his client in the chair, “You know I love you, right?”
“That’s what it’s all about,” Cymerys said.
