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23

May

Blowing In The Wind (Live On TV, March 1963)

The answer my friends…

Grizzly Bear.

Grizzly Bear.

22

May

Sounds about right.

(Source: goddamnmaxi-pad)

20

May

Men don’t often know those times when a girl could be had for nothing.
F. Scott Fitzgerald

17

May

Bang Biscuit

cannibalblogocaust:

happy birthday to one of my idols

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10

May

29

Apr

RISE AND FIRE

RISE AND FIRE

(Source: arielnamo)

27

Mar

afootballreport:

Gigi tops off 20 years of Totti

Dear Francesco, you have made​ Italian football history…We’re friends, you know how much I care about you. We started together with the Under-15 side, we had some splendid years together in the national team and we continue to meet as opponents in Serie A…You’ve written the history of Italian football, with the present and the future – you are a player who can not be doubted. And, for me, you’ll always be an Azzurro.

An embrace from your friend, Gigi.

Fan-fiction writers, your day has come with Football Italia’s account of a message sent from Gigi Buffon to Francesco Totti. Commemorating the 20th anniversary of Il Gladiatore’s debut in Serie A, we’re not 100% sure the account is completely factual, but in a world of constant transfer rumors, fashion mistakes and Sepp Blatter, we’re going to go ahead and believe it, and don’t try to convince us otherwise.

Did anyone else just get a little misty-eyed?

Yes.


Toshiro Mifune, Yojimbo (1961)

The original, “Come at me bro.”

Toshiro Mifune, Yojimbo (1961)

The original, “Come at me bro.”

(Source: kaguya7)

23

Mar

theworldsgame:

inothernews:

There’s an inch of snow at ESPN’s broadcast desk.

Bob Ley gets major props for going without a hat the entire time, leading to a thick mass of snow and ice on the back of his head.

Now this is television.

theworldsgame:

inothernews:

There’s an inch of snow at ESPN’s broadcast desk.

Bob Ley gets major props for going without a hat the entire time, leading to a thick mass of snow and ice on the back of his head.

Now this is television.