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Drake Bell’s impersonation of Justin Bieber 

No one hates Justin Beiber as much as Drake Bell hates Justin Beiber

is that a construction helmet

vgkait:

shutupaubrey:

parents who try to shelter their children from every little thing that could possibly corrupt them are going to have some fucked up kids

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okoenig:

*likes every single one of your posts until you give in and follow me*

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methandparanoia:

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docshoe:

Digging REALLY deep into the Ramones…

Here’s a weird thing about me: When I’m having a particularly bad day, just about the only music I can listen to is Ozzy Osbourne or the Ramones.  Go figure.  Anyhow, I had a lousy day earlier in the week and started digging deeper into the Ramones’ less-than-classic later albums, and—though maybe this is an acquired taste—I think even the Ramones’ worst albums are still more fun than most bands’ best work.  Here’s a taste of their 1992 release Mondo Bizarro.

FYI: This record features three songs written by Dee Dee Ramone.  Dee Dee had departed the band some years earlier, but he wrote them a few songs to pay his friends back for bailing him out of jail.

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cretin-family:

The Ramones with John Holmstrom and Legs McNeil, July 22nd, 1976 at the Arcadia Ballroom in New Haven. Photo by Tom Hearn.
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New York

Until 1953 Dean was often difficult to locate: He rented a dozen hotel rooms in midtown, none of them for more than a few weeks at a time. There was, he thought, good reason to be elusive, for his private life was often unconventional and messy. (x)
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