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(via cosmic-dust)
im moving

(via cosmic-dust)

im moving

theswingingsixties:

neonsigh/psychedelicatessen: syd barrett, 1964 


oooh sydy..

theswingingsixties:

neonsigh/psychedelicatessen: syd barrett, 1964 

oooh sydy..

threethirtythree:

(via accidentallydomesticated)
Oh dear. ovaries be still.

threethirtythree:

(via accidentallydomesticated)

Oh dear. ovaries be still.

threethirtythree:

aleigh:

chelseaalltogether:synecdoche:

pretend its yesterday. happy 10th!
10 years are you serious??

threethirtythree:

aleigh:

chelseaalltogether:synecdoche:

pretend its yesterday. happy 10th!

10 years are you serious??

here i am. thanks matt!

here i am. thanks matt!

(via cosmic-dust)
banjo rocking chair? are you kidding me?

(via cosmic-dust)

banjo rocking chair? are you kidding me?

(via planettampon)
(via scarymansion)
planettampon:

Japanese Giant Salamander.

I hope Danzig gets this big so I can build a pond..

planettampon:

Japanese Giant Salamander.

I hope Danzig gets this big so I can build a pond..

stonerparty:

give it up for the prez:
A federal about-face on medical marijuana

Reporting from Washington -  Atty. Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. said today the Obama administration is officially reversing the federal stance on medical marijuana and ordering authorities not to arrest or charge any users and suppliers who conform to state laws. In guidelines issued today, Justice Department officials are telling prosecutors and federal drug agents that they have more important things to do than to arrest people who obey state laws that allow some use or sale of medical marijuana.


time to move.

stonerparty:

give it up for the prez:

A federal about-face on medical marijuana

Reporting from Washington - Atty. Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. said today the Obama administration is officially reversing the federal stance on medical marijuana and ordering authorities not to arrest or charge any users and suppliers who conform to state laws.

In guidelines issued today, Justice Department officials are telling prosecutors and federal drug agents that they have more important things to do than to arrest people who obey state laws that allow some use or sale of medical marijuana.

time to move.