My Life. in simple terms

Hunger Games Gif Challenge →

1. Open your gifs folder

2. Use every fourth gif

3. NO SKIPPING

You on the morning of the reaping: 

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Waiting for the names to be called: 

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When your name is called: 

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What you think of the other tribute from your district: 

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Saying goodbye to your friends and family: 

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First thing you do on the tribute train: 

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Reaction to the other tributes: 

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What you think of the Capitol: 

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What you think of your stylist: 

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How you feel during the tributes parade: 

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Reaction to your training score: 

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During your interview prep: 

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Your interview: 

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How you spend your last night before the games: 

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Waiting in the launch room: 

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You during the bloodbath at the Cornucopia: 

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Your reaction when someone asks to be allies: 

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What you do for most of the games: 

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When the other tribute from your district dies: 

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How you feel when you win: 

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How you greet your stylist and mentor: 

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You during the replay of the Hunger Games: 

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The first thing you do when you get home: 

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(Source: sleeping-ginger)


Whoa, guys, they just shut down Megaupload and arrested a bunch of people. →

shortformblog:

The Federal Bureau of Investigation moved against a group of suspected online pirates Thursday, targeting the popular file-sharing website megaupload.com a day after Washington lawmakers were besieged by complaints about legislation designed to crack down on the online sharing of pirated copies of music, movies and other material, people familiar with the matter said.

Investigators said there was no connection between arrests in their two-year investigation and the political firestorm that erupted this week over a pending vote on the Stop Online Piracy Act.

This is a big deal, and even if it’s not related to SOPA, the timing certainly does a lot to put it on the minds of those worried about the law.


Dia Frampton - Dia Frampton - Don't Kick the Chair (Ft. KiD CuDi) - ThisWeeksBeats.com [Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
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fuckyeakidcudi:

Last week Dia Frampton previewed her Kid Cudi assisted single by releasing a lyric music video to the song. “Dont Kick The Chair” is off Dia’s debut album “RED” which is officially in stores and online today. Listen to the song below and download a copy of the single on iTunes and Amazon MP3.

Amazon MP3: Dia Frampton Feat. Kid Cudi – Don’t Kick The Chair

iTunes: Dia Frampton Feat. Kid Cudi – Don’t Kick The Chair


thedangerz0ne:

Looks like Dexter might have some competition on the small screen. A&E is developing a drama that will serve as a prequel to Alfred Hitchcock’s iconic horror film, Pyscho.
The new show will “delve into how Norman Bates’ dark, twisted backstory from childhood through his teen years and will chronicle how his mother, Norma, and her lover damaged Norman, helping shape the most well-known serial killing motel owner in history.”
Hitchcock’s famous flick has already suffered through a number of re-imaginings, including a remake in 1998 starring Vince Vaughn as Norman Bates and a British television series in 1999.
Say what you want about the unnecessary proliferation of sequels, but I’m pretty stoked for this.
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thedangerz0ne:

Looks like Dexter might have some competition on the small screen. A&E is developing a drama that will serve as a prequel to Alfred Hitchcock’s iconic horror film, Pyscho.

The new show will “delve into how Norman Bates’ dark, twisted backstory from childhood through his teen years and will chronicle how his mother, Norma, and her lover damaged Norman, helping shape the most well-known serial killing motel owner in history.”

Hitchcock’s famous flick has already suffered through a number of re-imaginings, including a remake in 1998 starring Vince Vaughn as Norman Bates and a British television series in 1999.

Say what you want about the unnecessary proliferation of sequels, but I’m pretty stoked for this.