Bruh, how many Chicago-born American heads of Christian faiths are there?
During the gift exchange, the Cubs fan wore a satisfied smile, while the Holy Father, with an expression of resignation, held up the dark-blue jersey with the name “Leo” and the No. 14 printed in red.
Mar Awa III posted a photo of the moment on his Instagram profile, where he wrote: “During the exchange of gifts, I presented the pope with a customized Cubs jersey and hat (in honor of all of our north side Chicagoans). Needless to say, the pope enjoyed his gift very much,” he recounted with evident irony.
I think it’s also important to note that the “recounted with evident irony” is how the article describes an emoji 😊. Which I think is a completely accurate interpretation, but also incredibly funny considering it’s the head of a church.
I’m trying really hard to be woke about the Donald Trump blowing Bill Clinton rumors and being like gay sex is not funny when it’s the funniest goddamn thing I’ve ever heard
We need etsy to get bought by someone who will run it like the navy i need to only see small businesses in eastern europe weaving baskets by hand and anime yaoi keychains with original fanart
Literally need someone with an serial killer level obsession with content moderation to sit at a wall of monitors sniping dropshippers. I need etsy HQ to look and sound like the nerv command center in Evangelion
DO NOT. Take inspiration from my art. Let it linger not in your mind for more than an instant, lest my intellectual property is stolen away by your greedy consciousness and my soon-to-be-successful business enterprise is thus killed in the womb. Let my art pass before your glazed eyes without so much as a stirring of emotion, a moment of reflection. See and feel nothing. Crawl through this world on your belly, sightless and thoughtless like a worm. Reblogs > Likes.
eartha kittttt….i will not let someone elses better writing make me stop writing and i will not spiral into hating my own or thinking its pointless. just for right now. for eartha.
Kittycar, 1966, by Gene Winfield. Eartha Kitt appeared in the second series of Batman driving a car that was based on a Citroën DS modified with a Chevrolet Corvair flat 6 engine. The car was used in a number of TV shows including Star Trek and was also called The Reactor