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mybelovedcheshire:

chasingfirefliesandsecrets:

obsidiantea:

PREACH

The simple fact that there’s a preacher on tumblr earns my respect because ALL THE GAY PORN that must come across this poor man’s dash.
The second fact that he is one of the most amazing people walking this earth just makes this amazing on so many levels~ 

;-; This is everything I’ve ever felt about abortion ever.

(via fatasstoskinnybitch)

healthystephie:

mochismochi:

“As an avid gym-goer and outdoor person who’s dependent on her music and fitness apps, my phone has become my best workout buddy. (After all, it never flakes on me.)
I’m not alone, and for me and the many others who rely on their phones for fitness, storing our phones while breaking a sweat isn’t always a simple task. Sure, you can shove it in your sports bra, stick it in your waistband, or just hold it in your hand, but come on — that’s gross.
Web sites like Amazon are chock-full of workout armbands for almost any smartphone, but they’re pricey and the comfort of any given armband is hit or miss. So before you fork over $20-30 on an overpriced accessory, grab an old tube sock and see how well it performs as your trusty workout armband.
Here’s what you’ll need:
A tube sock, with an 8-inch or greater “tube”
Scissors
Needle and thread (optional)
Start by cutting the sock at the end of the tube section, where the foot begins, so that you have just the tube. Then, turn the sock inside-out and insert your arm so that the top of the sock is at the middle of your upper arm.
Finally, fold up the bottom of the tube so that it’s right-side-out again, and meets the top of the tube, forming a pocket. Insert your phone and voila — you have a comfy smartphone armband.
Optional: With the needle and thread, create a vertical stitch along the back of your armband to secure the sock in a permanent “pocket” position.”

Oh my god. This is perfect. I’ve been wanting to buy a phone armband for ages but they’re so bloody expensive!

healthystephie:

mochismochi:

“As an avid gym-goer and outdoor person who’s dependent on her music and fitness apps, my phone has become my best workout buddy. (After all, it never flakes on me.)

I’m not alone, and for me and the many others who rely on their phones for fitness, storing our phones while breaking a sweat isn’t always a simple task. Sure, you can shove it in your sports bra, stick it in your waistband, or just hold it in your hand, but come on — that’s gross.

Web sites like Amazon are chock-full of workout armbands for almost any smartphone, but they’re pricey and the comfort of any given armband is hit or miss. So before you fork over $20-30 on an overpriced accessory, grab an old tube sock and see how well it performs as your trusty workout armband.

Here’s what you’ll need:

  • A tube sock, with an 8-inch or greater “tube”
  • Scissors
  • Needle and thread (optional)

Start by cutting the sock at the end of the tube section, where the foot begins, so that you have just the tube. Then, turn the sock inside-out and insert your arm so that the top of the sock is at the middle of your upper arm.

Finally, fold up the bottom of the tube so that it’s right-side-out again, and meets the top of the tube, forming a pocket. Insert your phone and voila — you have a comfy smartphone armband.

Optional: With the needle and thread, create a vertical stitch along the back of your armband to secure the sock in a permanent “pocket” position.”

Oh my god. This is perfect. I’ve been wanting to buy a phone armband for ages but they’re so bloody expensive!

(via fitforinfinity)

a-machine-spiritual:

mantrouble:

Find it on Youtube.

‘Eu Não Quero Voltar Sozinho’

I’ve watched it several times, it’s one of the cutest videos ever.

[Flash 10 is required to watch video]

pruhzeehzeeh:

NEVER. NOT. FUNNY.

(Source: bromo-aj, via huntleyjordan)

I usually don’t do this

BUT WHEN I DO, I AM IRATE.
WHO THE FUCK MAKES PLANS WITH ONE PERSON AND THEN CANCELS ON THEM SO THEY CAN HANG OUT WITH SOMEONE ELSE?

What the actual fuck?
We’ve had these plans for two weeks but she says she can’t swim and you’re all over that?

I’m going to lift weights so I can kick your ass.

nerdquirks:

This is so cool, it’s the digits of pi in musical form! :]

What pi sounds like (by newscientistvideo)

mybelovedcheshire:

chasingfirefliesandsecrets:

obsidiantea:

PREACH

The simple fact that there’s a preacher on tumblr earns my respect because ALL THE GAY PORN that must come across this poor man’s dash.
The second fact that he is one of the most amazing people walking this earth just makes this amazing on so many levels~ 

;-; This is everything I’ve ever felt about abortion ever.

(via fatasstoskinnybitch)

(Source: iraffiruse, via 87daysbefore)

healthystephie:

mochismochi:

“As an avid gym-goer and outdoor person who’s dependent on her music and fitness apps, my phone has become my best workout buddy. (After all, it never flakes on me.)
I’m not alone, and for me and the many others who rely on their phones for fitness, storing our phones while breaking a sweat isn’t always a simple task. Sure, you can shove it in your sports bra, stick it in your waistband, or just hold it in your hand, but come on — that’s gross.
Web sites like Amazon are chock-full of workout armbands for almost any smartphone, but they’re pricey and the comfort of any given armband is hit or miss. So before you fork over $20-30 on an overpriced accessory, grab an old tube sock and see how well it performs as your trusty workout armband.
Here’s what you’ll need:
A tube sock, with an 8-inch or greater “tube”
Scissors
Needle and thread (optional)
Start by cutting the sock at the end of the tube section, where the foot begins, so that you have just the tube. Then, turn the sock inside-out and insert your arm so that the top of the sock is at the middle of your upper arm.
Finally, fold up the bottom of the tube so that it’s right-side-out again, and meets the top of the tube, forming a pocket. Insert your phone and voila — you have a comfy smartphone armband.
Optional: With the needle and thread, create a vertical stitch along the back of your armband to secure the sock in a permanent “pocket” position.”

Oh my god. This is perfect. I’ve been wanting to buy a phone armband for ages but they’re so bloody expensive!

healthystephie:

mochismochi:

“As an avid gym-goer and outdoor person who’s dependent on her music and fitness apps, my phone has become my best workout buddy. (After all, it never flakes on me.)

I’m not alone, and for me and the many others who rely on their phones for fitness, storing our phones while breaking a sweat isn’t always a simple task. Sure, you can shove it in your sports bra, stick it in your waistband, or just hold it in your hand, but come on — that’s gross.

Web sites like Amazon are chock-full of workout armbands for almost any smartphone, but they’re pricey and the comfort of any given armband is hit or miss. So before you fork over $20-30 on an overpriced accessory, grab an old tube sock and see how well it performs as your trusty workout armband.

Here’s what you’ll need:

  • A tube sock, with an 8-inch or greater “tube”
  • Scissors
  • Needle and thread (optional)

Start by cutting the sock at the end of the tube section, where the foot begins, so that you have just the tube. Then, turn the sock inside-out and insert your arm so that the top of the sock is at the middle of your upper arm.

Finally, fold up the bottom of the tube so that it’s right-side-out again, and meets the top of the tube, forming a pocket. Insert your phone and voila — you have a comfy smartphone armband.

Optional: With the needle and thread, create a vertical stitch along the back of your armband to secure the sock in a permanent “pocket” position.”

Oh my god. This is perfect. I’ve been wanting to buy a phone armband for ages but they’re so bloody expensive!

(via fitforinfinity)

a-machine-spiritual:

mantrouble:

Find it on Youtube.

‘Eu Não Quero Voltar Sozinho’

I’ve watched it several times, it’s one of the cutest videos ever.

[Flash 10 is required to watch video]

pruhzeehzeeh:

NEVER. NOT. FUNNY.

(Source: bromo-aj, via huntleyjordan)

I usually don’t do this

BUT WHEN I DO, I AM IRATE.
WHO THE FUCK MAKES PLANS WITH ONE PERSON AND THEN CANCELS ON THEM SO THEY CAN HANG OUT WITH SOMEONE ELSE?

What the actual fuck?
We’ve had these plans for two weeks but she says she can’t swim and you’re all over that?

I’m going to lift weights so I can kick your ass.

nerdquirks:

This is so cool, it’s the digits of pi in musical form! :]

What pi sounds like (by newscientistvideo)

I usually don’t do this

About:

height: 4'10"
start: 211
one: 190
two: 170
three: 150
four: 130
finish: 110

My name is Misty.
I want to be a runner.
I want to be healthy.