It’s boggling to me that the Obamacare law says that insurance companies can’t kick kids off their parents’ insurance plans until they turn 26, UNLESS you have Tricare, the government’s insurance plan for the military.  With Tricare, child dependents get excluded from the program as soon as they turn 21, unless they are full-time students and then the plan is extended to 23.

So the law is applied to all insurance companies, EXCEPT THEIR OWN.  That should be something fishy right there.

Ozzy has clearly never played a Zelda game before.

(Source: internetbf)

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weileash:

My dad’s change of command ceremony was today, he passed command of the battalion over to the next lieutenant colonel. The ceremony was up on a hill and the wind was incredible and, during the ceremony, one of the marine’s hats blew off but he couldn’t do anything without breaking rank. Without a…

Update: my dad’s first thought was, “why the hell am I the one doing this?”

Can’t sleep, have some doodles featuring disgruntled fox and Link.

Can’t sleep, have some doodles featuring disgruntled fox and Link.

We made mini Vanilla Macchiatos at work today for samples and they’re so adorable, I’m dorking out.

We made mini Vanilla Macchiatos at work today for samples and they’re so adorable, I’m dorking out.

So I watched Frozen with a friend and she didn’t know anything about it, like actually NOTHING, and no joke twenty minutes in she asked me, “Hans is evil, isn’t he?”

she called in during Love is an Open Door.  she called it that early.

This is it.  Right here.  This is exactly how I come across to everyone.  Yes.  I identify so much.

(Source: eglads)

“Let It Go (Disney’s "Frozen”) and Vivaldi’s Winter “- ThePianoGuys

Vivaldi’s almost reckless string motives helped us surround the determined, upbeat melody and chords from "Let It Go” with intensity and uncertainty. We wanted the music to alternate between “freezing” and “thawing,” representing the opposing forces throughout the “Frozen” story.

OH THIS IS SO GOOD SO SO SO GOOD

Glenn Beck offers support to the #StandWithGrayson and the Brony community to celebrate nonconformism, true diversity, and standing up for what you like.

A nine-year-old boy named Grayson was told to leave his My Little Pony backpack at home by his school because it made him a target for bullying.

Honestly, this caught me a lot by surprise.  Glenn Beck obviously is confused by the Brony thing, and I was really expecting him to mock the heck out of it, but he didn’t.  But I’m mostly surprised because his staff picked some of the ugliest pony doll models.

nonelikerae:

I wear red lipstick so I can mark my territory like tea mugs, sandwiches and boys.

Eating dinner out with my family is hard when I forget my lipstick. Whose water glass is this?!