Quote reblogged from Cajun Boy with 34 notes
We love playing LSU for so many reasons. We love the fans, whose drunken menace could yield an invitation to a family wedding or your own murder depending on how many drinks you’ve had (catch them on the even-numbered drinks, and not on the odds). We love the teams, stacked with weird ancestral French names and athletes of shocking talent and equally amazing inconsistency. We love that you, like us, actually have a live, roaring carnivore living on your campus representing your university. We also like that you have a tiger, too.
More importantly we love that you understand living in the republic of hot, colorful squalor. Other states only joke about active malaria cases and voodoo curses being placed on state officials, but for Florida and Louisiana these are actual concerns. Both states frequently hold unsanctioned barfights against tropical weather, and usually lose these in horrendous fashion. Both understand that in many public restaurants a gun is a utensil. Both have large numbers of emergency room visit records containing the quotes “I thought you could eat that,” and “Please don’t call my husband/wife, and “boy that really is up there, isn’t it?”
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Photo reblogged from RoboShark Publishing House & Fuzzy Kitty Emporium with 395 notes
Not pictured: bus station, One-Eyed Pete’s Discount Whiskey & Cigarettes.
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Photo reblogged from Days Gone By with 74 notes
Joseph Stalin in his mid-twenties, ca. 1902.
Further evidence to my theory that attractive people don’t get told “no” often enough
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Photo reblogged from I Will Piss On Everything You Own with 143 notes
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Photo reblogged from СВАЛКА ЯДЕРНЫХ ОТХОДОВ with 1 note
If you’re reading this caption, you obviously don’t get it
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Photo reblogged from Days Gone By with 21 notes
Snowball fight on the steps of the Florida State Capitol Building, Tallahassee, Florida, February 1899.
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Photo reblogged from Florida Fresh & Other Slices with 41 notes
Drive home along the dunes at Pensacola, 1941.
Home beach!
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