March 19th, 2012 at 10:11PM

“Guy texts her first.”

henrybaotran:

Sorry what? Guys always need to hit up the girl first? Is that some kind of rule or something because I find that full of shit. Honestly girls, while your sitting waiting for him to text you, you’re wasting your time waiting because he’s probably thinking the same. He probably thinks your talking to someone better or he’s annoying/bothering you. Just text him first instead. It doesn’t hurt to try to start the conversation.

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March 6th, 2012 at 8:57PM

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March 4th, 2012 at 10:01AM

You know what’s awkward?

Seeing someone you used to be close to, but don’t talk to anymore. You kind of just look at each other, and maybe say hi, or just walk away and pretend you never saw them. You act like you never even knew each other to begin with, like strangers.

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February 29th, 2012 at 9:37PM

What happened to us?

kbabylopez:

I don’t even know the reason for why we stopped talking. No fight, no explanation, not even a goodbye. We went from talking everyday, and having such interesting conversations to nothing at all.

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February 27th, 2012 at 6:17PM
fuckyeahlakers: Is it possible that Kobe Bryant/Dwayne Wade is the biggest rivalry that no one talks about? Somehow LeBron choking (which he didn’t, let’s be honest. The guy scored about 15 points in the last 5 minutes of that game) is the biggest story, surpassing the events that transpired between #24 and #3. By now we all know that Wade broke Kobe’s nose on possibly the most non-flagrant flagrant foul in All-Star Game history. During the fourth quarter of the game, Kobe & Wade were going toe-to-toe. On one end Kobe would trap Wade in the corner and cause a turnover. Wade seemed to be a little perturbed at this, and 4 or 5 possessions later would foul Kobe after being beaten on the baseline by a spin move. While everyone else was free to dunk if they were free, Wade chose to foul Kobe. And this wasn’t in the fourth when everything was super intense, this was with 8:46 left in the third quarter. Definitely not a foul fit for the All-Star game. Malicious? Maybe. Kind of surprisingly he didn’t seem to see if Kobe was alright after fouling, nor choosing to do so after everyone realized Kobe’s nose was bleeding. Then after the game he had some interesting comments about Kobe breaking Jordan’s All-Star scoring record, and his foul on Kobe: With Kevin Durant in the league, I don’t know how long that’s going to last. Obviously I didn’t try to draw no blood … but I took a foul. Kobe had fouled me twice in a row right before that.” This all becomes interesting because as great as Wade is, he’s always seen as second to Kobe when talks of the best SG in the league come up. Eventually you’d have to think this gets to a person, especially as his stats have been better than Kobe’s for the past couple of seasons. In fact, if not for Kobe (and his teammate LeBron) Wade would probably be seen as the best player in the NBA since 2006 when he almost single-handedly beat the Mavericks in the NBA Finals. Oh, and let’s not forget this. It’s like Kobe constantly pwns Wade at every turn. Much can be said about Kobe’s response too, or lack thereof. No complaining, arguing, expressing anger to Wade. Just went to the free-throw line, shot his free-throws (after receiving medical attention), and then proceeded to play the remainder of the game. No biggie, really. He only had a mild concussion and a broke nose, which no one knew about because he didn’t make a big deal of it. Possibly the saddest part of all of this is that if this happened to LeBron or Wade, you can be rest assured the game would’ve stopped for 5 minutes, and they likely wouldn’t have played for the remainder. Going to be a sad day when Kobe retires, not many warriors left in the NBA.

fuckyeahlakers:

Is it possible that Kobe Bryant/Dwayne Wade is the biggest rivalry that no one talks about? Somehow LeBron choking (which he didn’t, let’s be honest. The guy scored about 15 points in the last 5 minutes of that game) is the biggest story, surpassing the events that transpired between #24 and #3.

By now we all know that Wade broke Kobe’s nose on possibly the most non-flagrant flagrant foul in All-Star Game history. During the fourth quarter of the game, Kobe & Wade were going toe-to-toe. On one end Kobe would trap Wade in the corner and cause a turnover. Wade seemed to be a little perturbed at this, and 4 or 5 possessions later would foul Kobe after being beaten on the baseline by a spin move. While everyone else was free to dunk if they were free, Wade chose to foul Kobe. And this wasn’t in the fourth when everything was super intense, this was with 8:46 left in the third quarter. Definitely not a foul fit for the All-Star game.

Malicious? Maybe. Kind of surprisingly he didn’t seem to see if Kobe was alright after fouling, nor choosing to do so after everyone realized Kobe’s nose was bleeding. Then after the game he had some interesting comments about Kobe breaking Jordan’s All-Star scoring record, and his foul on Kobe:

With Kevin Durant in the league, I don’t know how long that’s going to last.

Obviously I didn’t try to draw no blood … but I took a foul. Kobe had fouled me twice in a row right before that.”

This all becomes interesting because as great as Wade is, he’s always seen as second to Kobe when talks of the best SG in the league come up. Eventually you’d have to think this gets to a person, especially as his stats have been better than Kobe’s for the past couple of seasons. In fact, if not for Kobe (and his teammate LeBron) Wade would probably be seen as the best player in the NBA since 2006 when he almost single-handedly beat the Mavericks in the NBA Finals. Oh, and let’s not forget this. It’s like Kobe constantly pwns Wade at every turn.

Much can be said about Kobe’s response too, or lack thereof. No complaining, arguing, expressing anger to Wade. Just went to the free-throw line, shot his free-throws (after receiving medical attention), and then proceeded to play the remainder of the game. No biggie, really. He only had a mild concussion and a broke nose, which no one knew about because he didn’t make a big deal of it.

Possibly the saddest part of all of this is that if this happened to LeBron or Wade, you can be rest assured the game would’ve stopped for 5 minutes, and they likely wouldn’t have played for the remainder. Going to be a sad day when Kobe retires, not many warriors left in the NBA.

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February 26th, 2012 at 9:37AM

When someone flirts with your crush

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February 23rd, 2012 at 9:28PM

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February 21st, 2012 at 8:30PM

I wanna talk to someone new.

Someone interesting. I wanna start fresh from hello and get to know every little detail about them. Someone who will talk to me in the middle of the night and who will make me smile. There doesn’t have to be an attraction. Just someone to explore. Someone who wants to figure me out. 

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February 20th, 2012 at 10:21PM
C'est La Vie.: Me and YOU

shelleywangbang:

Let’s go for a drive first, drive around at night, no sense of direction, no point of destination. Just YOU, me, and the road.

No, we’re not going to “Make Out Mountain” or rent out a motel for the night to get down to business.

Yet, i actually want to have sex. …
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February 20th, 2012 at 6:49PM
It’s hard for Pau because of all this trade talk and all this other stuff, it’s hard for him to kind of invest himself completely or immerse himself completely into games when he’s hearing trade talk every other day. I wish management would come out and either trade him or not trade him. He’s going out, he’s trying to do what he can, but let’s be real. If you didn’t know you were going to be here tomorrow, if your head’s on the chopping block, you feel like you’re just waiting. It’s tough to put all of yourself into the game. You just want security, a little clarity. I think that would help him out a lot. — Kobe Bryant (via fuckyeahlakers)
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