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• 2013-06-19

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  Jack Johnson, Mark Healey and Kelly Slater !! Legends !!

  I can’t.

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• 2013-06-18

  

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  llisbeth-salamanderr:

  “Love the fetus, hate the child.”

  
  America makes it near impossible for a woman to stay autonomous—hard to get family planning resources/make the choice of getting an abortion, and harder to get child care support after the baby is born. Leaving women destitute and dependants everywhere.

  Look at Canada! Not only do we give almost a full year off, it can be either maternity or paternity. That’s right, daddy can stay home with the baby while the mother goes back to work. And the leave can be also be split between them. For example, the mother could take six months, and then the father could take the other six. Did I also mention that the parent on leave continues to receive pay and is guaranteed their job back?

  #I think we make fun of Canadians so much because secretly we want to be them

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  _{Prospects meet Bruins/Hawks players.}

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  John John’s alley-oop

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  clizzyk:

  Humanity. In a nutshell.

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  And once the storm is over you won’t remember how you made it through, how you managed to survive. You won’t even be sure, in fact, whether the storm is really over. But one thing is certain. When you come out of the storm, you won’t be the same person who walked in.

  — ~ Haruki Murakami

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  They make me even happy when I don’t score. But they making me happy, even when I struggle scoring. They find a way to make me happy. Starting with the coach. That’s what I would say. I don’t think I’d feel that on any other team. It doesn’t really matter if I score or not. He tried to make me [feel] important or happy even if I’m not scoring. That’s the first time I felt that in my hockey career.

  — Jaromir Jagr, on playing with the Boston Bruins

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  malia in the barrel

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