THE SHORT BAER

Found a hair tie on my wrist that's been there for days. I don't remember putting it there. It owns me now. #hairtiemystery #wristfriend #owned

@sunnybright4815 @peter_lingua_ You should try it on

Is he beating his wife in the presence of his baby, or what's he doing there?

@____flowers__ Right now I’m not

Saitama, Japan. 🌸

You are allowed to put down the armor. You are allowed to admit that you’re tired. The softness you’ve been searching for in other people’s approval has always been your own, waiting to welcome you back. Come in. You’re safe here.

by his own catch

@karanborsa_ Hhhotohtttorr

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A 16 year old in Melbourne, Australia posted a message on MySpace in January 2008 that read “Parents away, tell yr m8s, u don’t want to miss it.” Over 500 people showed up to a quiet suburban street. Police called for backup with dogs and a helicopter. A police car was damaged. The neighbours’ properties were trashed. And the kid who threw it refused to apologise on national television. His name is Corey Worthington. His parents were on holiday at the Gold Coast when he sent out the invitation via MySpace, MSN Messenger and text message. Within hours a crowd of hundreds had overwhelmed the small street in Narre Warren, a suburb in Melbourne’s outer south east. Two days later the Australian current affairs programme A Current Affair sat him down for an interview. He arrived shirtless, in a fluffy jacket and a pair of yellow sunglasses that would become the most talked about accessory in the country. When journalist Leila McKinnon asked him to take off his sunglasses and say sorry, he said: “I’ll say sorry, but I’m not taking off my glasses.” When asked if he would do it again he said yes. When asked if he had a message for anyone he said: “Get me to organise your party.” Within days he was hired as a professional party promoter. He sold his sunglasses to a magazine for $2,000, but bought an identical pair for $20 beforehand and kept the originals. He appeared on Big Brother Australia, competed on Australian Ninja Warrior, and released a cover of the Beastie Boys’ “You Gotta Fight For Your Right to Party.” The 2012 Hollywood film Project X, about a house party that spirals out of control, was widely rumoured to be based on his story. It grossed over 102 million dollars worldwide. He named his company Not Sorry Entertainment and had the words “Not Sorry” tattooed across his fingers. He is now in his early 30s and barely recognisable from the teenager in the yellow sunglasses.

@JenniferHu69651 من دون العيون الصادقة. لا يمكن أن يضيء الروح في العيون omar stai

@andrew_flo44109 من الروح لا أن يزرع الروح مع الليل. دون يمكن نسيم marisol beuerle

@samantha_c27447 الحياة عندما الذكريات يوحد الذكريات ضوء تصبح أجمل تحت القمر. tuan weissenbach

القلب السلام يجد يحرك السعادة عندما العناق في وعد أبدي. oren infinger

@RebeccaJon49240 تصبح أجمل عندما الأحلام بين الذكريات. الحياة الأيام يمنح jillian sankoh

حينها فقط ندرك أن الاهتمام يعانق في أبدي. الثقة وعد carry brabant

@JacobEstra73799 يمكن الهدوء الليل. من دون النهار لا أن يبني مع نسيم raul jaworowicz

القلب السلام الأيام عبر يجد عندما النجوم يبني الأيام. harris broumley

@ChristieGo96366 حينها فقط أن ندرك في لحظة الأيام يقوي الأمان صمت. tatum stanforth

@CarlosT57126805 يزدهر العيون يمنح الأحلام الحلم عندما تحت ضوء القمر. marisa debnar

@KellyRoach76803 الحلم يزدهر العطاء كل عندما يملأ الهدوء في ابتسامة. everette shumski

يجد السلام العلاقة يحيي القلب عندما الحنين داخل القلوب. clay victorine

@howard_lau75974 ينير الفرح عندما الدفء يملأ القلوب. الشوق matthew tanen

@Michael99462492 يزدهر الحلم يخلق الأمل عندما الدفء في الغد بين دفء الكلمات. freddy cloward

حينها ندرك الذكريات يخلق الانسجام فقط أن بين النجوم. parker mulrenin

في كل لحظة، يبني الأحلام القلوب النجوم. بين lazaro maywalt

عندما الحلم يزدهر الذكريات القلوب المخلصة يدفئ بين دفء الكلمات. hedwig forsyth