Songs I listen to according to mood
Happy: Call me maybe
Sad: Call me maybe
Irritated: Call me maybe
Angry: Call me maybe
Bored: Call me maybe
Dead: Call me maybe
I DONT KNOW HOW ETHICAL THIS IS BUT IM CRYING
I DONT KNOW HOW ETHICAL THIS IS BUT IM DYING
(Source: arianazolciaksbelly)
Via
Proud of how far the Coyotes have come this exciting season. It’s a damn shame to see them end it the way it did. I hope Dustin Brown has a target on his back for the next series (if he even gets to play next series. Fuck it, it’s baseball season anyway. Fuck LA.
(Source: fuckyeahphoenixcoyotes)
I am proud to say I have never inserted a vegetable into my vagina.
(Source: phoenixrai)
Members of the Diamondbacks showing their support for the Coyotes.
Foxes - Youth (Adventure Club Remix)
“They didn’t warn me
when i was running wild
the dragons breathing fire
in the backyard at night
we live in circles
and its so hard to breath
maybe the same old fears what have we here
don’t bring me down with you
now i’m just chasing time
with a thousand dreams I’m holding heavy
and as we cross the line these fading beats have all been severed
don’t tell me our youth is running out
Its only just begun
If i asked you for good news
would you smile and turn away
its like a bad dream that is too afraid to wake
there are many among us
and we’re changing all the time
maybe the same old fears what have we here
don’t bring me down with you
now i’m just chasing time
with a thousand dreams I’m holding heavy
and as we cross the line these fading beats have all been severed
don’t tell me our youth is running out
Its only just begun”
World of Beer, which is opening in downtown Tempe this summer in the 100-year-old Tempe National Bank building on the northwest corner of Mill Avenue and Sixth Street, across the latter from Canteen Modern Tequila Bar and Robbie Fox’s Public House.
The craft beer bar – which will offer more than 500 different beers – is part of a national chain mostly on the East Coast. It currently has no locations west of Arlington, Texas.
General manager J.P. Watts says the Tempe WOB will have 50 craft beers on tap, but no Bud or Miller. About 10 of the beers will be “mainstays. The other 40 will feature a revolving selection within various categories. (For instance, when a keg of hefeweizen blows, it’ll be replaced by a different hefe.)
In addition, a walk-in cooler behind the bar will have eight glass doors displaying more than 500 different beers in bottles and cans. The beers will come from 40 countries, including 65-70 U.S craft breweries in 20 states.
(You can download a working version of the beer list here, but Watts intends to add up to 50 more beers by WOB’s target opening on July 2. Prices, he says, will start around $4.)







