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regular-lord-joesus:

bullywhipsareprotectingyou:

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tieknots:

omg

omg so good

Wow

Omg, this is great

Bahaha

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jennicullen89:

so perfect together

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nonplussedbyreligion:

Inside the, um…mind of Herman Cain.

~Kim

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stinson-scherbatsky:

How Barney kisses Nora vs how Barney kisses Robin

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well now i see why he had doubts on the wedding, robin treated him like crap. wonder how she’s going to make up for that.

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Barney just reached the point where he knew what he wanted and was willing to settle down. And just then Robin broke his heart. He might go back to being the old ”player” Barney. Because he let his guard down for once and he got hurt. He’s not going to let it down again soon. 

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One of the many things I loved about that street/cab scene, part 3: 

magpieinthesky:

So one of the people over at the barneyrobin LJ discussion pointed this out, and I have to share because OH MY GOD:

The song during the scene of the thing that almost happened and then did:

“Hey” by the Pixies, here are the lyrics:
hey
been trying to meet you
hey
must be a devil between us
or whores in my head
whores at my door
whores in my bed
but hey
where have you been?
if you go i will surely die
we’re chained

uh said the man to the lady
uh said the lady to the man she adored
and the whores like a choir
go uh all night
and Mary ain’t you tired of this
uh
is
the
sound
that the mother makes when the baby breaks
we’re chained 


What’s even more interesting is the interpretation of the song, written by a fan of their music:

“I think the song is somewhat about the various sexual partners he has had, but even more about the woman he wants. There’s whores all over his bed, but if she leaves his life, he will surely die. It’s about a woman he can’t have, and he feels chained to her, even though he tries to fill the void with meaningless sexual escapades. The whores in the choir taunt him because he can’t have the real thing he wants, because the woman and him can’t be for some reason.” (www.songmeanings.net)

Especially after all the commentary from the showrunners about the importance of music last season? HOLY MOLY, Y’ALL.