iamsupernaturalsbitch:

Jensen pls, your face is ridiculous

slushiebear:

sheepyshavings:

poco-loki:

slowevenings:

paysannerie:

blackhawklullaby:

“you were the only one who took your shoes off when you walked in”

“i was?”

why would you take your shoes off at the front door that’s so weird

Because they’re dirty and I don’t want to drag all that dirt or snow all around the house. 

wait americans don’t take their shoes off? ew why

Wait, I didn’t know that Americans usually wore shoes in the house…

I never wear shoes when I go into a house…

I actually always ask first whenever I’m at someone’s house if I should take my shoes off. A lot of people do prefer it.

But as a general rule, no, we usually don’t.

no-gorms:

zen-ish:

no-gorms, 0.49 reminded me of you.

Hey! >.>

charloween:

Always reblog stuff that made elementary school surreal.

fuckyeahcbc:

“CBC Special : Farewell to the Penny” Via @RickMercer

colchrishadfield:

I long to hold you in my Canadarm.

the-emef:

phonecallfromgod:

Being a Canadian is confusing because you sound like an American, write like a Brit and throw in just enough French words to freak everyone out.

Alternately, being Canadian is confusing because you speak French and no one knows how to fit you into their idea of a Canadian identity.