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washingtonpoststyle:

jessbennett:

Well, here’s one to just make you melt.

And with this gem we can declare both these memes over.

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after-victory:

pageturnersblog:

WWII era propaganda posters for The Hunger Games - VERY cool!!!

figmentdotcom:

thgfansite:

Hunger Games Propaganda PSAs From College Humor

“Words are weapons, but WEAPONS are also weapons.”

Favesies.

I want the Katniss one on a shirt… I would wear it everyday…

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comedycentral:

“Like a jigsaw puzzle, the pieces are put together separately. You don’t see the big picture till it’s done and they throw the switch.”

Did this quote come from everyone’s favorite dystopian YA novel or the comments on the Tea Party Patriots Facebook page? Take Indecision’s “The Hunger Games” or Tea Party Patriot? quiz and find out.

TOP 5 JIM PRANKS ON DWIGHT (no particular order) → impersonating dwight (4/5)

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vanityfair:

Washington Post Peeps Diorama Contest semifinalist Peepton Abbey, everybody!

(Your Tumblrer was told this Easter-candy diorama was the best existing “encapsulation of you.”  We’ll take it!)

More WaPo peeps here.

“Peepton Abbey” created by Caroline Chase, 27, Valerie Boyle, 25, and Daniel Boyle, 25, of Montclair, Virginia.