For @A_Pet_WolfDog_With_A_Blog
OriginalVine(or where I found it at..):https://youtu.be/pmmx7EYS2NQ
Wolfie:*cleaning the toilet*
Kaley:*puts on glove*You need some help?
Wolfie:Sure!
Kaley:You missed a spot there,there,there,there(Wolfie:-_-.)There,there
OriginalVine(or where I found it at..):https://youtu.be/pmmx7EYS2NQ
Wolfie:*cleaning the toilet*
Kaley:*puts on glove*You need some help?
Wolfie:Sure!
Kaley:You missed a spot there,there,there,there(Wolfie:-_-.)There,there
on January 12, 2016
did you update your bio :3? it looks different
on January 12, 2016
on January 12, 2016
on January 12, 2016
WOW!!I am honored
Which Pewdiepie character are you?
Stephano
You are Stephano! You are Pewdie's best bro! He takes you just about anywhere he goes when he finds you. You have a french accent. When chased by a bro you tell Pewdie to RUN!
on January 12, 2016
JUST 20 MORE FOLLOWERS..THEN I WILL HIT 100!!
on January 12, 2016
OMG MY LITTLE SISTER IS COMING ANYDAY THIS WEEK!!!!!!
*waits for her to be born*....anyday now.....ANYDAY
*waits for her to be born*....anyday now.....ANYDAY
on January 11, 2016
Wassup
on January 11, 2016
And in 2008, a 13-year-old Florida student was arrested and hauled off to the police station after disrupting class by farting
WHY IS THIS A THING!!!!!*throws away all the beans in my house XD*
WHY IS THIS A THING!!!!!*throws away all the beans in my house XD*
on January 11, 2016
In 2012, school districts in Meridian, Mississippi, came under heavy scrutiny for overseeing what the Justice Department called a "school-to-prison pipeline," in which students were regularly referred to juvenile detention centers for even the most minor infractions. In a letter unveiling the findings of a federal investigation, the Justice Department explained that some students had been incarcerated for things like “dress code violations, flatulence, profanity and disrespect.” See More
And in 2008, a 13-year-old Florida student was arrested and hauled off to the police station after disrupting class by farting and turning off other kids' computers. He was charged with disruption of school function and later released into the care of his mother.
And in 2008, a 13-year-old Florida student was arrested and hauled off to the police station after disrupting class by farting and turning off other kids' computers. He was charged with disruption of school function and later released into the care of his mother.
on January 11, 2016
It began innocently enough for Ashley Huff. The 23-year-old was riding in the passenger seat of a car when police in Gainesville, Georgia, pulled the car over for a routine traffic stop. When cops searched Huff's bag, they found a spoon that was covered in a mysterious residue. It was dirty, Huff explained, because she had recently eaten SpaghettiOs and placed the dirty spoon in a bag in order to return it to a friend. Officers thought it might be methamphetamine, so they conducted See More a field test -- which reportedly came back positive. Huff was charged with possession of methamphetamine and spent two weeks behind bars before being released.
Huff was later thrown back in jail in August, where she remained for a month and a half until more thorough lab results on her spoon came back. They revealed that she'd actually only been guilty of possession of SpaghettiOs sauce all along.
Huff was later thrown back in jail in August, where she remained for a month and a half until more thorough lab results on her spoon came back. They revealed that she'd actually only been guilty of possession of SpaghettiOs sauce all along.
on January 11, 2016
on January 11, 2016