Orange juice is a really great tasting beverage, and is healthy too. It's packed with Vitamin C, as well as Vitamins O, R, A, N, G, and E. It comes with different colors: orange, dark orange, bright orange, and even brown! And the great part of it is... it tastes like orange! Sadly, the sweet, fresh, tasty, healthy, orange flavored juice never took center stage in any category whatsoever (bananas totally pwned orange juice in the world of comedy. Poor orange juice never stood a chance). Orange juice struggled in achieving his goal of being world famous yibbidy yabbidy bla bla bla and now look what happened! IT'S THE TITLE OF MY TUMBLR PAGE (plus the word "republic")!
And just so you know, I'm allergic to orange juice.
unless your awesomely and immensely cute, hot, smart, and… well… awesome.
peaze out!
After 10,000 years of being exiled by my people in the Orange Republic, I return with a renewed vigor and a heart that says:
“damn i’m hot”
…. ok maybe it was just 10 years
…. I give up, it was 4 months.
p.s. please press the button with the heart *yeah that’s how long I was away* or the reblob thingy so I can expand the borders of my nation.
peaze out!
Hey friends 
(The Book of Useless Information)
Just remember that your smile may be the world to somebody.
1. Eat a cooked egg with the yolk. Yolk is known to help increase brain and memorization productivity.
2. Sit with both feet flat on the ground. Although this may seem really simple, 90 percent of people sit with their legs crossed, or one foot slightly/fully off the ground the majority of the time. Sitting with both feet flat on the ground helps blood flow to the brain, and it is also less distracting.
3. When you are reading, use your finger to guide your eyes. The faster you move your finger, the faster your eyes move. Even though it may seem like you’re skipping words fast, your brain puts together the missing words. Humans are logical. Not only does using a finger increase your reading speed by 300% +, but it also helps keep people focused. Most students tend to doze off in the middle of reading, but using a finger will help keep you focused.
reminder to self
oh thank you! :)
1. Eat a cooked egg with the yolk. Yolk is known to help increase brain and memorization productivity.
2. Sit with both feet flat on the ground. Although this may seem really simple, 90 percent of people sit with their legs crossed, or one foot slightly/fully off the ground the majority of the time. Sitting with both feet flat on the ground helps blood flow to the brain, and it is also less distracting.
3. When you are reading, use your finger to guide your eyes. The faster you move your finger, the faster your eyes move. Even though it may seem like you’re skipping words fast, your brain puts together the missing words. Humans are logical. Not only does using a finger increase your reading speed by 300% +, but it also helps keep people focused. Most students tend to doze off in the middle of reading, but using a finger will help keep you focused.
reminder to self
oh thank you! :)
These are just 30 of the 54,234,764,175,079,345 facts I have in mind. However, 54,234,764,175,079,344 of it are pretty bogus. So there you have it!
Reblog this, or else…. or else… OR ELSE I”LL TELL YOUR MOMMY!
I would like to thank myself for the support he has given in the success of this… well…umm…post.