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neo-gothic monday. (at University of Connecticut School of Law)

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Sorry for all the beer, it's just so photogenic. Look at that stout #hanginghills #hanginghillsbrewing #hartfordhasit

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How we gear up for the Olympics. If not for that sip I took, it would have been a perfect pour (at Bristol, Connecticut)

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at Solomon Welles House

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We love our boss @flynnfotog @steph_p_23__ (at Solomon Welles House)

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Das Deutsche (at East Side Restaurant)

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Good morning, Sleepy Bronx, good to see you (at Fordham University)

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The only good part of a $60 meal. That, and the company. (at Omni Hotel Charlottesville VA)

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This is important.

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UConn Law's belltower. I could like it here. (at University of Connecticut School of Law)

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Cersei’s fate is truly sealed the second she goes down to Margaery’s cell to take her victory lap. It’s an echo of the vicious mean-girl brunch that got Margaery into this mess in the first place. Like Cersei did then, poor, dusty Margaery just has to sit there and take it, and just like Margaery, Cersei’s victory is short-lived. When she meets with the High Sparrow, she barely has time to get some trial info and a tidy metaphor about stripping down the upper class’s finery to see what’s underneath before the he turns on her. Cersei’s flashback from the beginning of the season now seems like high Greek tragedy: it was her obsession with fighting the prophecy’s words that drove her right into the arms of her fate. If she hadn’t been so maniacally devoted to her children, if she hadn’t been so obsessed with keeping Margaery in her place, this could have been avoided.

Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 7 Recap: “The Gift” (via the-filter-feed)

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Senior ball at fordham: the aftermath.

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"There must always be a Stark in Winterfell."

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Panic! At the Disco: Says their new unexpected single, with the playful slogan "4/20 praise it" is coming out the next day, drops it at 7:00 the night before.

twenty one pilots: makes a twitter account that tweets gibberish, tweets upcoming songs in reverse, creates a character that runs that twitter account while the main members of the band pretend to completely ignore it. DM twitter users and "hack" fan's accounts. Change a single release date to "MONDAY NIH T." Cause a general shitstorm. tweet cryptically. create havoc.