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J-just guys being dudes

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godzilla is a deconstruction because she steppy on the buildings and make them not constructed anymore

SO fucking true

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Doing some research on a couple of specimens

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it might just be because im sleep deprived from jetlag rn but this r/relationship_advice post is making me cry actual tears of laughter. i read the post at first and was like yeah pretty standard whatever but im nosey so i clicked on the drawing op linked and i was not mentally prepared for it. putting it under a read more so you can get the same experience as i did

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One of my favorite Dief scenes. I love that Ray asked Dief if he wanted a coffee and the little hmm at the end from Ray and Dief are just too cute. I also love that apparently it was an ad-lib on Callum’s part which makes it even cuter

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Goodnight.

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17776 is a world where people stopped dying but like. There wasnt like a global announcement when it happened so what it probably looked like was an oncologist coming home and kissing her wife on the cheek while broadly grinning "whats going on" "just had a good day at work" meaning, telling every patient the same news: remission, remission, remission

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THE FRANCHISE 2024・1x01 Scene 31A: Tecto Meets Eye

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If we were able to take Nassau, if we are able to expose the illusion that England is not inevitable, if we are able to incite a revolt that spreads across the New World…then yeah, I imagine people are gonna notice.

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USERNAME LORE GIVE IT TO ME NOW YOU ALL

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Cats with jobs

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Arrested Development – 2.07: Switch Hitter

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𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗞 𝗥𝗢𝗧𝗛𝗞𝗢, Untitled, 1968

Acrylic mounted on panel

Photography Chris Weekes

© 1998 by Kate Rothko Prizel and Christopher Rothko/ARS

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Born to read my own story, forced to write it first.

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There is a thing called knowledge of the world, which people do not have until they are middle-aged. It is something which cannot be taught to younger people, because it is not logical and does not obey laws which are constant. It has no rules. Only, in the long years which bring women to the middle of life, a sense of balance develops. You can't teach a baby to walk by explaining the matter to her logically - she has to learn the strange poise of walking by experience. In some way like that, you cannot teach a young woman to have knowledge of the world. She has to be left to the experience of the years. And then, when she is beginning to hate her used body, she suddenly finds that she can do it. She can go on living - not by principle, not by deduction, not by knowledge of good and evil, but simply by a peculiar and shifting sense of balance which defies each of these things often. She no longer hopes to live by seeking the truth - if women ever do hope this - but continues henceforth under the guidance of a seventh sense. Balance was the sixth sense, which she won when she first learned to walk, and now she has the seventh one - knowledge of the world.

(bolding mine, because come the fuck on)

been rereading The Once and Future King for the umpteenth time - it's been a while and I'd forgotten how sometimes T.H. White just does an aside like "you know how ladies are! just how ladies are, and you, the reader, and I agree on this"

pal,,,