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halsey // young god

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Skull Ear Cuff

Black Horse

Black Cat

Dragon Cuff

Tribal Flower Ear Cuff

Crystal Ear

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raise your hand if you’re that type person who never knows what the hell is going on

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What good is it, love? / People are always telling their foolish stories / But what good is it, love? 

Love can’t be explained / It comes, just like that / From where no one knows / And suddenly it takes hold

i normally can’t decide whether i like mikasa better with eren or jean but edith piaf helped me decide this time

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And I’ve never been, so mad at myself.

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Tara Strong

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the second panel was originally going to have words but I decided it was better without them

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The Difference between Weeaboos and Anime Fans

Weeaboo: “Anime is the greatest thing to ever graze humanity. It is a testament to the superiority of japanese culture, and anyone who questions that is a baka gaijin who wouldn’t know high art if it bit him in the back!!1!”

Anime Fan:  

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He finally ate his cereal.

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APRIL, YES

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My little sister said today was Mexico’s Independence Day. I said, “Nope! But, it is another special day”. Then, she said, “But my teacher Ms. Harrison said so”. I looked her in the eyes and said, “Well, your teacher is wrong”.

See that state in the red there? The one in Mexico? That is Puebla. The state where a great victory was won on May 5, 1862. You see, the French thought they had it made, that a swift takeover was imminent based on their army of 6000 soldiers. They were wrong. An army of INDIGENOUS folks gathered to fight back. On May 5, (yes that means Cinco de Mayo) the French sent troops in to attack the city of Puebla de Los Angeles, but were met from the North by the indigenos who would not be intimidated or taken down. When the fight was over and the French retreated, they had lost over 500 men. Puebla lost less than 100. Cinco de Mayo isn’t a day to get wasted and dress up as a racist stereotype. This day is a celebration to remember the Indigenous Resistance that took place, and the victory that seemed impossible. Indigenous resistance continues to this day, from the top of turtle island to the tip of South America. We fight imperialism and colonialism with pride. Please do not trivialize the important celebration of La Batalla De Puebla by reinforcing racist tropes. And don’t you dare tell Mexicans “Happy Mexican Independence Day!” you’ll look like an ignorant jackass. #cincodecultura

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CANT BELIEVE I FELL FOR THIS

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