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Rene Shepard.  This was a basic vanilla face that I really liked for Xbox 360 because of the lack of modding - this isn’t mine but seeing the maker freely shared the code before the coding website went down I figured I would re-share for anyone who liked it but may have lost the code.

Code: 241.1PI.K11.S81.W8F.161.RSH.41H.WG6.DI7.2G6.916

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The Unlikely Friendship Of A Dog And An Owl

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favourite mass effect multiplayer characters (10/?) - N7 Paladin

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tevinter: nah we gave up the old gods long ago

tevinter: fuck them tbh

tevinter: [is full of buildings and architecture with draconic themes]

tevinter: [serpent, relative of the dragon, features heavily in the nation's heraldry]

tevinter: [sweats and kicks dragon action figures under rug]

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This nightlight I bought is surprisingly useful! It’s really dark in the room at night and the light switch is a bit of a distance from the bed. So baymax helps out a lot. Thank you baymax!

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He never condescended, just invited us into his conversation. He spoke to us as the people we were, not as the people others wished we were.

Teresa Heinz Kerry, concerning Fred Rogers

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When people say “it’s not classy for a lady to curse”

BITCH THIS LADY IS THE EPITOME OF CLASS

LOOK AT HER CURSE. LOOK AT IT.

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Water in Spirited Away

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“Amy’s “Cool Girl” monologue makes explicit the film’s central critique of contemporary identity. We allow ourselves to appear shallow on the surface because other people like us that way. More importantly, we do it because we have our safe refuge on the inside where we can say to ourselves, “that’s not the real me.” We “endure” subjugating our own desires to the desires of others because we believe in this refuge, but the reality is that we’re allowing our identities to be determined by someone else’s desire. There’s a fine line between compromise and self-effacement, and Amy’s critique of modern society is that we allow ourselves to be erased and replaced with someone—something—else. We are exactly what we pretend to be. The distinction between external appearances and internal reality exists so that we can maintain the illusion of being what we want to be while still enjoying our easy, comfortable lifestyles. Amy’s argument is that instead we should appear to be the best version of ourselves, because being our best—showing our best on the surface—erases the gap between internal and external identity. Amy kills the version of herself she created to please others and becomes the film’s paragon of self-realization. She throws away the Cool Girl and becomes the Gone Girl.” (source)

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ART: Digital Sculpting by Kyuin Shim

Seoul-based digital artist and sculptor Kyuin Shim explores complex themes through his distorted visions of the human body.

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"Working-class people care more about their friends, families and communities – they’re just ­fundamentally nicer… Feminists have long since pointed out that those on the bottom of any unequal social arrangement tend to think about, and therefore care about, those on top more than those on top think about, or care about, them. Women everywhere tend to think and know more about men’s lives than men do about women, just as black people know more about white people’s, employees about employers’, and the poor about the rich.

And humans being the empathetic creatures that they are, knowledge leads to compassion. The rich and powerful, meanwhile, can remain oblivious and uncaring, because they can afford to. Numerous psychological studies have recently confirmed this. Those born to working-class families invariably score far better at tests of gauging others’ feelings than scions of the rich, or professional classes. In a way it’s hardly surprising. After all, this is what being “powerful” is largely about: not having to pay a lot of attention to what those around one are thinking and feeling. The powerful employ others to do that for them.

And who do they employ? Mainly children of the working classes.”

— Caring too much. That’s the curse of the working classes | The Guardian | (Photo Credit: Matt Kenyon)

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“u kno what, bro?” “what?” “if i were a cat, i’d spend all 9 lives with u” *clutches heart* “… bro”

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i am more than this. i am more than what justinia made me. i almost lost myself.

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hey microsoft, here’s a tip, don’t make such fucking creepy ads you weirdos

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If you were Divine, what would you do?

For couslands