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Buffy the Vampire Slayers (1997 to 2003), Behind the Scenes photos

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🏹💘...!

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most unstable girl you know: i need to get a masters degree

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Laughing like idiots in bed together is a love language

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i don't know what else to tell you except to be brave and to be kind. take it day by day. go outside and watch the clouds paint the sky. call a friend.

we are still here, and furious. you are still here, and that matters. you can still do and make and be something important. i promise. stay alive. it matters, and you matter. i know it is easy to succumb to anxiety and exhaustion and defeat.

communities can start with tiny ideas. google "dnd meeting near me" or whatever your interest might be. google "volunteering near me." google "support groups near me." start journalling. start a discord. start a book club.

when you close your eyes and hear hamlet, answer his prayer: it's better still to be.

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Kristen Stewart signing a copy of 'New Moon', March 13th 2009.

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Bella’s dream🩸

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Supermoon by garrastro.

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via schulzmuseum

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the most depressing part is that it's not even kamala's stance on genocide that is costing her the elections. i wish it were. it's people genuinely shifting for trump. but it's the pro-palestine movement that's going to get the blame for it.

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I don’t think I care about this election in the sense that I care about the outcome but I do care about the fact that it showed so many people truly don’t give a fuck for Arab lives (and more broadly brown & Black lives) and that they’d rather reap the very marginal immediate benefits (if any lol) of electing a Democrat president over standing their ground on not voting for someone who was part of an administration that gave billions to Israel over the course of its ongoing slaughter. Like is that not just sad to anyone else. I get this site is all about the discourse but today it just makes me sad

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Bat needs his early night drink before he can go to his job

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snoopy of the day

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I am very angry and frustrated right now. My country is suffering from torrential rains that have left at least 200 dead in the southeast of Spain im the last 48 hours and dozens are still missing, all because of a meteorological phenomenon — a cold front — called DANA

There are many people trapped in their homes since the floods began, towns without water or electricity who cannot leave their homes because the streets are flooded or full of vehicles stuck together after being swept away by the water that impede the passage.

There are many other people who have lost everything, their homes, their businessess... People sleeping in bus stations or inside their universities. The supermakets in the affected cities look like this, either a disaster or almost empty because people keep buying non stop anything they can eat

But many executives and bosses expect their employees to go to work despite these circumstances because their lives are worth less than the shit that sticks to their shoes and the ONLY ones who are rebloging links to donate, asking others for help or volunteering to clean the streets or distribute food supplies are the people of my own country.

When there are floods or tornadoes in the USA we constantly see news about it on our channels and thousands of people retweet both inside and outside that country, they retweet the testimonies and cries for help, but we are just a vacation country, right? Almost nobody outside of Spain knows what's happening or talking about it. I have yet to see foreign celebrities or well-known streamers spreading awareness and it's so fucking frustrating the ones that give a single fuck are the ones who have less platform or money to help or those who are directly or indirectly affected by all of this

I am not saying what others suffer is less important or that people should stop talking about other country tragedies to focus on my country, but I think it's as important as if it happened anywhere else and our victims and affected people deserve to be heard too. And the worst thing? That many could have been evacuated safely if the government had not warned about the then upcoming floodings around 12 hours later than they should have. This is a negligence that has — and will keep costing in the following days — a concerning number of victims that could have been avoided otherwise.

Anyway, here are some threads in twitter explaining better than me what's happening and how others can help.

🧵WHAT IS HAPPENING ON VALENCIA AND HOW YOU CAN HELP: #ArtistsForValencia

🧵 WHAT'S GOING ON IN SPAIN AND HOW YOU CAN HELP even if you live in a different country

Esto es lo que va a pasar: / This is what's going to happen: (a thread explaining how the government is going to blame each other and sweep under the rug their fucking disaster that was the management of this crisis instead of admitting how and why they're at fault for an increasing number of deads and affected families that could have been easily avoided or reduced if they had warned about the floodings on time)

Another reminder explaining how late the alarm was

"A drink for Valencia" campaign

Please keep in mind that some people in these threads explain themselves in Spanish, it costs nothing to click on "translate" to read it in your language. Thanks for reading and please share

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My country is experiencing a traumatic natural disaster.

I made a comic to make it more digestible.

Shares appreciated, I'm just trying to bring awareness here

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Bob’s Burgers, Christmas in the Car (S04E08)

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HALLOWEEN — PHOEBE BRIDGERS Live at the Moroccan Lounge