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“I love what you just said, that you were looking at a stranger and feeling like you are perpetuating something that’s toxic and something that’s shallow and something that has no depth, no matter how much depth was attempted to be poured into it.” X

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Bringing this back bc hot Luke deserves rights regardless of his hair mountain 😤

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"Luke Malak doesn’t have to flaunt his hotness. He does nothing and has gotten the hottest nickname in the fandom for years."

Thats because hes actually hot not media hype average white man hot,he and louis and zayn for example know that they are hot af thats why they dont need to wear silly costumes for us to see it.

Luke and Louis and Zayn for example know that they are hot af that’s why they don’t need to wear silly costumes for us to see it

Luke and Louis and Zayn for example know that they are hot af that’s why they don’t need to wear silly costumes for us to see it

Luke and Louis and Zayn for example know that they are hot af that’s why they don’t need to wear silly costumes for us to see it

Luke and Louis and Zayn for example know that they are hot af that’s why they don’t need to wear silly costumes for us to see it

Luke and Louis and Zayn for example know that they are hot af that’s why they don’t need to wear silly costumes for us to see it

Luke and Louis and Zayn for example know that they are hot af that’s why they don’t need to wear silly costumes for us to see it

Luke and Louis and Zayn for example know that they are hot af that’s why they don’t need to wear silly costumes for us to see it

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blind from 17th:

picture from 16th:

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​Over the past six years, One Direction fans have been faced with many unsolved, illusive mysteries. Whatever happened to the orange beanie? Why did Liam Payne decide to shave his head? Will we ever discover whether Leeroy’s creative dreams become a reality?

But possibly the biggest 1D-related mystery of all has spread like wildfire across the world wide web recently, as fans have noticed that Louis Tomlinson has an extremely fit friend who keeps popping up in loads of photographs, and nobody knows anything about him.

DO YOU KNOW THIS MAN? Please enquire within.

his rather good looking fella, also known as Luke according to the internet (no surname, he’s too mysterious for one of them) has been appearing in photos alongside Louis ever since the fetus days, but unlike Louis’ pals Oli and Calvin, Luke has managed to remain off the 1D radar.

He’s somewhat of an enigma, our Luke, flashing his jawline and ruffled dark hair in the background of various night out pics with Tommo, without so much as an Instagram user tag in any of ‘em.

WHO IS THIS MAN? We have so many questions for Luke NoSurname. Is he single? How does he know Louis? What’s his favourite One Direction song? Would he be willing to work as a naked butler in the Sugarscape offices?

We may never know, so let’s console ourselves by looking at loads of pics of him and Louis. Here they are waaay back in the day.

Here they are, having a cuddle… #Louke

In some form of fancy photobooth.

Being a lad with the lads.

Look, he’s even on Louis’ actual Instagram. We see you, LUKE.

Ooh, and again.

WHO ARE YOU, LUKE. The world is waiting (and by the world, we mean a fairly small percentage of the One Direction fandom, but still).

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They kiss 😎

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i am reminded by a professor - once a person leaves, you will never love like that again.

how wonderful. i will love in a new way each time, then, for new reasons. i will find out that my heart never had a limit on joy. i will know new things.

he says - we can never find our way back to loving the same way twice.

i am not the same person from before, though, am i? why would i want to take a tour of my life through the same eyes? why would i want to hold the same figure-eight? why would i come back to what has already been shoved through my throat? why wouldn't i want to walk in a new garden, with new stones?

it is also never the same sunset twice. the same thunderstorm. the same birdsong. life, in little chaos, holds no ghosts. i will love again, and thank god, it will be different. i move on, and the world says - you will meet someone else, who knows a different way to listen. and when i put my ears against the music again, it will feel like i am understanding a new set of secrets.

how wonderful. my love does not run out. it is remade and recolored and unstained in doubt. gold hair, coffee, the shape of her mouth.

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What favor did Pete Buttigieg do you?

Someone I’m close to is having a rough time right now due to mental health/masculinity issues and he admires Pete so on a whim, I emailed Pete’s people and told them about my friend’s situation and Pete himself is writing my friend a personalized letter of support because those issues are important to him and he wants to help in any way he can.

I definitely didn’t expect that he would do that, especially since he’s not an elected official right now and I’m not his constituent but I’m so glad he did it.

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I was talking about Louis' band!! I'm not actually crying dgtthvihthjj it's just very confusing to me. I've only very recently begun paying much attention to them and telling apart four white people who (to me!!) look quite similar, at once is a bit much for my brain. sorry sdkenidndjddnkl

hope this helps <3

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In a livestream full of accomplishments, these are my standout impressions:

The production was pristine. The time, talent and energy that went into this was major and it paid off big time. This was production with a capital P. Lighting, sound, background effects, multi cameras, dolly tracks...this was finitely planned and executed. It paid off. That’s how you livestream, baby.

The joy of performance was palpable. Louis and the outstanding musicians he has assembled took the opportunity for all it was and they glowed. They lit up that space and their happiness - their relief - at performing again was a joy to watch.

The two times Louis turned his back to the camera were two of my favorite moments. The first to admire the talent of the band he put together during that thrilling Fearless interlude, the second was to acknowledge the bank of screens where his fans were performing “Kill My Mind”. “I don’t know what I’d do without you now” he sang to them, to us. They were lovely moments with Louis sharing his spotlight, including his band and his fans in the relationship of performance. It was very Louis.

I loved the focus on music. The quiet interludes between songs when Louis almost folded down into himself like origami, waiting quietly for the cue to the next music, then he’d unfold again with a mood and attitude for each song. It presented Louis’ songs with each complete on its singular merits but connected like jewels on a necklace. No loud banter, no hi jinx, the focus was squarely on his music and musicians but the quiet made you aware of the movement around the musicians; of the crew working seamlessly to pull this off. It was on camera, so included in the performance but it was the quiet buzz of professionals concentrating on delivering, on achieving a vision rather than playing to camera. The choreography of it was gorgeous.

As for that vision...despite, or maybe in spite of, the restrictions Louis has worked under, the limitations placed around his career (who knows precisely what and why, but to deny that Louis’ career has had - inexplicable given his level of fame & fan support - limitations is either stupidity or willful blindness at this point), despite those strictures, it is obvious there is one central vision in all this and it is that of Louis Tomlinson. “I was always the boss”, he told Elvis Duran and yeah, no shit. There was no power management team, no committee of label execs chiming in, no marketing focus groups. This was Louis. His career must have suffered from such a stance but it was obvious from the sheer cohesion of the whole livestream, this is Louis. Being the boss. This is Louis seeing an opportunity, running with it and executing it beautifully. Part of the satisfaction of the livestream was seeing Louis, surrounded by collaborators he has chosen, the talent he has amassed on and off camera and clearly enjoys working alongside, pulling off something not just impressive but something he wanted and believed in. He was the central figure and confident in the role. Confident in his music, his performance and his band. Confident in his choice of collaborators to execute the vision they dreamt up together and enjoying the moment it did. I hope we get more such moments. I hope his career going forward is filled with them. I don’t know the depths of what it has cost for Louis to do it his way but I hope last night proved to those who may need it, the level of what he can accomplish when left to do so. That, in a night of celebration, would be the biggest accomplishment of all.

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GIVE IT A CHONCE

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just wanna remind yall that if it was fans who did it - that larrie ua and the larries who follow it and listened and bought walls first which started the chain reaction after deserves all the fucking credit - ive seen anti larry louis uas try doing this for months with streaming and it never got close to what this did so as always larries are the ones carrying louis & harrys careers on their backs while you sit on here and waste time talking shit about us, we got YOUR fave to number one in a day - you’re welcome :)

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I have heard from people that they want a reason to vote FOR Biden beyond that he's not Trump. Okay, I respect that, so I went on his website, poured through his policies, and came up with 100 reasons to vote for #JoeBiden that don't mention Trump.

1.) $15.00 federal minimum wage

2.) Reinstate DACA – allowing new applicants to apply

3.) 12 Weeks federal paid family leave

4.) Universal Pre-Kindergarten/Childcare for ages 3 and 4

5.) Tuition free college for those with household income less than $125,000.00

6.) Allow student loans to be relieved in bankruptcy

7.) LGBTQ+ Equality Act in the first 100 days in office

8.) Rejoin the Paris Climate Accords

9.) Decriminalize cannabis use and expunge convictions

10.) Eliminate cash bail system

11.) Eliminate mandatory inimum sentences

12.) Outlaw all online firearm and munition sales

13.) Restore the voting rights act

14.) Create a new $20 billion competitive grant program to spur states to shift from incarceration to prevention.

15.) He’ll triple funding for Title I Programs

16.) Appoint the first Black Woman to the Supreme Court of the United States

17.) Reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)

18.) Ensure the US achieves a 100% clean energy economy and net-zero emissions no later than 2050

19.) Protecting Biodiversity, slowing extinction rates and helping leverage natural climate solutions

20.) Develop a plan to ensure that America has the cleanest, safest and fastest rail system in the world, for both passengers and freight

21.) Expand the safety net for survivors

22.) Confront online harassment, abuse and stalking

23.) End the rape kit backlog

24.) Address the deadly combination of guns and domestic violence

25.) Change the culture that enables domestic violence

26.) Support the diverse needs of survivors of violence against women

27.) Protect and empower immigrant women

28.) Lead the global effort to end gender-based violence

29.) End capital punishment

30.) End federal private prisons

31.) End all incarceration for drug use alone and divert individuals to drug courts and treatment

32.) Invest in public defenders’ offices to ensure defendants’ access to quality counsel

33.) Expand and use the power of the US Justice Department to address systemic misconduct in police departments and prosecutors’ offices

34.) Reform qualified immunity for officers

35.) Ban choke-holds/neck restraints by police

36.) Launch a national police oversight commission

37.) Stop transferring weapons of war to police force

38.) Free access to testing for all with national testing board

39.) Double drive through testing sites

40.) 100,000 contact tracing workforce

41.) Guarantee first responders have priority access to PPE

42.) Emergency paid leave for anyone who gets COVID or needs to take care of a loved one

43.) Free housing for health care workers to quarantine

44.) Ramp up large scale manufacturing of as many vaccine candidates as necessary

45.) Nationwide vaccination campaign to guarantee fair distribution

46.) Ask every American to wear a mask

47.) End the mismanagement of the asylum system, which fuels violence and chaos at the border

48.) Surge humanitarian resources to the border and foster public-private initiatives

49.) End prolonged detention and reinvest in a case management program

50.) Rescind the un-American travel and refugee bans, also referred to as “Muslim bans.”

51.) Order an immediate review of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for vulnerable populations who cannot find safety in their countries ripped apart by violence or disaster

52.) Ensure that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) personnel abide by professional standards and are held accountable for inhumane treatment.

53.) Revitalize the Task Force on New Americans and boost our economy by prioritizing integration, promoting immigrant entrepreneurship, increasing access to language instruction, and promoting civil engagement.

54.) Convene a regional meeting of leaders, including from El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, and Canada, to address the factors driving migration and to propose a regional resettlement solution

55.) Raising the corporate tax rate to 28 percent.

56.) Requiring a true minimum tax on ALL foreign earnings of United States companies located overseas so that we do our part to put an end to the global race to the bottom that rewards global tax havens. This will be 21% — TWICE the rate of the Trump offshoring tax rate and will apply to all income.

57.) Imposing a tax penalty on corporations that ship jobs overseas in order to sell products back to America.

58.) Imposing a 15% minimum tax on book income so that no corporation gets away with paying no taxes.

59.) Raising the top individual income rate back to 39.6 percent.

60.) Asking those making more than $1 million to pay the same rate on investment income that they do on their wages.

61.) Tackle the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women

62.) Ensure tribal nations will have a strong voice and role in the federal government

63.) Restore Tribal lands and safeguard natural and cultural resources

64.) Joe will dramatically increase funding for both public schools and Bureau of Indian Education schools.

65.) Invest $70 billion in Tribal Colleges and Universities and Minority Serving Institutions.

66.) Ensure full inclusion of people with disabilities in policy development and aggressively enforce the civil rights of people with disabilities.

67.) Guarantee access to high-quality, affordable health care, including mental health care, and expand access to home and community-based services and long-term services and supports in the most integrated setting appropriate to each person’s needs and based on self-determination.

68.) Expand competitive, integrated employment opportunities for people with disabilities.

69.) Protect and strengthen economic security for people with disabilities.

70.) Ensure that students with disabilities have access to educational programs and support they need to succeed, from early interventions to post-secondary education.

71.) Expand access to accessible, integrated, and affordable housing, transportation, and assistive technologies and protect people with disabilities in emergencies.

72.) Advance global disability rights

73.) Double the number of psychologists, guidance counselors, nurses, social workers, and other health professionals in our schools so our kids get the mental health care they need

74.) Invest in our schools to eliminate the funding gap between white and non-white districts, and rich and poor districts

75.) Improve teacher diversity

76.) Support our educators by giving them the pay and dignity they deserve.

77.) Invest in resources for our schools so students grow into physically and emotionally healthy adults, and educators can focus on teaching.

78.) Ensure that no child’s future is determined by their zip code, parents’ income, race, or disability.

79.) Provide every middle and high school student a path to a successful career.

80.) Start investing in our children at birth.

81.) Double funding for the State Small Business Credit Initiative.

82.) Expand the New Markets Tax Credit, make the program permanent, and double Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFI) funding

83.) Improve and expand the Small Business Administration programs that most effectively support African American-owned businesses.

84.) Increase funding for the Minority Business Development Agency budget.

85.) Make sure economic relief because of COVID-19 reaches the African American businesses that need it most

86.) Reserve half of all the new PPP funds for small businesses with 50 employees or less

87.) Help families buy their first homes and build wealth by creating a new refundable, advanceable tax credit of up to $15,000

88.) Protect homeowners and renters from abusive lenders and landlords through a new Homeowner and Renter Bill of Rights.

89.) Establishing a $100 billion Affordable Housing Fund to construct and upgrade affordable housing

90.) Fully implement Congressman Clyburn’s 10-20-30 Plan to help all individuals living in persistently impoverished communities

91.) Expand access to $100 billion in low-interest business loans by funding state, local, tribal, and non-profit lending programs in Latino communities and other communities of color and strengthening Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs

92.) Expand broadband access to every American.

93.) Protect and build on the Affordable Care Act to improve access to quality health care in rural communities.

94.) Expand access to high-quality education in rural schools.

95.) Transform our crumbling transportation infrastructure – including roads and bridges, rail, aviation, ports, and inland waterways.

96.) Expand bio-based manufacturing to bring cutting-edge manufacturing jobs back to rural America.

97.) Strengthen antitrust enforcement

98.) Introduce a constitutional amendment to entirely eliminate private dollars from our federal elections

99.) End dark money groups

100.) Ban corporate PAC contributions to candidates, and prohibit lobbyist contributions to those who they lobby

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The virus picks the nose (so to speak).

When I keep seeing these dicknoses out and about, I keep thinking, “I see dead people.”

Recent research shows COVID-19 has an easier time infecting people through the nose than the mouth. 

  https://www.thestar.com/news/canada/2020/09/26/wearing-a-mask-but-not-covering-your-nose-youre-doing-it-all-wrong.html  

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WHY do these assholes expose their noseholes?  WHY? 

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Another good article: https://abc11.com/unc-mask-study-below-nose-covid/6387870/

“Things likely started in the nose,” said Professor of Medicine at UNC, Dr. Richard Boucher. “And the nose is the purveyor of all viral illness.”

A group of 43 researchers at the University of North Carolina mapped locations in the respiratory tract to see where COVID-19 most likely infiltrates the body. They found the cells that line the nose may be more likely to become infected with the virus than the throat or lungs. “The virus appeared to pick the nose as a fertile ground for infection,” said Boucher.

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Don’t be a dicknose! 

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I adore them. I love the way Pete looks at Chasten. I can’t imagine what it must be like to have someone who loves you so much. They’ve been together 5 years and still look at each other like this… That’s true love.