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yes hello and welcome to my blog!!!!!!!

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This says "Megalodon Alive?" in German but I'm so sleep deprived I read it as Megalodon LGBT?

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i forgot how fucking weird november is theres no afternoon its just night after 2pm

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I get my news from the only reliable source, cryptic symbolism in my dreams

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Kevin Huizenga

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Molly Templeton’s review of The Fall, my beloved

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My internet has been out all day but I'm here via my limited data to say....happy exploding whale day!!

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the honest THANK YOU at the end 😭💀

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Jurassic Park + Letterboxd Reviews

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every time I see something marketed as an eco-friendly replacement for something that you could simply not replace I can feel my face melting off. buying a new sustainably-harvested wooden soap dish from the zero waste kitchen utensil company that buys carbon offset credits is nice and all, but it's not better for the environment than continuing to use the one from target that you already have. we can't consume our way outta this one boys

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Four Weddings And A Funeral (1994) Into the Woods (2014) Groove (2000) The Green Knight (2021) Happiest Season (2020) Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981) Bad Times at the El Royale (2018) Much Ado About Nothing (1993) Jurassic Park (1993) Pride & Prejudice (2005) Scarface (1983)

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we’re reading Dracula for one of my book clubs, and I completely forgot that the book starts out as quite an enjoyable travelogue—having just passed the bar exam, Jonathan Harker is essentially on his first real business trip, and keeps making little notes to ask for recipes, or that he’ll share such-and-such about the landscape with Mina.

I also forgot that Jonathan Harker has a Kodak camera (he used it to take pictures of the London estate for Dracula) which leads me to assume that the 21st century version of Jonathan Harker’s journal is actually a series of instagram posts that start getting really, really weird.