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i wish i was my cat right now. blissfully unaware of the world at large. gets love and pets
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Just had the most vivid dream where Sonic Forces 2 was announced and it was fucking insane. Metal Sonic was going to be the main villain again. Classic Sonic was going to speak and it sounded so off. At one point Orbot and Cubot were tied to a rocket and launched into space. The dream was so vivid that I genuinely thought it was announced. I was very confused when I tried to rewatch the trailer and couldn’t find it.
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does anyone wanna hold hands until we feel a little braver
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Girl who cares so much it makes her sick: whatever I don’t even care
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here’s how the insane clown posse can still win
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Reblog to hug prev poster (they need a hug)
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REMEMBER REMEMBER - THE 5TH OF NOVEMBER
V For Vendetta (2005) dir. James McTeigue
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If you’re in line to vote, stay in line!
You will be allowed to vote. Your vote will be counted.
These lines are no joke: Reportedly, additional voting machines were brought to college campuses in Pennsylvania “to accommodate the huge student turnout.”
I think turnout is going to be through the roof.
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please let him exist
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I wonder from where so many Americans get the idea that voting is supposed to be some expression of your deepest, most beloved values and virtues rather than a pragmatic, political move meant to shift your country as much closer to your ideal as possible. This strikes me as another example of extreme individualism. Voting isn’t about *you*. It’s about your city, state, and/or country. It doesn’t have to feel transcendently good deep down in your bones. It just has to *do* as much good as you can do, in this particular moment in time.
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“I’m tired of voting every 4 years”
You’re 26 and there’s 80 year old black women who remember a time when they couldn’t vote but STILL aren’t tired of it. Maybe it’s a skill issue on your part.
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