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Michael in Crystal's IG post — Jan. 3rd, 2018

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Blue Charcoal (#010d18 to #010318)

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Bradley Beal — Washington Wizards

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ncentineo: Full moon tonight be wild. Taking headshots has always been a grueling idea to me but with @ryanunderfire it’s better than a trip to 6 flags. Fucking love you man.

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I said once I want to do a chibi ego series and here it is! I had so much fun drawing all of them, two of them I postet earlier but I thought it’d look better if I post them all together :>

@therealjacksepticeye I hope you like them!

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so ChanBaek had [a date] supported Junmyeon-ie at the last day of The Last Kiss musical today i am okay ???¿¿? it's gonna be a great month ??¿¿

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Ashton posted on his IG story — Jan. 3rd, 2018

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Jrue Holiday — New Orleans Pelicans

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It's times like this, when I really need to know what Joseph's and Graham's history is.

Because most people would not put up with Joe, and his behavior.

What is it that makes Graham stand firm at Joe's side, even after a couple of hiccups.

I don't think it's gratitude, or obligation as such. And as much as I believe that there is deep love between them, I get the feeling that something more is at play.

I've said before, that they obviously enjoy one anothers company, and don't have any friends outside of each other. Neither of them has many relatives, at least not that they can turn to.

Graham does his best to give His advice, as for the most part, Joe does seem to take his words into consideration.

But I have noticed, that Joe only truly listens when Graham gives him an order. Other times, Graham is only really voicing his opinion on matters. But I think that is how they work.

Joe will do a load of rubbish, Graham will be by his side, silently judging, offering advice and wisdom, some of which Joe takes on board, but most of which he ignores. Joe then messes up horrendously, Graham threatens to leave, Joe tells him to go ahead. Joe does more terrible things, just to get Graham's attention. Graham comes back to sorts things, and dishes out orders, which Joe then follows through straight away, admitting he was 'partly' in the wrong. Graham comes up with terms. Then all is well again. And so the cycle turns.

I love it all really. I just want to see the two of them fighting against the rest of the world. Not each other. Graham needs to stick by Joe.

Cause let's me honest - Joe is lost without him.

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Arsenal vs Manchester City | 01 March 2018 | Premier League

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