#EAU

[tmiegrl]

hello kitty perfume ﹒ 𐙚 ˚ ﹒⟢

[fidjiefidjie]

🫂 💧H20 💦

Source: HXN

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[steph-photographie]

Photo originale par Steph-Photo

Quand le Verdon rejoint le Lac de Sainte-Croix (04)

[thewisestdino]

any of the foxes and their numbers! (ex. kevin day - 2, neil - 10, etc.)

Gonna crack a rib when I get home I'm gonna bury you in my favorite hole I made a bloody mess in the kitchen sink I tried to fix myself but I didn't think

(im realizing now Jean is not a fox but heres him with 3!)

[5a-alf]

Who taught Kevin and Riko to shave?

It wasn't Tetsuji for sure, why would he take the time off his busy coaching schedule for something like that.

Was it an upperclassman? Was it part of PR training? Entire lessons dedicated on how to groom oneself, to be presentable, to be camera ready?

Were they punished for nicks until they learned how to efficiently use a razor?

Or else were they brought to a barber/had a barber come in before any trip that would put them in front of a camera, in front of fans, and no one ever bothered knowing whether they had the skill to do it by themselves?

And then, when Jean came, who taught him? Was it Kevin, in secret, after whatever torture Riko had deemed appropriate? Was he even expected to hold a certain standard of grooming, or did they "encourage" him to keep his beard unkept, as it at least made him appear older?

[fredomotophoto]

My secret paradise

Canon EOS 6D

EF24-70mm

f/4L IS USM

ƒ/11.0

24.0 mm

speed 5 s

iso 800

[lerefugedeluza]

Onirisme et origami.

[exy-conspiracies]

Ok. Hear me out. You know when Neil Josten (Foxes no. 10) started the new year with like a totally new look? I think he did it because of a bad break-up. New look, even more hostility towards the Ravens? Not to mention how much he's suddenly improved? Obviously what happened was that he had a short and passionate affair while he was practicing with the Ravens and then broke the other person's heart when he refused to transfer schools for them. And now he's throwing himself into training and being a New Neil Josten. Who hasn't done the exact same thing after a break-up? Anyway, my money's on the mystery affair being Jean Moreau because of the whole matching 3 and 4 tattoo thing.

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[doubtspirit]

© Gloria Rodríguez, Agua y Azulejos, Seville 2014 http://instagram.com/gloriarodriguez_fotografia

[steph-photographie]

photo originale par Steph-Photo

Le pont de Savines-le-Lac qui enjambe le Lac de Serre-Ponçon (05)

[odinsblog]

Saudi Arabia, the world’s leading exporter of oil, has become the biggest obstacle to an agreement at the United Nations climate summit in Dubai, where countries are debating whether to call for a phaseout of fossil fuels in order to fight global warming, negotiators and other officials said.

The Saudi delegation has flatly opposed any language in a deal that would even mention fossil fuels — the oil, gas and coal that, when burned, create emissions that are dangerously heating the planet. Saudi negotiators have also objected to a provision, endorsed by at least 118 countries, aimed at tripling global renewable energy capacity by 2030.

Saudi diplomats have been particularly skillful at blocking discussions and slowing the talks, according to interviews with a dozen people who have been inside closed-door negotiations. Tactics include inserting words into draft agreements that are considered poison pills by other countries; slow-walking a provision meant to help vulnerable countries adapt to climate change; staging a walkout in a side meeting; and refusing to sit down with negotiators pressing for a phaseout of fossil fuels.

The Saudi opposition is significant because U.N. rules require that any agreement forged at the climate summit be unanimously endorsed. Any one of the 198 participating nations can thwart a deal.

Saudi Arabia isn’t the only country raising concerns about more ambitious global efforts to fight climate change. The United States has sought to inject caveats into the fossil fuel phaseout language. India and China have opposed language that would single out coal, the most polluting of fossil fuels.

…Saudi Arabia has stood out as the most implacable opponent of any agreement on fossil fuels.

“Most countries vary on the degree or speed of how fast you get out of fossil fuels,” said Linda Kalcher, a former climate adviser to the United Nations who has been in negotiating rooms this week. Saudi Arabia, she said, “doesn’t even want to have the conversation.”

Saudi officials did not respond to requests for comment.

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[vhscorp]

Quand les hommes n’auront plus d’eau à faire couler, alors ils feront couler le sang…

V. H. SCORP

[viejospellejos]

🔴AHORA: Inundaciones y lluvias extremas en Emiratos Árabes Unidos

[lerefugedeluza]

[exy-conspiracies]

What if the ravens had some sort of prolonged deal with a malicious entity to ensure their victory but, when Day left, the seal broke and the entity was freed?

Maybe the 'contract', so to say, was renewed every season, which is why they ended up losing and, once it was all over, dying one by one, starting with their leader.

Moreau has been spared so far because he jumped ship earlier the little traitor...

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