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i feel bad for twins that aren’t equally attractive

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I think my favorite thing about Tumblr fandom is the way that you can compliment someone by screaming at them.

Responding to a fic with WHY WOULD YOU WRITE THIS, YOU MONSTER, WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TERRIBLE THING TO ME, GET OUT is considered the highest form of praise, in some circles.

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the signs as villains

Sassy Lady Villains: Aries, Leo, Libra

Cocky Genius Villains: Gemini, Virgo, Aquarius

Batshit Crazy Villains: Sagittarius, Capricorn, Scorpio

Emotional Villains With Tragic Backstories: Taurus, Cancer, Pisces

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i dont get crushes anymore im just alive and dying

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lilac backpack - $39.99

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I do not know what makes a writer, but it probably isn’t happiness.

William Saroyan (via takeishi)

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I don’t think a lot of younger Tumblr users understand what life during the anime boom was like in 1999-2007. How accessible anime was at the time. It was fucking everywhere. It wasn’t even a niche, literally everyone was into it.

Like, Cartoon Network showed stuff like YuYu Hakusho, .hack//sign, Gundam Wing, Outlaw Star, Tenchi Muyo, and Rurouni Kenshin every weekday after school on their Toonami block. 

I remember rushing home after school in second grade to watch Rurouni Kenshin. That was 7 year old me’s favorite show. 

You think Pokemon is popular now? HA! In the late 90′s, it was every parent’s worst nightmare. It was on the cover of Time Magazine for fucks’s sake. EVERY kid was obsessed with it. No exceptions. At least, until Digimon and Yu-Gi-Oh came around…

You could wake up on Saturday mornings and watch highly Americanized butchered versions of Shaman King, Tokyo Mew Mew (”Mew Mew Power”), and most infamously, One Piece thanks to 4kids. 

An anime getting an extremely butchered Americanized dub was a very real, legitimate threat that could happen to any show.

Staying up late enough to watch Inuyasha was considered a rite of passage.

Teenage girls flocked to Barnes and Noble to read entire volumes of Fruits Basket and Fushigi Yuugi in the store without paying for them.

All of the kids cartoons tried to cash in on the craze. I’m sure everyone remembers Avatar and Teen Titans, but trust me when I say that you DON’T want to remember Hi Hi Puffy Ami Yumi and Kappa Mikey.

Hayao Miyazaki won an Academy Award.

Final Fantasy VII was considered the greatest video game ever made.

Some people still called it “Japanimation”.

So many fucking magazines. Off the top of my head: Animerica, Shonen Jump, Shojo Beat, Newtype USA (the best one by far), Anime Insider, Beckett Anime, and Beckett Anime For Girls (The most cringeworthy one. Of course I had every issue!)

Anime was freaking everywhere. The entire country was in its weeb phase. Some people on this website are too young to even remember this.

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my grandpa is always making fun of old people he sees like he’s not 85

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accurate scientific research

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You can check the playlist with all these amazing songs (plus some openings, instrumental only) here ( X ) 

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Can’t you tell by just looking at me?

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“I made a promise to him. Because he was the first to ever need me…”

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季節は次々死んで行く

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[June 6] Happy Birthday, Akira Mado!  ヾ(*ゝω・*)ノ

640 x 1136 phone wallpapers (click for a higher resolution)

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always protect yamaguchi