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First Eyeem Photo at Jeti Pangkor Island Resort by Yubie Tan on EyeEm

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Middle man?!

Fuck this shit. Since I started to make "friends" with so called buddy, I had been a middle man so many times and I don't know why this always happen on me. But I do my best for my friends, my buddy because I know you deserve better. But fyi, I hate to be a middle man, I am not that kind of person who like argument. I don't need sympathy and care from you. I just want to have a simple life with the people I love and people that wishing to stay by my side. You do your best as a friends, as any role but don't fuck up with me. You may go if you think I am not the person that should stay with you. Fine, just leave, I don't need you. 最近又变成中间人了。我真的不知道要哪里发泄,只好在你们不在的管道下说一说我的感觉。我从来都不喜欢当中间人,也不喜欢是非。我只想当一个普通人。我不需要你们可怜,也不需要任何人安慰。如果你想和我做朋友,那请你做好你的本分,做朋友应该做的。我能帮则帮,但有些事情不是我的事情我绝不会插手。你觉得我是坏人,那你可以走。我不需要你这个朋友。

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I am a girl. Yes. Call me tomboy? Or boy? Anything. I just dress what I want to dress. I feel awesome in my way. So what?!

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My love had following me for more than 3 years. Even though I am not using it often but the memory between me and you will never forget. #dslr #nikon #d3100 #photography

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Awesome

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Hahaha!!!!!

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True friends appear in the most unlikely places at the most important of times.

Sam and Mr Kips  (via safewithsam)

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More quotes about life Here

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Opss!!! LOL!!!!!

Before Frozen came out, I followed its progress like a hawk. As a diehard Disney fan, animation nerd, and feminist, there were a lot of things about the movie’s premise that appealed to me. After seeing it (more than once, now), Frozen easily became one of my favourite...

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Love you

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Aww..so cute...

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I hope i can be there...so amazing...

Climbing Huashan (华山), China’s Most Heart-stopping Hike

For more photos from the hike to the top, explore the 华山 Mount Huashan location page and browse the #huashan and #华山 hashtags.

In China’s Shaanxi province, 120 kilometers (75 miles) west of Xi’an, the peaks of Mount Hua, or Huashan (华山), pierce the clouds, tempting adventurers to explore their heights.

The westernmost of China’s legendary Five Great Mountains, Huashan has stood as a destination for Daoist and Buddhist pilgramage for centuries—though the inaccessability of its peaks attracts only the most dedicated of pilgrims.

The southern peak reaches the highest altitude at 2,155 meters (7,070 feet), igniting the imaginations of thrill-seeking travellers. Home to an ancient monastery that in recent years has been converted into a tea house, the trail to the peak is one of the most dangerous in the world. Those brave enough to make the climb face steep and winding staircases carved into the cliffs and Huashan’s notorious plank road: a series of wooden planks affixed to the mountain’s face with no rails or barracades between hikers and the abyss below.

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Singel life is boring, for me

Everybody have their work, their partner, their things to do, but I'm staying and sitting on couch. At least people seeing something but I'm nothing. Watching movies and daydreaming, not daydreaming.

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How do you ask me this question when you ald have your discriminate on it?

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You guys know, all too well, that when we discover something on the internet that we think you guys will like, or will be moved by, or inspired by… we’ll share it with you. We’ll share it with you because it means something to us, and we think it’ll mean something to you guys, too. We share the stuff that we’re passionate about, and today, it’s this documentary trailer.

A visiting Director came to talk to Lucy’s class a few weeks back and talked about a film she’s making called ‘Out of Order’ – a feature length documentary following the journey of three queer members of the Presbyterian Church in the USA.

Out of Order is a story of empowerment and inspiration. It invites everyone – gay, straight, bisexual, queer, transgender, faithless, religious or otherwise – to challenge exclusion and intolerance.

We think this is too important not to be shared. We think this film needs all the support it can get, in whatever form it takes (and who would I be, as a film maker, to not share something as important as this).

The Director needs donations - but she also needs help to spread the word. So if you can’t donate, please spread this video like wildfire. The film is about people making a stand for what they believe in. It’s about a wider humanity, and doing what’s right, despite institutions telling you you’re wrong, broken and don’t belong.

Website: www.outoforderdoc.com

Facebook: www.facebook.com/outoforderdoc

Twitter: @OutofOrderDoc

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Sorry it's in chinese.