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steve harrington YOU'RE BONES ... netflix found its new supreme 😭😭😭
The song. The scream. THE WINK.
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if you havent watched this i genuinely need you to so badly its so integral to who i am as a person
Five years ago today, Andrew Garfield blew us all away in Tick, Tick... Boom!
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That was the biggest brainwashing operation I've ever seen in my life. i will never forget how the whole world bullied this woman and made fun of her suffering.
"Why don't you name your abuser??!"
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Your 20’s are NOT for finding “the one” and starting a family. Your 20’s are for substance abuse and buying secondhand designer
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Replying to @Variety
Unless Johnny depp kills himself on screen I have no interest in seeing him in theatres
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"Nobody is coming to save you " ummm my friend is literally coming over and we're gonna smoke some weed
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"Radfem" in bio and you're using the words of dead men to try to discredit a woman's excellence in her craft.
interestingly, orwell argued that complex phrasing and pretentious diction were often used to hide weak ideas. Hemingway also used to think that a writer who knew what they were doing would not lay out the entire meaning on the page and would hide it behind modest phrasing. Not -
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a misoginia está em tudo mesmo galera nunca vou ver comentarios assim sobre um homem que está simplesmente falando sobre o seu trabalho
She’s so egotistical it’s insanity
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complex phrasing and pretentious diction and this are the verses she’s referring to
interestingly, orwell argued that complex phrasing and pretentious diction were often used to hide weak ideas. Hemingway also used to think that a writer who knew what they were doing would not lay out the entire meaning on the page and would hide it behind modest phrasing. Not -
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prisha retweeted
아들내미 사고친거 듣자마자 도색도안된수트입고 날아오심
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Like mother, like sons. Stream Marvel Television’s #VisionQuest and the rest of the #MCU on Disney+.
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Cutest book sale around Indiranagar 🎈atta galata Btw there are books starting from 10,20 and even for free Happy children’s day
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cuando están hablando mierda de mí pero todo es verdad
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everyone’s favourite mean lesbian and bisexual twink duo <333 #thebody
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prisha retweeted
young agatha if youre crazy enough
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when an ugly stranger calls you twin
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se me olvida que ya no tengo 17 y ya no puedo arruinar mi vida
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I’ll see u in court… the FOOD COURT!!!!! we r friends ❤️
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that baby don't even look like me
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BOLLWOOD LETS GO BACK we are tired of masculinity slop
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