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rubyredwisp

What’s the best advice your mother ever gave you? [x]

me-melonlord

Avatar is really my favourite cartoon! That’s so well think and the drawings are so beautiful!

eighthsun

Finally finished!

Welcome to my candy store Zuzu

Heathers / Avatar: The Last Airbender

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agentlemanintraining

Can someone please give them an award for best brother-sister pairing ever?

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Schäfler by tobias_knoch

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Yesterday would have been her 52nd birthday, but PAN AM Flight Attendant Neerja Bhanot of Chandigarh, India died at 23 being a hero. She is credited with saving the lives of 360 passengers onboard PAN AM 73. When radical Islamic terrorists hijacked her A/C in Karachi, Pakistan she informed the pilots (who used their escape hatch to runaway) and kept both the passengers/remaining crew calm. When the terrorists demanded to know who the Americans were on the flight so they could execute them she gathered all the passports and hid the ones belonging to Americans under seat cushions. The terrorists confused and unable to determine the national origins of the passengers didn’t execute anyone. When Pakistani police raided the plane she was able to nearly singlehandedly evacuate all the passengers as the firefight ensued. She being one of the last people on board did a last check and found three children still hiding. As she led the children to safety the surviving terrorists spotted the children and opened fire on them. Neerja jumped in the way of the bullets and was mortally wounded. She was able to evac the children to safety before dying from her wounds. Neerja was awarded the Ashok Chakra Award by India, the highest peacetime gallantry award possible. She was the youngest and first civilian to ever be awarded this honor. Thanks to Shattered Citadel for this!

shot-gunkiss

Taran Killam needs to be my best friend. NOW

alexusraine

Haha I loved this skit

sammazing

heres a fun game i discovered to do in the car: when the person who’s driving obviously knows where they’re going, point and give directions with a straight face the entire trip no matter what they say.