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good morning to frauds who stole a dead man’s name and made nothing of it, roman catholic boss babes from brooklyn, prematurely greying compulsive liars, housewives inflicted with suburban ennui, neurotic rat boys looking for their next father figure at work, gay italians, big boobed milfs who own 5% of the company and foreign exchange workers from great britain

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Me everyday.

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Legend

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i didn’t do my homework but i did do this

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@dondraperkin it doesn’t have spoilers

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don’s idea of bonding with his daughter: committing petty crimes that directly hurt the working class

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BETTY OH MY GOD I WOULD KILL FOR YOU I WOULD BURY FOR YOU

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Mad Men || 6x08: “The Better Half”

This is literally top five in the the funniest exchange on the whole show.

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the witch from hansel and gretel is getting really creative

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you know when the hero dies and they try to resurrect him but he comes back slightly wrong and unhinged and without morals? vine vs tiktok

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i mean you aint wrong

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Joan found Shirley MacLaine’s character in the film deeply sad, passed around among the men in her office “like a plate of canapés.” As with so many other moments like this on Mad Men, Joan doesn’t seem to realize she’s speaking of herself as readily as the person she thinks she’s talking about. But this is clear by episode’s end. As the two get in the elevator to head down, Bert asks her to push the button for the lobby, and the connection between Joan and the movie character is clear: Both have wasted some part of themselves on men who, fundamentally, don’t love them, because they’re hoping for something better out of it and simply not finding it. And from the look on Joan’s face, she gets this just as well. (x)