still seeing c*ck up in here
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Claire Keane
official daine visual archive
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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cherry valley forever
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
đ©” avery cochrane đ©”
we're not kids anymore.
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Noah Kahan
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todays bird
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Jules of Nature
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@bitter-nerd
still seeing c*ck up in here
this wasnât even a joke it was a straight-up confession omg
what the fuck is this
âGaymersâ
HOMER! STOP BRINGING HOME SOUL EDGE!
mâhunty
Reading Times, Pennsylvania, October 14, 1926
Too early?
Chicago Tribune, Illinois, October 24, 1932:
inclusivity win! jkr confirms dobbys cock huge!
oh to be a small clothed animal from a beatrix potter book, living in a cottage on the countryside kneading bread and such.
The dream
Purple-Necked Black-Bearded Blatch
The Purple-Necked Black-Bearded Blatch was the title character of the December 1969 Womanâs Day magazine puppet play âThe Purple-Necked Black-Bearded Blatch,â written by Jerry Juhl.
The Blatch possesses a long, extendable neck (made from a dowel) and is described as a âfearsome creatureâ who speaks in a âmonstery, blatchy voice.â Mean Mr. Figg sends the Blatch to Zing and Zang Zong, to frighten them. However, they decide the creature is a pet and teach him how to have fun.
The Purple-Necked Black-Bearded Blatch is ultimately returned to Mr. Figg, wearing a Santa hat, as a Christmas present.