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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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we're not kids anymore.

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@bl0od-queen
America is built on racism, slavery and genocide and literally continues to exploit this in every sphere of existence.
my plan
step 1: buy 15 identical cats
step 2: invite someone over
step 3: when they ask how many cats you have say “just one but he’s really fast”
hillary clinton told a joke at the al smith dinner tonight. it’s a very simple joke. and these two CNN panelists have completely misunderstood it at every turn. it is making me so god damn angry.
the gist of the joke is “when i look at the statue of liberty, i see all the things that make our country great [blah blah blah.] when donald trump looks at the statue of liberty he sees a 4. maybe a 5 if she loses the torch and the tablet.”
and this fucking moron is saying that the joke is funny because the statue of liberty looks like the number 4.
which is not what that joke is saying at ALL.
her follow-up to this joke was:
“you know what i think a good number for a woman is? forty five”
(because if she’s elected, she will be the forty fifth president)
and this dipshit on CNN is chuckling like “yeah, i think forty five is a good age too”
When sexists don’t understand they’re the butt of the joke because they’ve never heard a joke at their expense imo
If you’re around 18 and you dont find this nostalgic I feel bad for your childhood
I had that EXACT Doodle Bear! I actually thrifted it in college back in the late 2000s. I gave it to my young niece.
I need a girl👸🏼 who's a: Lady in the streets 👠 Freak in the sheets 😈 Cory in the house 👦🏾
The last line 👌😩😩
dog: BARK
me (with the same tone and volume): WHAT
life sucks. i have no goth friends to dance under overpasses with
Jflaxman aka James Flaxman (Australian, b. 1978, Sydney, Australia) - The Songless Bird, 2012 Digital Arts: Mixed Media
hi actual cannibal here just wanna say that cannibalism is NOT vore and it's totally fucking different before anyone brings it up. vore is weird as shit
never thought i’d open my inbox and read “hi actual cannibal here” before
16-year-old Skylar Neese (right in first photo) had a 4.0 GPA, a part-time job at Wendy’s and an active social life. Her two best friends were Rachel Shoaf (middle in first photo) and Shelia Eddy (left in first photo). They all attended University High School in Morgantown, West Virginia, and “you barely ever saw one of them by themselves,” according to another friend. Skylar had been friends with Shelia since they were young children but the duo became a trio in high school when they met Rachel. Skylar’s father said that Skylar’s two friends “walked in when they came here” and that they “didn’t even knock.” That’s how close the girls were; their parents considered them family.
One night during a sleepover, Skylar witnessed Rachel and Shelia have sex. Feeling as though Skylar was “in the way” of their relationship and fearing that it would become public knowledge, they decided they would kill Skylar. On the 6th of July, 2012, Skylar disappeared. She had come home from work and was last seen on surveillance footage climbing from her bedroom window. When she didn’t return that night or show up for work the following day, her parents called the police and a six-month long search ensued - all the while Rachel and Shelia rallied around the investigation, acting as the grieving best friends. They even posted several selfies with Skylar on social media and begged for her safe return knowing all to well that she wouldn’t be returning home…
On the 16th of January, 2013, Rachel confessed that she and Shelia had murdered Skylar. They had been questioned several times by investigators and eventually, she confessed. She led investigators to Skylar’s body along a rural road in Wayne Township. She had been brutally stabbed to death. Rachel confessed that she and Shelia had picked up Skylar in Shiila’s car and drove to Pennsylvania. They had brought along two knives which they had wrapped up in towels. As the trio sat and chatted, Rachel and Shelia counted down to three and then started to violently stab Skylar. She was stabbed in the neck and back. She had attempted to break free but couldn’t get away.
Rachel and Shelia had brought along a shovel and had planned on burying Skylar’s body. The duo were not strong enough to break the ground so they dragged her lifeless body 15 feet from the road and hid her under tree branches where she remained unfound for six months. Before Skylar died, she uttered the words “why?” When Rachel confessed to the murder, she claimed “they didn’t want to be friends with Skylar anymore.”
Shelia Eddy pleaded guilty to first-degree murder and was sentenced to life in prison. She will be eligible for parole after 15 years. Rachel Shoaf pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced to 10 to 30 years. When Rachel apologised to Skylar’s family during her sentencing phase, her father replied: “You can never say you’re sorry to me or my wife, because you’re not. There will never be closure for us as far as you two are concerned. You defied our trust. We treated you with Skylar’s life and this is how you treat us.”
Mary and David Neese, Skylar’s parents, continue to share her story in the hopes that Skylar’s Law expands to other states. Skylar’s Law is a West Virginia addition to the Amber Alert in which the Amber Alert coordinator determines whether an Amber Alert should be issued or not as opposed to law enforcement agencies. When Skylar disappeared, law enforcement did not believe she was in danger and therefore no Amber Alert was issued.
An emotion: *pokes its head through the mountain of suppression I've buried it under*
Me, beating it with a stick: Back! Back!