carol in hr

there is no carol in hr

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Boss just told me there’s no pride in authorship

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How it feels most times tbh

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How it feels to be Charlie Kelly

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‘tis the season!!

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one of the most insane moments on television to exist

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Probably should have recruited them

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How it feels to be at your desk hearing your coworkers talk about it’s always sunny in the break room

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*Charlie Kelly Voice*

It’s a Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown (1966) is a loose allegory for Samuel Beckett’s 1952 play, Waiting for Godot. It was written 14 years before and Linus waits for the great pumpkin all night; he never comes and he doesn’t get any satisfaction or relief from his disappointment, thus proving that even though Linus is young, he realizes the absurdity of life better than anyone older than him. It’s a beautiful movie and deeper than we realize 👩‍💻 Happy Halloween 🎃👻🧡

~fin~

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Put your makeup on. Fix your hair up pretty; and meet me tonight in Atlantic City

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The gang: cowboy like me

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That boy is corrupt. Could you raise him to love me maybe? He sure fucked me up. And yes I’m talking ‘bout your baby.

- Sabrina Carpenter, Nobody’s Son

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You’re over my head I’m out of my mind thinking I was born in the wrong time one of a kind living in a world gone plastic baby you’re so classic

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happy halloween 🎃👻 from charlie kelly and his little green ghouls

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You’re so dumb and poetic. You’re just what I fall for I like the aesthetic.

Every self help book you’ve already read it. Cherry pick lines like they’re words you invented.

Gold star for hi-brow manipulation and “love everyone” is your favorite quotation.

Try to come off like you’re soft and well spoken.

- Sabrina Carpenter, Dumb and Poetic

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Same energy

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Your signals are mixed. You act like a bitch. You fit every stereotype, send a pic.

(Sabrina Carpenter, Feather)