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Faking Jazz Together by Connan Mockasin is one of my all time favourite music videos but also the song is so incredible it feels like a human couldn't have come up with the guitar and the otherworldliness of the video expresses that tenfold.

[remanence-of-love]

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Auburn Botanical Gardens

[eatpussypraylove]

I think I figured it out, the key to a successful life is to do what you want all the time and if you don’t do it then accept that you’re not doing it because that’s the choice you actually want to make. Just own your decisions and if you say you’re going to do something, do it. It sounds really simple, but almost nobody does it and when you meet people who are true to their word like that, you can feel the confidence and self-respect radiating off of them.

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Woooooo

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There's this horrible overlap occasionally of comedy Tumblr accounts I love sm randomly posting furry things so then I immediately unfollow because I can't with that bs. And it's such a shame because it's happened a few times .. alas .. different strokes for different folks

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So excited to read vinelandddddd. Just finished parable of the sower and I couldn't put it down 💗

[knightedangel-deactivated202605]

Guys

[louisbxne]

BEYONCÉ

Work It Out (2002)

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I made a new friend today! She is so so cool. V stoked t b h

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Listening to #Doggy by #AnimalCollective doing 105kg hip thrusts only for the next song to be #UndergroundKings by #Drake and for me to win

[ymutate]

S.W.Randall (American, b.1965).

After All, 2025

Oil on panel | 36i x36".

Private Collection.

[shvyaa]

[7pleiades7]

The Return of Persephone (1891) by Alfred Kingsley Lawrence (British, 1893 – 1975), oil on canvas laid to board, 50 x 60 in. (128 x 152cm.), Private Collection

[drowningparty]

[H]ow can anyone tell the truth about Fascism, unless he is willing to speak out against capitalism, which brings it forth? What will be the practical results of such truth? Those who are against Fascism without being against capitalism, who lament over the barbarism that comes out of barbarism, are like people who wish to eat their veal without slaughtering the calf. They are willing to eat the calf, but they dislike the sight of blood. They are easily satisfied if the butcher washes his hands before weighing the meat. They are not against the property relations which engender barbarism; they are only against barbarism itself. They raise their voices against barbarism, and they do so in countries where precisely the same property relations prevail, but where the butchers wash their hands before weighing the meat.

Bertolt Brecht, from Writing the Truth: Five Difficulties (1935).

[1dietcokeinacan]

@fashionmajor

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I'm not posting anything so let it go. Thank you :)

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i want to gaze upon your divine figure again