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i like to think that my mc blaire and beckett compete with each other to be the top of their class (it’s out of love, i swear)

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REBLOG IF ITS OKAY TO TALK TO YOU.

Please.

wednesdaybraids

Of course… if you don’t get bored.

winterfrostlovetriangle

Absolutely!

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I’m always open to rants, rambles, comments, questions, concerns and occasionally criticisms (the latter only if they are constructive). 😊

And I’m always up for random lol!

mirclealignr

Literally anything. I don’t mind :)

parkerpeter24

Better than okay ❤

harrysbbby

I am genuinely so here for all of you. I’ve given advice to a few others on here before and they’ve all seem to find it helpful so legit hmu with anything you need❤️

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#139

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Avengers: Endgame (2019)

Directed by Anthony & Joe Russo

Cinematography by Trent Opaloch

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Los Angeles, CA

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not to be that person but #savespiderman and all other relevant hashtags are trending top 10 worldwide on twitter but #prayforamazon or anything about the amazon fire is getting nowhere near the attention of the custody battle of a fictional character is getting, the amazon forest is the earth’s largest eco system, it literally is the lung of the planet and the forest is on fire for 16 days straight and we only know about it like today like can we get our priority straight,,,

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USA. Illinois. Chicago. October 11, 1969. Protesters Arrested During the Days of Rage.

The Days of Rage riots in Chicago took place over a 4-day period beginning October 8, 1969, after members of the Weathermen, a militant offshoot of the Students for a Democratic Society, converged on the city to confront police in the streets in response to the trial of the group of anti-Vietnam War activists known as the “Chicago Eight”. The riot began following a three-hour rally in the city’s Lincoln Park, a meeting that had begun with the construction of a bonfire. During the course of the rally, at least a dozen park benches were destroyed to keep the flames alive, with Weathermen members closing by urging the 600 attendees to “tear down the Drake Hotel and get Hoffman,” a reference to trial judge Julius Hoffman. Heading both north and south on Clark Street, the rampaging mob broke windows and damaged cars along the way. This continued for several days, causing a large amount of property damage. One person was killed and many demonstrators were arrested. Some of the Weathermen members became fugitives and went underground when they failed to appear for trial in connection with their arrests during the riots; some only resurfaced decades later.

Photograph:Bruno Barbey/Magnum Photos