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And would you like Santa to bring you a real gift or a passive-aggressive one?

FESTIVE SEASON ✨ SUPERSTORE 3.07 “Christmas Eve”

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KATSEYE, ph Davis Bates Flaunt Magazine (2025)

#katseye

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SCARY MOVIE — 2000, dir. Keenen Ivory Wayans

#scary movie

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The Addams Family (1991) dir. Barry Sonnenfeld

#the addams family

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me to me : i love you but we gotta get our shit together

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the thing about having hope is that it is so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so difficult. but you have to do it anyway

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ONE TREE HILL ( 2003 - 2012 ) ↳ season 1, episode 2

#oth #yeah

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if you start reading books again. you will feel at least a little better. I promise

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I feel so strong and I feel sexy and I feel kind of invincible when I’m on stage.

- You know what? You were never really a good friend. Even when we were little, you used to steal my toys and pour lemonade on my bed. - And now, I'm eating your boyfriend. See? At least I'm consistent.

JENNIFER'S BODY (2009) dir. Karyn Kusam

#jennifer's body

3,463 signatures are needed, let’s get there by the end of the day?

Across the world, we’ve seen deadly floods made worse by sprawling industrial growth and impervious surfaces — parking lots, warehouses, and roadways that block water from soaking into the earth. When these developments are built near waterways, they not only harm ecosystems but put surrounding communities at risk of flooding and water contamination.

We must not let this happen to High Falls Lake in Georgia.

This is about more than one development — it’s about the future of our entire watershed. The High Falls–Towaliga watershed provides drinking water, habitat, recreational access, and natural flood protection to communities throughout Middle Georgia. Every tree cut and every acre paved at the edge of the lake weakens this vital system. Our fight to stop Hillwood is part of a larger effort to safeguard the health, resilience, and sustainability of the entire watershed — from the river’s headwaters to its confluence.

Your voice matters now more than ever. Here's how you can help:

Join the High Falls Towaliga Watershed Alliance at HFTWALLC.org.

Membership is just $25 a year, and every new member makes our voice louder. We need as many people as possible standing with us — united, organized, and ready to act. Share this petition with your neighbors, friends, and community groups. Every signature counts.

Contact Butts County officials and urge them to reject this industrial zoning and protect our water, wildlife, and way of life.

Email the EPD and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and tell them not to approve the final permit.

Together, we can stop this. Let’s protect what makes High Falls and the Towaliga River special — before it’s gone.

– High Falls Towaliga Watershed Alliance

#amazon #data centers #high falls state park #petition #please please sign the petition!#save our state parks <3 #save our natural resources!