For those who don't mind letting go

Jahana. 20. Cardiff.

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It all makes sense now…

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Ayyeeeee littt

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This was a rollercoaster

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J2 on The Flash set

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you can actually see him go through all five stages of grief 

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Drag them, Tyler!

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British Kitchen Nightmares: “The risotto is overcooked and your restaurant needs new lighting.”

American Kitchen Nightmares: “YOUR STAFF DOES DRUGS ON THE CLOCK, YOUR FAMILY THINKS YOU’RE AN ASSHOLE AND THERE’S A LIVE RAT IN MY FOOD.”

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That rat’s name is Remy, and he works here. 

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Quality. Content.

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same.

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The face of pure terror

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Watch: Amber Heard, Gabourey Sidibe, and Freida Pinto just gave the most moving, striking reading of the Stanford rape survivor’s public letter

The essay is powerful even just as words on a page, but having these women read it onstage gives it more of a punch than we remember. Even if you’ve seen it already, or seen it a few times, you owe it to yourself to watch this.

Gifs: Amber Heard Brasil

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That’s not okay