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Agent Provocateur | Carmella - Leavers lace and stretch-tulle underwired thong bodysuit | FW2018-19 Collection

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I'm only saying this for your sake, but objectively, it's not a smart idea to bring politics into normal hobbies. You might lose supporters of your blog just because of your political stance, and that would be terrible since you're so amazing!! It's only a suggestion, but I really reccomend not bringing politics into anything.

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Life is political, if you are paying any attention whatsoever.

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The idea that you can “not bring politics” into something is in and of itself a privileged position. Being able to go about your daily life “and not get political” means you can go through your day and not have to worry about the ways that structures of oppression shape every decision that you make throughout the day, and that you dont have to worry that any moment your behavior might be analyzed by another then pathologized and criminalized against you. The people who dont want to speak out about politics usually are those who the status quo favors and don’t want that system to be disrupted.

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(Mendocino, California - 2/2016)

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I know this one is a little rushed, but… When I left Berlin, a bus drove in front of me. A small family of ducks was almost completely on the other side of the road, only the last three chicks were lagging behind. if the bus would have waited only 2-3 seconds or just slowed down a bit they would have made it, but it ran over them. Please brake for Ducks. They’re just little families who want to live their lives. I should add that, of course, please do not endanger yourself and others while driving! But if there’s a chance to go a tad slower for a duck family, please do.

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ok guys let’s go to sleep now

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all together

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me and da mutuals

[baklavagyna]

this is the book where madelines appendix burst you insensitive bastard

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quAALITY FGUCKING CONTENT!!!!!

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tHEm

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someone isn’t happy

[amixedwitch]

tchaikowsky donating his skull to the royal shakespeare company in the hopes of becoming yorick is the most dramatic ass dark academia shit ever and you can’t convince me otherwise 

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I CAN’T BELIEVE THIS IS TRUE and you will not believe it that they never used on actual productions, only rehearsals because people got creeped out and didn’t want to use it, UNTIL DAVID TENNANT IN 2008

THAT MAD MAN ACTUALLY PERFORMED WITH THE REAL SKULL!

They had to stop using cause once the audience found out that was Tchaikovsky’s fucking bones(!) they got creeped out too and didn’t want it there, BUT DAVID JUST WENT “YEAH, LET ME HOLD THIS PIANIST’S FUCKING SKULL, WHO CARES”

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Tchaikovsky DONATED IT FOR THAT PURPOSE. why did this creep anyone out? and why did they cave to the audience’s weird hangups?

some people are cowards

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Cowards I’m not watching Hamlet unless there’s a real-ass skull in there

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Let the man have his post-mortem stage time.

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Man if you have the chance to recite Shakespeare to Tchaikovsky’s actual skull and you turn it down, I have already lost faith in your ability to embody Hamlet

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Guys, guys I looked up the rest of the story and it turns out this isn’t the end of it:

After the use of Tchaikowsky’s skull was revealed in the press, this production of Hamlet moved to the West End and the RSC announced that they would no longer use Tchaikowsky’s skull (a spokesman said that it would be “too distracting for the audience”).[10] However, this was a deception; in fact, the skull was used throughout the production’s West End run, and in a subsequent television adaptation broadcast on BBC2.[11] Director Gregory Doran said, “André Tchaikowsky’s skull was a very important part of our production of Hamlet, and despite all the hype about him, he meant a great deal to the company.”[11]

They told everyone they stopped and then QUIETLY KEPT USING IT because OF COURSE they did.

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Tonight’s mood: Bending you over on the bed, grabbing you by the hips, and fucking you so hard that you can’t think of anything but me.