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@itsaprilgirl
by the time you’re 25 you should know what substance you’re going to abuse forever
chocolate milk
coke zero
Not me though y'all stay safe
Thankful, and grateful for BOTH…
can i go to your house on monday tuesday wednesday thursday friday saturday and sunday
im going to play electric feel. by mgmt and this time i swear i won’t go crazyybbdhbhabghjgffkd3275689450′432
i said oo girl. shock me like an electiv eel . baby girl
Smol Scale
I have never seen this post before but tumblr already said I liked it. And I do like it
My body needs it—the hot baths, the care, the soft water, the perfume, the warmth. I take on the colors of the flowers, the bloom, the delicacy. It becomes me.
Anaïs Nin, Mirages: The Unexpurgated Diaries of Anaïs Nin 1939-1947
Iraqi National Museum Deputy Director Mushin Hasan holds his head in his hands as he sits on destroyed artifacts in Bagdhad, Iraq. The museum was severely looted by groups allied with the US militia. April 13, 2003.
mutuals don't forget to flip me to hear my b-side
learn to ask for things and soon you will be the person who gets the things they want without having to ask.
littlepie.hoian
'72-year-old bookseller, living in Rabat, Morocco, spends 6 to 8 hours a day reading books. Having read over 5000 books in French, he remains the oldest bookseller in Rabat, spending more than 43 years in the same location.
When asked about leaving his books unattended outside, where they could potentially be stolen, Mohamed responded that those who can’t read don’t steal books, and those who can, aren’t thieves.'
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