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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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Claire Keane
Game of Thrones Daily
The Bowery Presents

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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

@theartofmadeline
Cookie Run:Kingdom Official!
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Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
One Nice Bug Per Day
occasionally subtle
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@lesmursmurmurent
A really common strike tactic in the pre-internet days (a little less common now) was to form a picket line. Basically, the striking workers would hold up signs explaining their strike and surround their place of work with a line of people all chanting and marching. This not only got the public interested in the strike, but it also physically blocked people from entering the business they were striking against.
When workers strike, businesses sometimes hire “scabs”, or workers willing to step in and replace the strikers to make the strike meaningless. A picket line would mean that even if the business got a full complement of scabs, they would still take a huge hit financially during the strike.
“Never cross a picket line” is something union and other pro-labour parents used to teach their children, and it meant both “never be a scab” and also “never patronize a business currently under strike.”
Amazon will likely hire scabs during a widespread strike to pick up at least some of the slack. This time, workers can’t use a physical picket line to block access, because Amazon is an online business. But it’s still important to make sure the company isn’t able to bring in a lot of profits during the strike – hence the calls for boycott online.
Amazon knows they need their employees. They just also know they can (currently) get away with abusing them. The boycott and the strike are not to convince them to think anything, it’s to make it so unprofitable to continue that they have no choice but to concede to the strikers’ demands.
CALUNG DARSO
Don’t let the picture fool you, this song will make your day.
Yeah Just as a general note You should eliminate any thought that there is an expectation that you do anything by any age You don’t have to be married with kids by 25 It’s ok to be 16 and never been kissed There’s nothing wrong with you if you haven’t graduated from college by 22 You’re not a failure because you don’t have your dream job at 30 There are no rules to life. You don’t get special points for achieving certain things by a deadline. Just go at your own speed. It’s not a race.
When it’s been 3 to 4 years you haven’t been active on tumblr, but your summer job is so boring you are forced to scroll on the internet for hours and good old tumblr is there to entertain you...
Montagne Pelée, Morne Rouge (Martinique)
just trying to make peace with what society considers vile in myself
After the right time, they realize our importance, and we realize their irrelevance. بعد الأوان يدركون هم أهميتنا و ندرك نحن تفاهتهم
(via 72chambers)
Not everything is black or white...
I was looking for silence in a dune of singing sands.
My creativity has never been outbursting or anything and I think it may have something to do with my abuse of tv during my childhood and mainly because of school. I really do. So I think it has absorbed all of it and I can’t keep the child in me, because it’s already gone.
True story.
I feel lost. Feeling lost aren’t even the right words. Because I’ve never found my path. From day one I have been searching. And for a moment I thought I found my way, but once I arrived where I thought I had to be, it was like an illusion, like a mirage, once arrived I knew I wasn’t arrived at my destination. SO yeah, maybe nobody ever arrives there, but from what I’ve experienced, from what I have felt in my life, and what I acknowledged, I know you come at a certain point of your life, where everything is more than just ok. Where you feel that fulfillment. Because once, I had a glimpse of that. I just wanted to have fun, I really just wanted to be. And I think it was because I had something to look forward to but at the same time I had something I wanted. I think that could be my happiness. Having something, and I’m not talking about material stuff. I’m talking more like dreamachievement, or beloved people around me. So I had that, I had what I wanted, I felt fullfiled but at the same time I knew there was more to come. Yeah I’m a genius I just found out what the recipe of happiness is.(you’re welcome) Two years ago I had that, I just gotten my high school degree, I was about to start university, I was self-confident, I didn”t need someone to fulfill the gaps I felt in my life, because apparently I didn’t have any to fill. These were my truest happy moments. Now that i’ve turned 20 I have zero confidence in what’s about to come.
Could you explain why you chose to study law? :) are you glad you made this chose?
In europe lawyers wear a toga, i just wanted to wear one. Yolo.
Girls from a West Bank village cool off in the Dead Sea. By Paolo Pellegrin
Old posts
I've been reading my old posts. I realize that in some points of my life I really thought I knew what I was doing. At others I couldn't even go through a day without having doubts about every single thing. Maybe life is fluctuated by knowing and not knowing? Who knows?
Very nice coat you are wearing on the last picture! You look gorgeoys! What's the brand?
Hey Anon :) Well it's a second-hand coat I got from my friend so we don't know... Thanks for the compliment anyways and you didn't have to be on anon for that question I'm really an open person ya know :D
I dream too much, and I don’t write enough.
Anis Mojgani (via rabid-glow)