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est. 2008 bring back the indie sleaze party scene

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since when did they have castles in jersey…

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got a new fairy necklace :p 🧚🏻‍♀️🌹

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i wish i was a mermaid like the girls in h2o

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when my iphone breaks im getting a flip.

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yesterdays outfit lolol

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peace offering

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Lady Amalthea -The last unicorn 1982

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The Last Unicorn 1982

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2rare

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melanie martinez :3

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Secret Central- class of 05 coming soon on vhs and dvd

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Katie Jane Garside of Daisy Chainsaw in 1991

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A passage I liked from the book i'm reading

page 326: The axiom of the empty set; is the axiom of zero. It states that there must be a concept of nothingness, that there must be the concept of zero; zero value, zero items. Math assumes there is a concept of nothingness, but is it proven? No. but it must exist. "And if were being philosophical- which today we are- we can say that life itself is the axiom of the empty set. It begins in zero and ends in zero. We know both states exist, but we will not be conscious of either experience: they are states that are neccesary parts of life, even as they cannot be experienced as life. We assume the concept of nothingness, but we cannot prove it. But it must exist. So I prefer to think Walter has not died but has instead proven himself to be the axiom of the empty set, he has proven the concept of zero. I know nothing else would have made him happier. An elegant mind wants elegant endings, and Walter had the most elegant mind. So I wish him goodbye, I wish him the answer to the axiom he so loved."

A little Life by Hanya Yanagihara