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roma★

oozey mess
noise dept.
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Noah Kahan
art blog(derogatory)

pixel skylines

@theartofmadeline
official daine visual archive
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ellievsbear
ojovivo

❣ Chile in a Photography ❣
Game of Thrones Daily
Doug Jones
d e v o n

seen from Morocco
seen from Brazil

seen from Singapore
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seen from United States
seen from Brazil
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seen from United States

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seen from United States
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seen from Paraguay
seen from United States
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seen from Australia
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seen from Jordan

seen from Canada
@liveitlive85
“You like it, I love it”
— A statement used to describe acceptance of one’s life choices. (via blkproverbs)
“Alright, now.”
— used as a parental warning. also see “watch yaself.“ (via blkproverbs)
“I knew his/her ass was (insert adjective here) from jump!”
— African American “Told You So"- ers (via blkproverbs)
““Best Believe…””
— A term of reassurance; as in “Best believe I would have whooped that ass" (via blkproverbs)
“I’m on CP Time/CPT”
— CP Time, also known as CPT, stands for colored people time. Expect this person to be at least fifteen minutes late to any and all gatherings. (via blkproverbs)
““You think I’m playin’ with you?””
— What a black mom says right before you’re about to get it. This is usually a point of no return.
““What had happened was…””
— -African American proverb. Said when someone about to lie
““Ooouuu! I’m tellin’ mama!””
— - African American Proverb; An unforeseen ass whupping.
““Come outside, I’m around the corner.””
— - Your ride who hasn’t even gotten to your neighborhood yet
“down for you like four flats”
— I got you
“You’ll just keep crashing if you don’t take your eyes off the rear view mirror.”
— Leo Christopher
“She had this way of always finding the good and believing in everything despite all that she had seen. And that is what I loved the most - the pure magic of her undying hope.”
— Becca Lee