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Sarah Bennett 📱📖

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Introducing Yasmin, Ryan, Graham, and… the Doctor!

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if ME2 recruitments happened through LinkedIn...

Garrus: Rarely logs in, but when he does, he obsessively checks up on the people in his network to make sure they’re doing ok.

Grunt: Not really sure what the website is for, but he likes to upload shark photos as his profile picture.

Miranda: Has hidden certain details of her education history because she’s sick of explaining that, yes, she got an MD-PhD when she was that young. Jacob: Has the most professional-looking profile out of any of them. So many endorsements, so few views. :( Zaeed: Has an incredibly long summary of his background. Shepard scrolls through it out of politeness, and is surprised to find that there are some pretty decent stories in there. Kasumi: No results were found for Kasumi Goto. Thane: Skills - a very particular set thereof. Tali: Finds LinkedIn inadequate, designs her own website instead Samara: The longest part of her profile is the “Causes I care about” section. Mordin: Along with his long list of scientific accomplishments, he carefully includes details about his musical career. Just in case a talent scout happens to be clicking through. Legion: Crashed the servers by creating so many profiles.

Shepard: Pointedly ignoring TIM’s invitation to connect.

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CRAP I FORGOT JACK. Sorry.

Jack: Advice for contacting - Don’t.

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She is a warrior born. She was raised and trained for the field of battle. She left her island on a mission of peace. She does not look peaceful. I admire so much in the Princess. Her ability. Her power. Her ferocity. Despite her desire for peace, she revels in war.

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Inglourious Basterds (Quentin Tarantino, 2009)

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*gives someone so much space that i never speak to them again*

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ohheyiris

Akira Armstrong was in two Beyoncé videos, but couldn’t find an agent to represent her as a professional dancer because of her size. To change the narrative around what a dancer’s body should look like, Akira started her own dance company, made up of plus-size dancers. “Pretty Big Movement” is destroying dancer stereotypes, one routine at a time.