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Any one wants to induct me in their vampire gang I'm sure it will have no downside
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Embroidered this thrifted dress for my daughter by pinkdovesoap on reddit.
no mom i still don't have anyone around to come on my brithday thank you for reminding me how sad my life is mom i needed that just before i have to make dinner
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A Comprehensive List Of Jack's Canon Chirps
"Bittle, HEADS UP!" [Bitty passes out] "…Or get into fetal position at central ice. That's also an option."
"You've never seen the sun rise from a rink, eh? Thought you were a figure skating champion."
Bitty: "A fist bump! I didn't know you did those." Jack: "Ha - you gotta work for them."
"The sad thing is, I can tell he's lying not because of the library part? But because he'd never leave a pie unattended."
"Oh and Bittle, before I forget. This summer? Eat more protein."
"When you get Youtube famous don't go out and chirp me all over the internet, eh? 'Night."
"How many of those tweets do you start with oh my god y'all?"
"It's way too easy to make you laugh. Make sure you tweet that." [looks over Bitty's shoulder to make sure he tweets that]
[texts Bitty a smiley face] [follows up with:] "Sorry that was a typo."
"You only tweeted twice while we were working, Bittle. That's a record."
[Bitty gets knocked over] "I guess you're looking for extra checking practice, eh, Bittle?"
"We should get going and let Bittle here text about his walk to class."
Bitty: "E-excuse you, but my kitchen is no place for checking!" Jack: "…Your kitchen?" Bitty: "Well, the kitchen! Now move your big -- uhm." Jack: "My big…?"
[At Thanksgiving] "All that turkey's gonna make you slow for tomorrow, Chowder."
[To a kid wearing a Brad Marchand jersey while asking for Jack's autograph] "You know this isn't me, right?"
"17." [At Bitty's confusion:] "That's the number of pies you baked in September. In case you were wondering where your time went."
"I'm sure you'd be done [with your history essay] too if you had tweeted it. Is that an option?"
[looks at Bitty's tweets] "I said where'd you get that camera not is that the camera you use. Come on, Bittle."
[finds Bitty's surprise cookies] "I'm surprised your cookies got through costumes Bittle."
"I told my mom about all your tweeting? She says you're not following her. I'm more surprised than offended, Bittle."
"Shitty, don't you think I should get a tweet transcript or something since he quotes me so much? For legal purposes."
"Hey, Bittle. That Daily reporter didn't rope you into an interview after that jump?"
[after meeting Farmer] "She was nice, eh? Cute. …I bet you're texting about our lunch now."
[Nursey accidentally hits a kid in the face with his hockey bag] "Nice check, Nurse."
[in the middle of the night] "I figured you'd be up baking a pie or three."
[Bitty gets shoe-checked] "Hey, it's no shoes, no shirt, no service, Bittle."
"Whose shoulders are you going to sit on at Spring C, Bittle?"
[Shitty tears up while kissing the ice] "Crying a bit there, eh?"
[SMH buy Bitty a new oven] Bitty: "I need to bake something right this second!" Jack: "Stop crying first."
"If we move the kitchen table out, you can bring your bed in."
[About graduating] "The biggest change is probably my diet. Less pie."
"And hey, it's a bit different than you and Lardo, eh? Since everyone knew you were in love with her since sophomore year."
[during Falcs Faceoff] Teammate: "Heard you've never lost one a these, I'm scared." Jack: "Yeah, you should be."
[Gets chirped for dating Bitty] "This is a Samwell hockey record. Chirps lasting longer than the ones re: Holster & Esther S." Holster: "…Jack." Jack: ":)"
Nursey: "Yo, Bitty do you remember any French?" Jack: "No." Bitty: "I can speak for myself, Mr. Zimmermann." Jack: "Well. Not in French."
[To Marty & Thirdy] "Hauling your kids around on a sled just about wore you guys out, eh?"
[To Tater] "Potato champ needs more sleep, eh?"
"Bitty? Hey, bud, come on, say something -" [Bitty passes out] "Or you can pass out at center ice. I'm getting deja vu."
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Le Figaro-modes : à la ville, au théâtre, arts décoratifs, no. 8, août 1903, Paris. Dentelles fleuries. Ville de Paris / Bibliothèque Forney
Ida Rentoul Outhwaite (Australian 1888-1960), Fairy Scattering Stars - The Enchanted Forest, 1921, Ink on paper
In Poor Belgium, he writes : “I am told that in Paris, 30,000 people are asking for the abolition of the death penalty. 30,000 people who deserve it.”
this is an all time baudelaire moment to me. im trying to be less harsh and not say things like "for the good of society, right-wing people should be thrown into large pits of lava" but i feel like such an angel, such a bodhisattva when i read baudelaire and he says things like "if you oppose the death penalty, you should get the wall frankly". and his explanation of why he feels so strongly about it is so :
In My Heart Laid Bare, he explains that the death penalty “aims to save (spiritually) both society and the guilty party” and specifies: “For the sacrifice to be perfect, there must be consent and joy on the part of the victim. Giving chloroform to a condemned man would be impious, because it would deprive him of his awareness of his greatness as a victim and eliminate his chances of gaining Paradise.”
ok charles. totally. i love how he had political opinions that were not at all uncommon for the times (being conservative and against women's rights and such, not controversial at all in his milieu sadly) but always backed up by extremely bizarre tirades delivered with the confidence of someone who thinks everyone agrees. um, sure charles... we have the death penalty for artistic and spiritual reasons, what a normal thing to say
Evening Dress
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