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AnasAbdin

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Claire Keane

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Sade Olutola

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$LAYYYTER
YOU ARE THE REASON

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@princessholtzmann
i love pokemon go
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
criminal minds without context {part seven}
A photo of Pluto, 24 years apart (1994-2018)
Batman and Harley Quinn - Paget Brewster (Poison Ivy) Interview SDCC 2017
Things I will forever hate:
Season finale cliffhanger…and than the show being canceled.
me watching disney princess movies
as a kid:
now:
LISTEN
Me: Alright, brain, we have two tasks to do. One of them is more time sensitive, but working on the other will be more fun. Which should I start on?
My brain: Do fucking nothing for 72 hours
Me: Understandable, have a nice day
David Schwimmer films himself in a New York supermarket with his arms full in spoof video after police issued plea for his lookalike in the UK
Okay…Ross Geller might have The Worst™, but David Schwimmer is a fucking treasure.
So one of our new vocabulary words is “malus”, meaning “bad”, and I asked my students if they could think of any English derivatives, telling them that just about any English word that begins with M-A-L is going to mean something “bad”.
I’m expecting stuff like: malice, malcontent, malnourished, or even malware or Maleficent.
Instead I get this one girl in the back of the room say “male” with the most dead-eyed expression.
This has the same energy as two years ago when another student said she remembered “vir” meant “man” because “it looks like virus, and men are a virus”.
One of my Latin students, whenever I’d ask if they wanted a couple extra minutes to review before a test, would always say, “No, we die like men.” And so finally I asked her why it was always ‘like men’. She said, “We die like men, unprepared and useless.”
I’m so sensitive you could literally text me in a different tone and I’ll get sad
cute date idea: we go to a botanical garden. you point out a flower and i immediately eat it
you know what really gets my goat?
el chupacabra
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