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happy Ides of March all y’all plebeians

REMIND ME TO REBLOG THIS EVERY MARCH 15TH UNTIL I DIE

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you guys, i’ve had this in my queue for a whole year. you have no idea how excited i am.

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misamo

most graceful archery in history

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she’s beauty 👏 she’s grace 👏 she’ll shoot you in the face👏

shaker1972

Halloween party treat ideas. @sixpenceee

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YUM!

sixpenceee

The Cherokee never had princesses. This is a concept based on European folktales and has no reality in Cherokee history and culture. In fact, Cherokee women were very powerful. They owned all the houses and fields, and they could marry and divorce as they pleased. Kinship was determined through the mother’s line. Clan mothers administered justice in many matters. Beloved women were very special women chosen for their outstanding qualities. As in other aspects of Cherokee culture, there was a balance of power between men and women. Although they had different roles, they both were valued. (Source)

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They were also one of the first Native American tribes to voluntarily Westernize. Following the American Revolution, the Cherokee were building European-style homes and were converting forest into pasture. They were on their way to being a prosperous and healthy member of the new United States, until President Jackson (D) decided that the white man deserved their land more and forced them to move out west, leading to the Trail of Tears.

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lolshtus

#this is me #at least I am balanced out

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have i mentioned lately that i love karl urban?

nightmareinsouffle

Can I just point out that that is the EXACT same justification people used when women were first entering the workforce.

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Summer’s not over just yet. Enjoy a delicious poolside lunch with refreshing cocktails at Paradise Cafe at The Mirage.

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raisemysonbootlicker

This is the money Patrick. Reblog so money will come your way

gvldenhour

“I’m getting back in line.”

sniggadoodles

OKAY but i just reblogged this last night and guess what i got today from my workplace’s self-audit!

THANK YOU PATRICK FOR FREE MONEY

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BLESS ME PATRICK

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PATRICK I HAVE NEVER STRAYED YOU KNOW HOW MUCH I LOVED YOU

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@billshitposts

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*rolls sleeves* aight dude lets get me some money

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Can i just *Gets in line*…there

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HELP ME PATRICK, I AM IN SERIOUS NEED OF CASH!!!

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pls

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reblogging for science

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Reblog if your illness does define you

Reblog if your illness has shaped your outlook on life and the world.

Reblog if your illness has warped your perceptions of people and social situations.

Reblog if your illness has altered some of the most fundamental aspects of your personality.

Reblog if your illness has impacted all of your relationships, and even been the reason for the beginning or end of some.

Reblog if your illness is often the cause of your moods and emotions, and affects nearly all of your moods and emotions in regard to other things.

Reblog if your illness has changed the strength of your virtues, from compassion and tolerance, to perseverance and determination, to gratitude and generosity.

Reblog if your illness has been a part of your life for so long that you honestly can’t differentiate the parts of your identity that are influenced by your illness from the parts that aren’t influenced by your illness.

Most importantly, please reblog this if you’re okay with your illness being on the incredibly long list of things that define you. Reblog if you don’t feel like your identity has to be completely undefined by your illness in order be valid. Reblog if you don’t necessarily like the parts of yourself that come from your illness, but don’t think that makes them any less you.