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💖Madeline-21-taken 7/30/13💖

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Margot Tenenbaum Costume Tutorial (Makeup + Outfit): https://youtu.be/X9clPwtdZfA

[tinderventure]

I honestly cannot figure out why he wouldn’t reply

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Phoebe helping her heartbroken friend, Helga. Because everybody needs a friend to help them when they’re down.

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those people who sit with you and help you rationalize all your negative thoughts and never yell or get tired and just stay with you until you feel less sad are the real angels of this world omg

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Yes Daddy, I like it 😍 @only-daddy-owns-me

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*stops playing video games and remembers real life* wtf the fuck

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one of us

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@prepgoth this reminds me of yr art

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History tends to forget Patti Smith continued to make music after Horses was released in 1975, but the pioneering punk goddess had yet to release her best material. By Easter in 1978, Smith’s musical anarchism had reached a fever pitch. Attracting a fellow rebel-‘rouser, (albeit a more commercial, palatable one) in Bruce Springsteen, who turned co-songwriter on this tune. A crowd-pleasing, fist-pumping, pseudo-love song wasn’t typically in Smith’s wheelhouse, but this is where The Boss takes hold, making use of Smith’s unique vocal delivery to create her most successful track to that point – though a certain remix of a another controversial cut from Easter featured in Natural Born Killers may have taken that title in recent years. 

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OMFFGGG

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