Enid: "You don't have to understand me. You just have to be here with me"
Wednesday: "I can do that"
Enid: *smiles*
Wednesday: *subtly smiles*

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Enid: "You don't have to understand me. You just have to be here with me"
Wednesday: "I can do that"
Enid: *smiles*
Wednesday: *subtly smiles*
UM EXCUSE ME put your tongue back in yo mouth sir
George Kirmiz - Sajjel Ana Arabi Al-Bara'em - Tha'er Sabreen - On Man Al Fajer - Rubbama Muhiddine Al Bagdadi - Al Fajir Kofia - Leve Palestina, Krossa Sionismen Riad Awwad - Intifada Kofia - Nazaret Mustafa al-Kurd - Kinderlied George Kirmiz - الويل لكم Mustafa al Kurd - Ya Hala Rim Banna - Hala la la lia El-Funoun Palestinian Popular Dance Troupe - Lover's Hymn Riad Awwad - The End Zeinab Shaath - I Am an Arab
I can’t believe Seth survived the outbreak, a literal freaking zombie apocalypse just TO STILL BE A HOMOPHOBE
if you allow reylo then you also allow thorki.
adoptive brother shipping!!!!!!
Singer-songwriter Nermin Niazi posing for an unknown Pakistani magazine in 1989. Only 14 at the time, Niazi and her brother Feisal Mosleh (19) would record and release Disco Se Aagay while residing in London. Disco Se Aagay would combine mid-Eighties new-wave / synthpop and post-punk with Urdu lyrics, Hindustani scales, and their Pakistani way of life to create a one-of-a-kind album of the era. Once thought to be long-forgotten, a copy has been re-discovered at a New York City record store and was re-issued again by the Discostan label.
dye your hair ginger
this is cursed get this out of my inbox