#intergalacticafro

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intergalacticafro replied to your post “this is going to be the 8th time i update to windows 8.1 and i sure...”

i had to let mine sit overnight so it would finally update jsyk

uuughh yea and

i updated it but it got errors or it crashed and i constantly had to revert to windows 8 and do it over plus once the update fucked up my hardrive  ahahha

[khaeyong]

intergalacticafro replied to your post:oh also i have a twitter again so if we are...

gimmeeeeee i’m afrokhaleesi also I saw ur alisha art it’s maRVELOUS ;-; thanku

thanks!! also i followed you!

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Rules: In a text post, list ten books that have stayed with you in some way. Don’t take but a few minutes, and don’t think too hard — they don’t have to be the “right” or “great” works, just ones that have touched you. Tag ten friends, including me, so I’ll see your list. Make sure you let your friends know you’ve tagged them!

1. To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee. My grandmother gave me a copy of the book last night that is nearly but not quite identical to one of the other copies I have and I took it anyway. Because it's marginally bigger than the other copy, okay?

2. Flight by Sherman Alexie. One time I told Sherman Alexie that he was a rock star and he laughed at me.

3. Peter Pan by JM Barrie. Who's a precious little murderer? Peter's a precious little murderer! Mwah.

4. Natives & Exotics by Jane Alison. Whenever I think of third culture kids, I think of this book. Contains one of the best child POVs (in an adult novel) that I've ever read.

5. A Tortoise For The Queen of Tonga by Julia Whitty. The collection's titular story is one of my favorite short stories ever. 

6. His Dark Materials trilogy by Philip Pullman. Don't talk to me about Philip Pullman. I hate him (I love him).

7. Catch-22 by Joseph Heller. Yossarian?!?!!!

8. The World According To Garp - John Irving. I read this when I was too young and consequently think about the scene where she bites the dude's dick off all. the. time.

9. Poems on the Underground ed. by Judith Chernaik. I think this is the first poetry collection I bought by myself? I bought it when I was a shitty anglophile and it's probably the best thing that came out of that phase.

10. The Hunger Games trilogy by Susanne Collins. Teeeeeeeam Katniss.

[khaeyong]

intergalacticafro replied to your post:i saw curtis’s butt hell yeah

LITERALLY THE BEST BUTT. SO SCULPTED.

i actually rewinded that part like 3 times tho 

like if i watched it with you guys i wouldnt be able to rewind it to stare

i hope we get more butt scenes of his

[khaeyong]

intergalacticafro replied to your post:i posted an fb status and theres  like page banner...

they’re not all white, two of them are lightskinned. but shhh don’t look closer til laters, spoilers

oh i mean i glanced briefly at the tiny banner under my status and left and like two of their faces were covered by the profile pic so maybe i assumed too quick

but thank god tho

yeah im not lookin 

ill try to finish it after japanese or after finals 

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intergalacticafro replied to your post: fangirlingforeverz replied to your post: i mean...

yes you do need conditioner conditioner is everything i bleed conditioner

no but rly thank u all for educating a fellow black girl on natural hair 

i literally 

dont do anything right with my hair yo

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