#samuel jones

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Samuel Jones

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The Missing: Samuel Jones [ISTP 7w8]

Function Order: Ti-Se-Ni-Fe

“I believe in what I see, girl… snakes belong on the ground… this one hangs them in the air. A man’s heart lies in his chest… this one digs it out and buries it in the ground. I know a Brujo who can put an arrow in you from a mile away, I saw a Brujo lay his hand on a child’s head one time… one time… and that child doubled up cramped up and spewed/spat up white beads……

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I love this scene way too much I had to gif it

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Tom helping Samuel | January 29, 2019

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That’s right. Twenty-three skidoo. I’m getting the hell out. Because the next chapter in my life, is gonna be about me. Blake time.

Dynasty 2x01

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"Mel." "Melanie." She looks around. "My name is Melanie. Not Mel." "Okay, sorry," he says. "But it's okay." "What?" she says. "It's okay to be fucked up." She squints at him for a moment. "Did you just call me fucked up?" "No, I called you Mel," he says, "keep up." She feels her lips twitch but she refuses to laugh.

I love writing these two pfff

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"The ethics of the wild beast, the survival of the strongest, shrewdest, and meanest, have been the inspiration of our materialistic lives during the last quarter or half century. The fact in our national history has brought us today face to face with the inevitable result. We have cities in which a few are wealthy, a few are in what may be called comfortable circumstances, vast numbers are propertyless, and thousands are in pauperism and crime. Certainly, no reasonable person will contend that this is the goal that we have been struggling for; that the inequalities that characterize our rich and poor represent the idea that the founders of this republic saw when they wrote that "All men are created equal. "The competitive idea at present dominant is most of our political and business life is, of course, the seed root of all the trouble. The people are beginning to understand that we have been pursuing a policy of plundering ourselves, that in the foolish scramble to make individuals rich we have been making all poor. "For a hundred years or so," says Henry Demarest Lloyd, "our economic theory has been one of industrial government by the self-interest of the individual; political government by the self-interest of the individual we call anarchy." It is one of the paradoxes of public opinion that the people of America, least tolerant of this theory of anarchy in political government, lead in practicing it in industry." - Samuel Jones, the successful businessman and four-term mayor of Toledo, Ohio, was one of the first to try and introduce socialist ideas to local government. In his article, The New Patriotism: A Golden-Rule Government for Cities, he quoted Henry Demarest Lloyd on the subject of anarchy.

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Conflagration of the Masonic Hall, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Samuel Jones, 1819