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whichjosephine replied to your post: whichjosephine replied to your post: #when chloe...

Yes, its still a brilliant episode, despite intense creepiness.

Yup. My favourite thing is the terror you can feel throughout the entire thing even with out speech and just ugh, it's so well written I sort of want to cry.

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whichjosephine replied to your post: #when chloe told me this was a good episode #what...

I had to watch it during the day time, I cant deal with those gentleman things. (lets ignore the fact that Im 20-years-old.)

I'm 1000000000% convinced they are the reason I am scared of smiling things in horror films. I watched it first when I was like 6 to 8 (not entirely sure) and despite the fact that it's been at least a decade they still creep me the fuck out, so you're not alone.

But it is one of my favourite episodes even if it is in possibly my least favourite season.

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#when chloe told me this was a good episode #what she really meant was fucking creepy as shit #(still good though)

It's Buffy, creepy and excellent are synonymous. (the episode was Hush btw)

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whichjosephine replied to your post: tobequitefranco replied to your post: I want to...

IT DOESNT MAKE SENSE IT DOES BUT IT DOESNT

If anyone ever comes London (as it's the only place I have experience with) find out a tube map, and the TFL website AND TREAT THEM LIKE JEWELS. YOU WILL ALWAYS GET LOST!

And then eat some crumpets or some tea or something.

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bandcandy replied to your post: I want to live in NY at some point in my life but...

Not all streets in NYC are numbered. just depends on where you live. There are plenty of streets in the other boros (Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, the Bronx) that have named ones. theres also Long Island, which is suburbs. and upstate is rural.

I did figure not everything was numbered and I was basing my knowledge on TV shows, films, and an old friend of mine who's American and lived in Brooklyn till they were like 13 and still goes there every summer. So yeah. It's still all planned out though. Like just the concept of a block is interesting to me in the same way roundabouts probably are for people who don't have them!

whichjosephine replied to your post: whichjosephine replied to your post: ...

*blows a raspberry in a german accent* (im super impressed)

Google translate is my friend!

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tobequitefranco replied to your post: I want to live in NY at some point in my life but...

Wait sois there just no order elsewhere? Are blocks not universal units of measurement? @.@ (Not all the American streets have numbers)

No order like at all. The other day when I went to the theatre my friend and I walked from Piccadilly Circus to Trafalgar Square both of which are like well known tourist-y places and we only really managed that because I know the bus route that goes from one to the other well and we just followed that. You literally just have to follow public transport if you don't know it. It's just a clusterfuck of streets.

whichjosephine replied to your post: I want to live in NY at some point in my life but...

It still amazes me how some states are square shaped. Actual real defined boundaries and roads that arent winding and confusing, I dont understand???

And no country lanes! You can drive down a road without trees touching both sides of the car! Or like from what I can gather every house has a number not just a name! But the straightness of the roads is like peculiar. How do you have straight roads?

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whichjosephine replied to your post: whichjosephine replied to your post: LES MIS AND...

verpiss dich

Verpiss dich to you too (◕‿◕✿)

Also: Ihre Mutter war ein Hamster und Ihr Vater roch nach Holunderbeeren

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whichjosephine replied to your post: LES MIS AND HARRY POTTER (ANY/ALL OF THEM) AND ALSO THG. (you dont have to rate my blog, its okay, i know im a 10)

u little shit

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