#you will do

[wishem]

i ate macaroni today. the pasta is curly like this clown's hair

[sketch]

[the-evolution-comes]

we’re snooping your playlist. put your writing playlist on shuffle and list the first ten songs, then choose ten victims.

I don’t understand how playlists work so I just have all my songs in one library

Ringtone - YACHT

Musique - Daft Punk

Cowboy - Tyler, the Creator

Death By Numbers - Childish Gambino

Everybody Talks - Neon Trees

Welcome to the Black Parade - My Chemical Romance

Holding Your Absence - Hammock

Waiting for the End - Linkin Park

Comfortable Liar - Chevelle

I Want You Back - Jackson 5

I this on @pltovr and just wanted to do

u can do to

[sunmoonandtalia]

whereallthewatertribeboysat replied to your post “You guys are sensible and look out for me please talk me out of doing...”

Did u see those slippers tho

My ex had a pair of reindeer slippers in our final year of uni I am completely unsurprised

lunargift replied to your post “You guys are sensible and look out for me please talk me out of doing...”

*lad voice* DO IT DO IT DO IT

DON’T ENCOURAGE ME LUNIE

[quillyfied]

luce-felice replied to your post: luce-felice replied to your post: he’s gonna be...

IMMA HOLD YOU BRO

GET READY FOR THE KOALA CLING

[dollface1989]

Things I'll Do|things You'll Do |

[marypsue]

Black Annis, also known as Black Agnes, is a bogeyman figure in English folklore. She is imagined as a blue-faced crone or witch with iron claws and a taste for human (especially child) flesh.[1] She is said to haunt the countryside of Leicestershire, living in a cave in the Dane Hills, with an oak tree at its entrance.[2]

She supposedly goes out onto the glens at night looking for unsuspecting children and lambs to eat, then tanning their skins by hanging them on a tree, before wearing them around her waist.[2] She would reach inside houses to snatch people. Legend has it that she used her iron claws to dig into the side of a sandstone cliff, making herself a home there which is known as Black Annis's Bower. The legend led to parents warning their children that Black Annis would catch them if they did not behave.[2]

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