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So today I poked myself in the eye with eyeliner and started crying black tears

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Dangerous Dogs Behind “Beware Of Dog” Signs.

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Joey has killed more than you can imagine.

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Have some praying Dan on your blog :)

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ease // troye sivan

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friend: you look stressed me: haha yeah it’s the stress

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Dan and Phil

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Mr. Tyson On Passports

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The “Field House”, Long Island, New York by Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects.

Photography by Matthew Carbone.

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Looks Like Someone Returned It

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Aesthetic.

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The Groke vs. Elsa

Credit to mum for noticing this and letting me post about it. So, this might have been mentioned before, but has anyone noticed how strangely similar Elsa and the Groke are? The Groke is a creature that was created by Tove Marika Jansson. She is a bit taller than the average person, her shaped often described to look like a hill. Originally white, after some time she becomes dark purple. But that isn't what is important, the important thing is, both Elsa and Groke, at the touch of their skin, can freeze any human to the core. Freeze you solid. Anywhere they go, it can freeze everything kill the plants around. Also, both, when younger, would seek attention, but at an older age, do not. Both are considered misunderstood and lonely, so they live all alone on the top of hills. And finally, though this could possibly be a stretch, they only want love. They just want to not be lonely, and in the end of Frozen, the only way Elsa can fix what she has done, is through love.

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our two favourite nerds

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Jensen | JIB7  

Credit: @mostly10

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