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Anybody have any good IsaacxOC/reader fics? Preferably like reallyyy long and just super well written. Like I’m talking 10+ hours too. (They can be on Wattpad, tumblr and ao3 idrc which one)

#isaac lahey #teen wolf #isaac lahey x reader #isaac lahey x y/n #teen wolf fandom #Isaac lahey imagine #teen wolf fanfiction

eminemmademedoit

Need a light?

Why isn’t there like any good negan fics… like Is that just me who thinks this or is it just me not being able to find ANY. Like I can’t find ANY well written ones😭😭. Please suggest some for me I need it so bad

#negan #twd #the walking dead #jdm #jeffrey dean morgan #negan imagine #negan one shot #negan fanfic #negan fanfiction #twd fandom #twd fanfiction #au #negan x oc #negan x reader

nothinglikeinthemovies

Last nights pickup 😍

writerandrocker

I believe someone already mentioned this, but we know that Lil Nas X survived the snap because Shaun and Katy are singing Old Town road in a bar in Shang-Chi. But I’d like to point out just how close these two events were, (the release of Old Town Road and the snap).

In spring of 2018, Thanos snapped and wiped out half of all life.

In October of 2018, Lil Nas X started recording the original Old Town Road, but he found the instrumental even earlier.

The song released on December 3rd, and later re-released with Billy Ray Cyrus on April 5th, 2019.

So, essentially, in a matter of months:

*half of all life is destroyed, governments are in ruins, world consumed with chaos*

Meanwhile Lil Nas X:

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Ani, the city of a thousand and one churches

Via The Atlantic In Focus

typhlonectes

“Situated on the eastern border of Turkey, across the Akhurian River from Armenia, lies the empty, crumbling site of the once-great metropolis of Ani, known as “the city of a thousand and one churches.” Founded more than 1,600 years ago, Ani was situated on several trade routes, and grew to become a walled city of more than 100,000 residents by the 11th century…”