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[wakatwan]

Brand New & Powerful Hot & Humble

[stavnespullar632j]

te corria entera!!

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[wassmann899m]

☀️ Kazuko

[vanhaitsma201s]

🔝

[number3gaystreet]

[number3gaystreet]

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[fine167g]

geile sau

[carragher600z]

so sexxxy

[swlucundagon]

julee

[charlotbaldinger651x]

🤗

[clementinegerth6]

[merola98s]

Damn smoking hot. L

[bigdickkkdaddyyyyy]

What a sweet looking girl!

[rrcenic]

and what if i said aromantic timothy rand

[clownfire]

The Bizly trope is GRIEF and a deeply internalised self-hatred.

There is either s gaping wound in their chest where a loved one was violently torn from their heart. OR a belief that they are something undeserving of love because destruction is all that they leave in their wake.

Volatile, lonely people in a world of glass that cuts deep.

[artboyboogie]

a rand from the favorite character challenge im doing. go my creatures !!

[beautifulconnoisseurcrown]

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[dopenightmarecandy]

[v50wed]

The Wheel of Time s03e04 ​​​

Moiraine Damodred & Rand

[artboyboogie]

what happens in Galloway,

[whencyclopedia]

Witwatersrand Gold & the Creation of South Africa

The colonial authorities responded to the news of the gold find at Witwatersrand by sending surveyors to choose a suitable nearby site where the inevitable influx of gold prospectors from all over the world could live. The site chosen would eventually become the great city of Johannesburg. Within a decade, the young town boasted 100,000 inhabitants, and by 1900, this figure had risen to 166,000. Johannesburg became the largest African city south of the Sahara. It was a wild place in the early days where the spending was as loose as the morals. One contemporary described Johannesburg as “Monte Carlo imposed on Sodom and Gomorrah” (Jackson, 14).

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⇒ Witwatersrand Gold & the Creation of South Africa