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You seeing anyone or dating anyone ?

No but there is this girl who keeps my phone dry as fuck

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I've been waiting for you since freshman year.

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Patiently anticipating

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(Source: AnotherManDown.net) please spread this like wildfire

My video I just put up with new proof 2pac is alive (part 2 coming soon)

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but…what…about…physics…?

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Ab-Soul ft, Jhene Aiko ft. Danny Brown

Terrorist Threats

Control System

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I’m handing out full plates of “shut the fuck up” tonight.

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I’m handing out full plates of “shut the fuck up” tonight.

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a collection

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I blinked one day and when I opened my eyes, it was normal to have an American army battling Americans on American streets. No one even calls it a war. But it is.

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Americans ignore the mass murder of students that is roiling Mexico

The violent disappearance of 43 students from a rural teachers college in Guerrero state has caused a political earthquake the likes of which Mexico has not seen in generations — perhaps even since the revolution of 1910. That makes it all the more baffling how little attention most people in the U.S. have paid to the unfolding tragedy.

To understand the historical significance — and the moral and political gravity — of what is occurring, think of 9/11, of Sandy Hook, of the day JFK was assassinated. Mexico is a nation in shock — horrified, pained, bewildered.

Mexico is on the brink. So why is America oblivious?

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Rest In Peace, Trayvon Benjamin Martin (February 5, 1995 - February 26, 2012)