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just an insane character. thank you television
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Was looking for a book today when I saw these various animal books all on the same shelf and noticed their titles made a nice little impromptu poem about veterinary medicine

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This movie may be crap but Jonas Dassler is a gem 💎.
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喜宴 // THE WEDDING BANQUET (1993) dir. ANG LEE
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[About her political commitment: I'm doing this now because if this so-called fame has a purpose, it's probably this. - Sandra Hüller]
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King Lear performed in the fire-damaged ruins of Teatro Municipal de Lima (c. 1999), conceived by architect Luis de Longhi
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He never thought he would lose him so quickly.
In a way he had believed that it would go on forever. That their connection was strong enough to outlast the distance and the time they didn't see each other.
He had even once believed that one day he could save him, be his rescuer.
But then the immature twin brothers came along with bags full of weed and immature ideas and he lost him.
Sure, he was still by his side as a bodyguard, but the secret tenderness, their secret bond had been wiped away, replaced by a wall with far too many loud gestures.
The Tim who had so often lain naked beside him, so raw in his unleashed tender genuineness, was now buried in loud clothes, caps and sunglasses, buried behind all the 'cool' laughter and far too many 'bro's.
He couldn't say whether the Tim he loved so much still existed or whether he had disappeared forever. But he had no choice but to wait and hope.
#What happened to always adoring Jack?#I know jet lag and he couldn't find his Melatonin#But still it's kind of funny that he looks like he is fed up with T's mid life crisis behaviour#Jack and Tim#I forgot how I tagged them#The shield that you own#Tim and his bodyguard#Timothée Chalamet#Timothée Chalamet fanfiction
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Bound Man by John Singer Sargent, c. 1917-21
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“One day the sadness will end.
But I don’t think today’s the day.”
David Lynch
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