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Margot Robbie is so gorgeous 💞

Yeah she is

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As you get older, you really just want to be surrounded by good people. People that are good for you, good to you, and good for your soul.

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Have you ever seen Muriel’s Wedding?

Never. Whats that?

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THE OFFICE 9.05 – here comes treble

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Something about Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman photography 🤌

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alexandra savior promoting her first record belladonna of sadness

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So I am sick. Went to the doctor twice!! And I feel like...I always feel guilty when I get sick because it feels like ...I want people to believe me that I am ill. And my job is very strict went it comes to sickness. I actually spend 6 hours talking on the phone to people in front of a screen and my throat was like "girl we can't do this. Not with this weather changing"

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Something about Lois and Clark: The New Adventures of Superman photography 🤌

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Alexandra Savior singing Girlie back in 2016

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#BARBIE being a whole mood!

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I'm not like the other girls, i don't care about Polivore i miss Villoid, i miss planning my ourfit there, the little community, everything was perfect🤧

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Loving someone so much it hurts

I hate my life really.

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My heart

Hurts so fucking much

I miss my computer

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via Lucy Fletchh twitter

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PAUL MCCARTNEY THE BEATLES: GET BACK (2021) episode 3: day 21 → the rooftop concert

The greatest revelation, to a casual like me, is young Paul McCartney. My perception of him coming in was almost certainly a product of not studying the subject deeply enough, but I thought of McCartney as a sort of happy puppy dog figure, a la Mr. Peanut Butter in Bojack Horseman, a poppy contrast to the brooding, poetic/psychedelic genius of John Lennon. (…) In Get Back, I realized within minutes exactly how wrong I’ve always been. Above all, the two things that struck me most were McCartney’s sheer intensity and his ridiculous, irrepressible talent. The latter might sound awfully obvious — this is Paul McCartney, idiot, of course he’s an otherworldly talent — but watching him rehearse, riff off his fellow Beatles, and invent melody from thin air makes it clear that I never came close to understanding the scope of it. (…)

But McCartney’s intensity is something else entirely, and totally unexpected. Far from an innocent, he’s infused with pure energy; in ways subtle and overt, he can’t help imposing himself on everyone around him. Even when he’s in his “unfailingly polite” mode (…) he’s brimming with hidden force, the biggest person in the room. (…)  

What’s so compelling about Paul McCartney is that more than any of the others, he seemed to want to break free. (…) He’s a one-man army, a force of nature, pick any term you want — they’re all true.