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she’s so beautiful ;’)

Saturn seen by the space probe Voyager 2 (1981) , Voyager 1 (1980) , Cassini (2007) and Hubble (2021).

Credit: NASA

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spiraled myself out of taking my life last night cause I remembered I still have a couple ao3 fics to read on my reading list.

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A relaxing night on 99th Street

Jet Set Radio Future (2002)

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wine drunkkk. lords and ladies I don’t think it counts against my vow of chastity if I fuck my squire like it’s not even a big deal

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2007-02-07

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if you suddenly don’t support the shooter bc he’s right wing I’m shaking you like a rag doll I’m throwing you into mount doom please look me in the eyes and remember that your biggest battle is not left vs right it is up versus down. they want you divided. keep your eyes on the prize. you want to eat the rich? so do the millions living in rural america. so do your farmers, your electricians, your welders, your fishermen. the men and women’s bodies who are exploited for labor. the class disparity the fear mongering the human rights violations stems from ABOVE!! they want you to despise each other to alienate each other to think we are not both human beings suffering for their profit. do not cover your eyes with their wool

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the epic highs and tragic lows of literally just being in my head on a perfectly normal day

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cemeteries aren’t creepy they’re actually devoted to memory and rest and love and humanity

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RayCrisis (Taito - PS1 - 1998)

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if you told vin diesel fast and the furious you were gay he'd be like "Some people like driving stick…some people like driving automatic…what matters is you cross the finish line.." and then he'd rev up a dodge challenger and drive through a building and kill 16 people

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The Sleuth, c. 1906 by Joseph Christian Leyendecker (American, 1874–1951)