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Alice Notley in The Paris Review (1970)

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swear to be overdramatic and true to my lover

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RHYS DARBY in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds S3E2

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just because i like something doesnt mean its good

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Meet me at midnight

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Sherlock Holmes is the funniest case of “doomed by the narrative” ever. Doomed by the narrative and destined to die young bc the creator hated him, and then the fans literally bullied him into un-dooming the narrative, writing about him for another thirty years, and giving the character a canonical happy ending where he retires to the countryside and keeps bees. Funniest shit ever.

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MISS CONGENIALITY (2000) dir. donald petrie

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🦋 DTA FAMOUS QUOTES

“You can't see me, can you?”

“That depends,” Castiel answers shakily, “on how you interpret 'see'.”

Map of the World by Seperis, ch. 8.

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do you guys remember when taylor came to the 2018 bbmas and it was her first award show in years because of you know what and we were all so happy and she looked like a greek goddess

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coffee ⤷ for Lyn @10x02‘s follower celebration

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i think its my sacred obligation to tell yall about animals so just letting you know that apparently (according to inaturalist) theres 321 species of squirrels in the world. Yes three hundred twenty one

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do you guys remember when trump said he liked taylor’s music 25% less and then she sold her merch at 25% off? underrated possibly top 10 funniest thing she’s ever done

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cat illustrations portraying a day in the mossy autumn forest

commission of lovely @/kiki_siber on ig <3

! do not reupload/repost my art anywhere !

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Valeria Luiselli, from Faces in the Crowd (tr. Christina MacSweeney)

[Text ID: It’s a ghost story. Is it frightening? No, but it’s a bit sad.]