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when i die put me in this then mummify me in fruit roll ups 

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@milk-rawrie

BOO BOO KEYS

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Me 😭

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I sincerely believe some people need a license to reproduce.

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Nostell Priory

Photo by me

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Jazz Baby Charlotte and her fan - Matou en Peluche (Source)

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What is this world we live in

@sixpenceee update on all my Pokemon! Surprisingly not a lot of water types at Siesta Key

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When Daniel doesn’t wear the white vans

I looked down at my ice cream and this face was staring up at me

Thats some @sixpenceee shit

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He’s my romeo but I’m not his juliet

fabuliz (via wnq-writers)

Are you Rosaline, or?????

the fuck?

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The most inspiring quote:

"Is it a hat because it's a rainbow or is it a rainbow because it's a hat?"

-Jenna Marbles; My Drunk Kitchen

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I recognize this painting; it is of the oil on canvas pieces on display there

Henry Fuseli - The Nightmare, oil on canvas, 1781. As soon as Fuseli presented this painting, it became famous for its chilling visual of the bane of people’s sleep. The painting was so popular that Fuseli painted several versions. The painting blurs lines, such as happens in one’s sleep, by showing both the dreamer asleep and the content of her dreams. The incubus, a male demon who seduces women as they sleep, sitting on the sleeper’s chest caused some controversy as it lends the piece an overtly sexual tone. Popularity smothered controversy, however, and the painting was made into several engravings and used widely in Georgian and Victorian satirical cartoons.

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Stunningly beautiful work

The Swing

Ca. 1767

Jean-Honoré Fragonard

Oil on canvas

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19th century China; can you fucking not

The Chinese Torture Chair

Used to interrogate the ill-fated in 19th century china, this blade laden chair would provide a slow and painful death to anyone strapped to it. Luckily, experts now believe that it was more than likely presented as symbol of power rather than a utensil of death.

Rex / Shutterstock

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can we just

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At fifteen, you had the radiance of early morning, at twenty you will begin to have the melancholy brilliance of the moon F. Scott Fitzgerald