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via @extramadness

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May the 10 of Pentacles bless your account with more money than you can spend. 💵✨

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Please go follow @cmrell

I am posting my poetry on this blog and would appreciate readers and feedback!

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- C.M. Rell

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- C.M. Rell

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- C.M. Rell

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Pretty // Bitchin’

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https://instagram.com/p/BjNePqtgSFS/

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he had to sneeze

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This shows humor is criminally underrated

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ok do you guys remember those Capri Sun “RESPECT THE POUCH, RESPECT IT!” ads where children would deface a Capri Sun pouch in some way and then suffer some karmic punishment thematically connected to the way they disrespected pouch then there were Airheads commercials where eating an airhead would turn your head into a balloon and there were Fruit Gusher ads similar to that except your head turned into an enormous piece of fruit what happened where for this brief period of time (in america at least) it was decided the best way to get kids to buy fruit themed junk food was to imply there was some kind of chaotic evil force that would let you sip its sweet nectar and feast on its fruit, but only if you were willing to sacrifice your state of existence and obey the artificially flavored outer gods   

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The Clash photographed by Adrian Boot in Belfast, 1977.