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I don’t know what this is, except pure brilliance.

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I’m done, goodbye

#gpoy

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Get the bodies out of here. Ah, right. Are they making the lady uncomfortable?

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by Caitlyn Kurilich Follow them on Tumblr! 

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When you find out Isaac’s coming back in season 6

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“The power of my Catsui no Hado surpasses all. It is impossible for the likes of you to understand!” ~Akuma (Goukitty)

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Thick hair gothic

The pillow is wet when you wake up. Your hair is still drying. It’s always drying. You washed it 3 days ago and need to wash it again soon. It’s still drying.

All the hair balls in your room seemed to have moved into one corner on their own. You don’t know where they’ve come from or how they keep growing. They feed on each other. Soon it’ll be too big for you to escape.

You comb your fingers through your hair only to pull out a clump of hair. You do it again and another clump comes with it. You do this several times with the same result, but the number of hairs on your head is both constant and infinite. 

“At least I’ll be warm in the winter.” You reassure yourself as the sun beats down on your head. Your scalp is melting off, every journey outside is a mistake. The winter will never come.

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I had to EXPLAIN this to my bf, he nearly ruined it.

shipping is disgusting you should all be ashamed of yourselves

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The Cottingley Fairies.

In 1920 a series of photos of fairies captured the attention of the world. The photos had been taken by two young girls, the cousins Frances Griffith and Elsie Wright, while playing in the garden of Elsie’s Cottingley village home. Photographic experts examined the pictures and declared them genuine. Spiritualists promoted them as proof of the existence of supernatural creatures, and despite criticism by skeptics, the pictures became among the most widely recognized photos in the world. It was only decades later, in the late 1970s, that the photos were definitively debunked. Shown above are the five Cottingley fairy photos, in the order in which they were taken. In the early 1980s Elsie and Frances admitted that the photographs were faked, using cardboard cutouts of fairies copied from a popular children’s book of the time, but Frances maintained that the fifth and final photograph was genuine.

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Mar. BPC Day 11 | Signed No way am I pulling out all of my signed books, lol! Here’s a few favorites though. | IG | Etsy | Reviews | Litsy | Twitter | BPC pics |

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Wonder Woman #13 (1945) <– *applauds vigorously*                            

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happy international women’s day!

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😂🍕🍕🍕

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female awesome meme: [8/20] female dynamics  ⇒  Jessica and Trish (Jessica Jones)

“You’ve never loved anyone. You’re not capable of it. With one exception.”