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Drunk Post

On my fifth whiteclaw (they’re delicious fight me).

After a week of wanting to not feel shit I feel fucking great. 

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honestly if this site gets deleted where would i go? facebook? no twitter? full of the same shit but worse instagram? i’m too ugly outside? god could you imagine

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the plot chickens

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WWWWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSUPPPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!

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HOLY

FUCKING

SHIT

same, Dean, HARD SAME

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Corbin when the demon came out

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He’s Back

- Finn

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rest in peace all of us and corbin

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My new favorite picture

Also I didn’t make this

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j e s u s

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↳ summerslam ‘18

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im losing it

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One thing that makes me sad is when I go through the Critical Role tag and new/soon-to-be Critters ask when they should start watching and a lot of people reply that they should just ignore Campaign 1 and start with Campaign 2. I totally understand the logic behind the post, CR campaign 1 is a massive undertaking clocking in at around 115 two to four hour episodes, and a lot of people don’t have time for that and/or want to get caught up to the new weekly excitement asap. But, the story of Vox Machina is a narrative fantasy masterpiece at least on par if not surpassing the likes of LotR or ASOI&F. Matt, and the party as well obviously, took a brand new medium and way to tell a story and transcended anything, and while I understand it’s a lot to watch I think it would benefit everybody from content creators to passive consumers to watch/listen to CR Campaign 1. 

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thighs are the great equalizer wherever i go and whomstever i talk to