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#gymdayz

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Lol guys have really low standards. No reason to be scared to ask

I rlly wanna message this guy like, wANNA FUCK? but idk how to ask for sex without sounding kinda slutty about it lol

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Loved this song , hope they officially release it soon #LateBloomers #TheGrowlers #Atx (at Emo's)

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Friday nite (at 6th Street, Austin, TX)

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When Leo arrives at the Oscar after party's #leodicaprio

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IMDB’s top ten highest rated episodes of Community

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The Strokes are the last of a certain breed. They don’t make rock bands like them anymore: the larger-than-life, the mythic, the kinds that can fill an arena with screaming fans that span generations. You can argue this — you have Arcade Fire, or the National, or the Black Keys, maybe. There are still rock artists who ascend to the major leagues, but there’s something different and specific about the Strokes. They were a vicious, new thing that also held more in common with the rock mythos of the past. The youthfulness, the leather jackets, the partying. Most of our biggest rock artists are too self-conscious or self-deprecating or self-aware to have the kind of magnitude of the Strokes and buy into it entirely. Which they did, under all that detached cool. They were a rock band in the classic mold. They burned out, faded away, and returned as classic rock — and given this is the 21st century, that all happened within about half a decade. Sure, the War On Drugs signed a two-album deal with Atlantic, but it’s hard to envision any of these other rock bands embodying the classic ethos of the genre in the same kind of big-screen fantasy as the Strokes. They have an aura. They’re the kind of band where they walk onstage and you have to process the fact that you’re in the presence of them. That’s the stuff of bands that define a generation. They don’t feel human."

Ryan Leas

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Unbelievably amazing 

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U GOTTA CHECK OUT THE NEW WEBSITEEEEE!!

http://juliancasablancas.com

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maple is fucking NOT impressed by wonderwall

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just perfect

Scarlett Johansson on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon | April 30, 2015

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community + genres

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me in life