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So the subplot of Holes is that Kate Barlow deals with the politically-sanctioned execution of her black boyfriend—who unlawfully kissed a white woman who was in love with him!!!—by becoming a serial killer who targets racist/sexist white dudes who harassed her, were rejected, then went after her boyfriend as revenge from the depths of the “friend zone”.
Go off Louis Sachar, let em know!
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not mine but i didn’t want comments to be mixed
@damonlakes @fizzy-llama
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7 years ago today, Taylor Swift released 'Look What You Made Me Do'
The iconic single broke several streaming records upon release including the 24-hour YouTube record. It also debuted at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
(on August 24, 2017)
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REBLOG IF THIS RELATES TO YOU:
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If you see this on your dashboard, reblog this, NO MATTER WHAT and all your dreams and wishes will come true.
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why don't you look at a black cat's fur turning brown in the sunlight and maybe you'll calm down
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i’d care if the person i reblogged this from vanished
idc if you reblog this from me but reblog it every time you see one of your friends or mutuals have reblogged it
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LAUFEY Met Gala 2024, Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion
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"kung pow penis," a phrase commonly used in reblogs to indicate utter disdain for OP, has twelve letters, each of which (traditionally) must be supplied by a different user. the unanimity of disdain indicated by these twelve unrelated users has strong parallels to the requirement of unanimity for a jury—also traditionally of twelve—to arrive at a verdict. in this essay i will
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