Reid: nothing can scare me away from this job, I’ve been kidnapped, drugged, imprisoned, shot multiple times and even killed
Barnes: hi guys!
Reid: oh my god I fucking hate it here bye
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Emily: In other news, I'm happy to announce that BAU now stands for Bitchy Ass Unit thanks to Linda Barnes
Emily: Everyone, please comment on every awful aspect of Linda's personality
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I made a thing
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Last minute art 'cause it's Sam's birthday. (19.02.)
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‘You all get A’s [if you enrolled]’ is fking hilarious I love Professor Spencer
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Baby Love (1969)
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Oh I've never been happier to see a character go hopefully we never see her again
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*steps onto stage, grabs microphone* what if in Mr.Scratch, during Hotch's hallucination, Spencer and JJ were together when the former was killed as an residual fear of what happened in Georgia- Reid dead, JJ as the witness.
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Linda Hayden in a publicity still for Baby Love, 1968
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linda barnes enlightens a different type of rage in me that i never thought i had.
i genuinely have never hated a character more
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Seasons 12 and 13 are lowkey making me ship Emily and Spencer???
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Inktober22 - Day 10 and 11 - Lestat and Louis (I decided to post them together.)
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The Price (Channel 4, 1985)
"It was four o'clock one morning. There was a hammering at the door. The troops were thundering upstairs, shouting for William Crossan. My mother held on to my father, they threw her off him. Against the stairs. He'd done nothing. We weren't a Provo family, this wasn't the Bog. Or the Creggan. I was twelve. She caught me throwing stones at the Brits, she belted me! He had bronchitis, ah, he wasn't a well man. They ran him across the road in his bare feet, over broken glass. He was spread-eagled against a wall. The crucifix round his neck was torn off. 'You have a fuckin' cheek to wear that, Paddy'. And when he collapsed, they batoned him in the stomach or the balls. And when he could no longer get up... they stamped on his fingers. Broke two of them. When he was released - there were no charges - that night, it was the week before Bloody Sunday... I was allowed out to throw stones."
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