
It’s Murphy next to Tino iirc. I just love that he’s got himself in the forwards zone for some reason

It’s Murphy next to Tino iirc. I just love that he’s got himself in the forwards zone for some reason
Well actually, I was referencing this post I’d made not even ten minutes earlier ^^
But I am in a good mood, so I’ll give you a lol
Every time I see Sylvia Plath quotes on my timeline, I just KNOW a crash out is imminent.
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1. Not Having a Valid Will or Trust:
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Samurai J ha chiaramente guardato samurai jack da piccoletto e quello e’ stata la sua intera personalità tutta la sua vita
i love dancing but why are a third of the students popular nonchalant kids. you literally cannot act nonchalant in a DANCE class 💔
My commentators basically said “they’re waiting a bit with this dude because they don’t know wtf he might do”
The funny thing is that there are exactly zero valid reasons to be angry with self diagnosers because IT DOESNT HARM ANYBODY. The worst thing that could happen is that they were wrong about themselves. Yall don’t mind yalls business enough for me and that’s the real problem
you guys just like syd barrett cuz he’s the only rock star to unironically go “yippee!!”