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Leon-Francois Comerre (1850-1916), “Luna" 

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Tumblr is where girls go to be alone with other girls who are being alone and that's why I've been using this site for so long

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Artist: oejerum

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Natalia Smirnova.

#artwork

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Photos courtesy of Yves Adams

Rare yellow penguin photographed for the first time ever! Wildlife photographer Yves Adams spotted the unusual bird on a remote island in South Georgia near Antarctica, in a colony of 120,000 king penguins. The odds of ever seeing an individual like this are one in a million

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we need to bring back inviting people over for cake and coffee. my grandma used to do that all the time and I think it's a lost art

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The weather's changin' by Rodolphe Tavernaro

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There is a conversation to be had about the fact that Taylor Swift's album is being played in its entirety across all of iHeartRadio's 868 stations, pushing out the opportunities other artists might have had to get radioplay. That's the literal definition of a monopoly. No wonder she'll hit the top of the radio play charts with this maneuver, because at least 65 minutes (if not the back side of the album, which would take it to nearly twice that length) across EIGHT HUNDRED AND SIXTY EIGHT STATIONS will be dedicated to her, artificially boosting her radio play and decreasing everyone else's. In this essay I will—

#anti taylor swift

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losing the idgaf war badly (I want to be in love and to have someone be in love with me)

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Claude Monet

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God's strongest soldiers are retail workers that have to listen to that dog shit music all hours of the day

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lmaooo

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Gorje, Slovenia by Bor R

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Ainu woman, early 20th century, Hokkaido, Japan