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I do this. People think I’m on drugs or confused but I do this

#staring at the dj for longer than 30 minutes is legit boring as fuck

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Asshole neighbor is mad at fuck at decent neighbor for blasting his music I can hear him be pissed off love the drama

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going to the dvd shop to buy more dvds. give me my slop

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how have i never seen this picture of Lana wearing a Celtic top

#she lived in glasgow for a while what hahaha

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The anonymous asks I get are so cool. Whoever’s sending them is nice

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what's your favorite movie lately?

Heat was an instant classic, so was no country for old men lol. I watched Dune 2 at the cinema and it was a really cool experience as well. I stopped watching movies for a while so I have seen only 10 of them this year

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"A statement from the First Nations community said her successful escape will resonate for years to come and that it reinforces understanding of the connections between humans, animals and the Earth.

"Events like these have a deeper meaning and the timing of her departure will be thought about, talked about and felt for generations to come," the statement said."

it was meant to be. love you. godspeed

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Masao Maeda Hakodate dans la nuit

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Quarzazate solar power station in Morocco

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The Scene from the x files pilot, as seen on my 1999 crt tv :)

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the devil’s laughing in your face, give me another taste

HOUSE OF 1000 CORPSES (2003) dir. Rob Zombie

#theeee best horror movie after texas chainsaw

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helmut newton: a gun for hire (2005)

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i think for my next breakdown i'm planning to finally get into running and finally having a constant diet. getting ahead of my brain so i know how to cope when it happens

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‘Sans retour possible’/‘No Return Possible’ (Armenia, 1983) film directed by Jacques Kèbadian and Serge Avedikian. The documentary follows the Armenian diaspora community in France, with focus on the memories of genocide survivors and the struggle for recognition.

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Lana del rey for “Numero Magazine” 2012

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