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SNOOPY JAPAN ARABESQUE CUP AND SAUCER SET

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Taylor writing the prologue for TTPD

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cmon child safety lid you know it's me

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okay so where are my fellow guilty as sin? stans at

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they should invent joints that don’t hurt

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is this the end of all the endings? … come one come all it’s happening again… hand on the throttle thought i caught lightning in a bottle oh but it’s gone again… how did it end? ……… he’s got my heartbeat skipping down sixteenth avenue… i can’t find a pulse my heart won’t start anymore for you… stopped CPR after all it’s no use….. clearing the air i breathed in the smoke… six weeks of breathing clean air i still miss the smoke……. i want to teach you how forever feels… you and me forevermore… he saw forever so he smashed it up…….. your integrity makes me seem small you paint dreamscapes on the wall… when your impressionist paintings of heaven turned out to be fakes well you took me to hell too………. but i’m a fire and i’ll keep your brittle heart warm if your cascade ocean wave blues come… don’t want no other shade of blue but you… you sacrificed us to the gods of your bluest days……… all’s well that ends well to end up with you… and i’ll still see it until i die you’re the loss of my life…………….

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CAUSE IM A REAL TOUGH KID I CAN HANDLE MY SHIT THEY SAID BABE YOU GOTTA FAKE IT TILL YOU MAKE IT AND I DID

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#he’s got that sadness in his eyes that you only ever see in catholic stained glass windows

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You'll see my face in every place But you can't catch me now

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Love that Oppenheimer is a deeply disturbing horror movie about a man forced to accept that he is, in a person, the representative manifestation of mankind’s evil in committing one of the greatest horrors of human history - LITERALLY acting as the modern Prometheus, tormented by his sins for the remainder of time. Knowing that he will never be pitied and his actions will forever be utterly unforgivable because the blood of genocide and the potential of total human annihilation will eternally drip from his hands.

But also the simultaneous indictment by the film that to blame a single person for the Manhattan Project is to refuse to accept your own capacity for great evil if the ends ever seem to justify the means, and the culpability of every member of a species that lets itself create something so unspeakably terrible.

Hate that twitter’s take on such a nuanced and brilliantly handled examination of those issues is “movie bad because protagonist not evil enough.”

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it’s been a day since i’ve seen oppenheimer and i am convinced you bitches have no media literacy whatsoever how do you watch that film and think that it glorifies the bombs being made??? how is it pro america when it criticizes so much about america??? how is it pro fascist when it is about a jewish scientist who originally started his research so the nazi government wouldn’t have a bomb???

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In the late 1930s-1940s, Michael Bond, author of Paddington Bear, saw Jewish refugee children (Kindertransport children) passing through Reading Station from London, arriving in Britain escaping from the Nazi horrors of Europe.

Mr. Bond, touched by what he saw, recalled those memories 20 years later when he began his story of Paddington Bear. One morning in 1958, he was searching for writing inspiration and simply wrote the words: “Mr. and Mrs. Brown first met Paddington on a railway platform…”

“They all had a label round their neck with their name and address on and a little case or package containing all their treasured possessions,” Bond said in an interview with The Telegraph before his death in 2017. “So Paddington, in a sense, was a refugee, and I do think that there’s no sadder sight than refugees.”

Paddington Bear - known for his blue overcoat, bright red hat, and wearing a simple hand-written tag that says “Please look after this bear. Thank you.”

Paddington embodies the appearance of many refugee children. His suitcase is an emblem of his own refugee status.

“We took in some Jewish children who often sat in front of the fire every evening, quietly crying because they had no idea what had happened to their parents, and neither did we at the time. It’s the reason why Paddington arrived with the label around his neck”. -- Michael Bond

Michael Bond died at 91 in 2017. The epitaph on his gravestone reads, "Please look after this bear. Thank you."

Please look after all the young Bears in Ukraine.

~David Lundin

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— the great war, taylor swift

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last 3 mins of the ep. I'm sorry im soooo sorry ill simply never be the same oh my god. russian particle physicist anatoli bugorski could not have felt too dissimilar to what I'm going thru rn when a high energy proton beam from a particle accelerator passed directly thru his brain in 1978

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1970s trends seen on Daisy Jones

1. Fur coats

Everyone had one.

Pictured on Cher, Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, Carly Simon, Janis Joplin, Anita Pallenberg, and Linda Ronstadt

2. Wrap tops

Bonus points for wearing a brooch to keep it closed while on stage.

Pictured on Stevie Nicks, Jane Birkin, Emmylou Harris, and Linda Ronstadt

3. Shorts

Short shorts specifically. The possibilities were endless – denim, suede, crochet, patchwork.

Pictured on Cybill Shepherd, Linda Ronstadt, and Patty Pravo

4. Afghan Coats

The combination of two of the 70s favorites materials – fur and suede.

Pictured on David Bowie and ABBA

5. Patchwork

This outfit was specifically inspired by designer Melody Sabatasso.

Pictured on Cher

6. White top + Blue Jeans

An effortless classic

Pictured on Linda Ronstadt, Cher, Jane Birkin, and Farrah Fawcet

7. Kimonos

Like a shawl but less work

Pictured on Carly Simon, Emmylou Harris, and Christine McVie

8. The white witch

Free and ethereal

Pictured on Cher, Stevie Nicks, and Rose Simpson

This is just a few trends, I’ll probably make a part 2 after the next episodes come out.

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i love rechecking my friends' pronouns five times just in case i accidentally called them deadname mcslurrington