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You know what’s a good summer look?

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@goths/punks/emos that “grew out of it”: ur all fuckin cowards

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me, sitting on a throne barechested but wearing ornately engraved plate armor on my arms and legs and cloaked in fine almost translucent silks with an enormous snake draped over my shoulders: i got lost in the fantasy of this dope outfit and forgot what kinda post i was gonna make

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one of my favorite threats is “youre not invited to my birthday party anymore”.

from ages 4 to 11 its one of the most heinous things you can say, then 12 through 17 its just embarassing cuz teenz think that thats a childish thing to say, but from 18 onward, it only gets more and more effective, if only because it confuses the person youre speaking to.

its like a verbal smoke bomb. it catches them off guard and disorients them to the point that they might not even know how to react.

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don’t worry, you’re still in the “early life” part of your wikipedia page

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me cooking

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The four horsemen of the apocalypse

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idk if yall remember the selfie olympics of 2012

if you dont remember this glorious time let me remind you

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Damn I didn’t know y'all was sad

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SOME SHIT WENT DOWN WHEN I MET FRANK IERO IN DECEMBER.

so my favorite book is the catcher in the rye right? That’s the book that Frank got the name Pencey Prep from. Let me preface this for anyone who doesn’t already know; The Catcher In The Rye is an extremely emotionally charged story about a teenage delinquent in the 1950s who’s struggling with symptoms of depression, and nobody takes him seriously.

So when I saw Frank live, I took my copy of the catcher in the rye for him to sign. I FUCKING GOT UP THERE AND I HANDED HIM MY BOOK AND I WAS LIKE “uh,,,, you can just sign anywhere” and he was like “yeah…ill sign it right here” and he turned to the back page and signed there, and then proceeded to underline the last line in the book.

the last line reads “don’t ever tell anybody anything. If you do, you start missing everybody.”

ARE WE JUST NOT GONNA TALK ABOUT THIS? This line obviously means SOMETHING to Frank and I am ETERNALLY SCREAMING

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Gen z culture is saying “road work ahead?” at school and hearing 10+ responses of “uh, yeah, I sure hope it does…”

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The Lost Boys Directed by Joel Schumacher (1987)

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